Walsall
Gilmartin, Weston, Hughes (c), Mattis, Nicholls (90, Jones), Deeney, Bradley, Vincent, Richards, Byfield (81, Parkin), McDonald
Subs Not Used: Ince, Westlake, Sansara, O'Keefe, Grigg.

Goals: Byfield (66 p), Mattis (87)
Yellow Card: Deeney (39)
Red Card: None
Possession: 49%
Shots: 6 (4 on target)
Corners: 7

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier, Skarz, Peter Clarke (c), Butler, Pilkington (66, Roberts), Kay, Goodwin, Rhodes (74, Simpson), Robinson, Drinkwater
Subs Not Used: Glennon, Nathan Clarke, Berrett.

Goals: Robinson (47)
Yellow Card: Goodwin (80), Skarz (84)
Red Card: None
Possession: 51%
Shots: 7 (2 on target)
Corners: 4

Attendance
3,419

Referee
Mr C Boyeson (East Yorkshire)

Next Match
Colchester United (away) Coca-Cola League One Saturday October 03 2009, 15:00

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The first match in October is a long trip to Essex to face Colchester United and former Town player Aidy Boothroyd. It will be Town's second visit to the Weston Home Community Stadium having becoming the U's first opponent's back in August 2008.

The cost of admission that is on general sale is as follows:

Adults - £18
Seniors - £13 (over 60s)
17-21 Year Olds - £13
Under 17 - £10
Under 12 - £5
Under 8 - £3

Ambulant Disabled: At the relevant adult or concessionaire price, carer is admitted free of charge.
Wheelchair Disabled: £13 - with carer admitted free of charge.

The 10,000 all-seater West Homes Stadium is in it's second season and Town fans will be allocated seating in the North Stand. This is a relocation for away support who were in the stand opposite last season. The South Stand is now the U's designated singing area.

Around 1,700 visiting supporters can be accommodated in the North Stand at the West Homes Community Stadium.

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View the match highlights from the BBC of Saturday's difficult 0-0 Galpharm draw with Stockport County. A match of few real chances saw Town twice hit the bar, but County could have stole the points with some late pressure.

Town's unbeaten spell at home against Stockport continues. Town just could not find a way past a well organised and resilient defence and for the second home 0-0 tie on the bounce and the once free-scoring Terriers have scored just once in the last three matches.

For County it was their first clean sheet since the opening round of matches in August.

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After this afternoon's disappointing home draw and the somewhat embarrassing defeat in the last away match Lee Clark will be hoping to arrest the poor away form in the next away match - a week Tuesday at the Banks's Stadium to face Chris Hutching's side.

The cost of admission that is on general sale is as follows:

Adults - £18
Concessions - £12 (over 60s & under 18s)

Disabled Admission - £18 adults, concessions at £12, carer admitted to the stadium free of charge.

The Saddlers moved into the Bescott Stadium in 1990 replacing the former ground Fellows Park. It is currently called the Banks's Stadium following a sponsorship deal with a local brewery company (Marstons), and has a capacity of 11,300.

Visiting supporters are housed in the 2,000 all seater Homeserve Stand which is opposite the developed Floors 2 Go end (opened in 2003), which dwarfs the rest of the stadium. Prior to this the stadium was very much in the mould of a early 1990's new build football stadium in England. Huddersfield Town changed this thinking with their futuristic new stadium in the mid 1990's.

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Today 40 years ago the Terriers were born. For the start of the 2009/2010 season Town have adopted the marketing slogan of "The Yorkshire Club" but 40 years ago on September 27 1969 at Leeds Road, Huddersfield Town formally adopted the nickname "The Terriers", previously it was simply "The Town".

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier, Skarz, Peter Clarke (c), Butler, Pilkington, Kay, Drinkwater, Rhodes (71, Novak), Robinson, Roberts (71, Ainsworth).
Subs Not Used: Glennon, Nathan Clarke, Goodwin, Berrett, Simpson.

Goals: None
Yellow Card: Pilkington (64)
Red Card: None
Possession: 55%
Shots: 17 (8 on target)
Corners: 9

Brentford
Fon Williams, Mullins, Hutington, Raynes, Rose, Vincent (77, Pilkington), Bridcutt, Tansey, Poole, Baker, Bignall (81, Thompson)
Subs Not Used: Turnbull, Gerrard, Griffin, Halls, Havern.

Goals: None
Yellow Card: O'Connor (35)
Red Card: None
Possession: 49%
Shots: 9 (4 on target)
Corners: 6

Attendance
14,921

Referee
Mr O Langford (West Midlands)

Next Match
Walsall (away) Coca-Cola League One Tuesday September 29 2009, 19:45

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Former Huddersfield Town winger Malvin Kamara has joined Blue Square Premier side Barrow following his summer release from Town. Kamara started Barrow's match at Salisbury this afternoon but could not prevent the North West side from losing 3-0.

The 25-year-old was Andy Ritchie's third summer singing when he joined on a two-year deal from Port Vale. In all competitions he scored 5 goals in 38 starts for Town with a further 16 from the subs bench.

The Town Reserves continued their recent winning ways against their Bradford City counter-parts by handing the Bantams their fourth defeat of the season and got the Terriers back to winning ways.

In an interesting match played at the Coral Windows Stadium Town ran out 3-2 winners. Town twice got pegged back from a leading position but an own goal settled matters on 67 minutes.

James Berrett gave the dominating Terriers the lead on 21 minutes. City midfielder Michael Boulding brought the Bantams level just before the end of the first period. Berrett again gave Town the lead following good play from the impressive Jack Hunt on 50 minutes.

The home side were behind for just 11 minutes when Rory Boulding got his side level. But within minutes Town were back in the lead thanks to City striker Tomi Ameobi's strike into his own net! Good pressure from a Lionel Ainsworth free kick saw pressure from Lee Novak force Ameobi into the error.

That proved to be the final goals in another Terriers high scoring affair and Town got their campaign back to winning ways. Its now two wins from the opening three goals, with the success at Coral Windows Stadium adding to the 4-0 victory at Lincoln City. The only blot on the copybook thus far was the home loss last week (2-4) at the hands of Newcastle United.

Meanwhile the Under 18's recorded a 7-4 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers in their recent match.

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Summer signing Theo Robinson who has not taken long to find the goal or popularity with the Town faithful is up for the PFA Player of the Month award for August and September. Robinson whose lightning pace as caused havoc to opposition defences so far this term has scored seven goals in none appearances.

Those seven goals put him second in Town's goal scoring chart with Jordan Rhodes one better off on eight.

Robinson is up against Jermaine Beckford, Robert Snodgrass and Stephen Gleeson.

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There are not many tougher away trips on the agenda than a visit to The Valley the home of former Premier League side Charlton Athletic. Managed by Phil Parkinson (yes him!) the Addicks are expected to perform very well at League One level and they are currently proving that theory right siting second in the table.

The good start to the season from the Londoners has been boosted by a £7 million investment from a number of their Directors. The aim of Athletic and their board is a return to the Championship at the first time of asking.

Certainly not one of the cheapest grounds to visit perhaps some in administration at Charlton believe they are still playing in top-flight football!

The cost of admission that go general sale from tomorrow (Wednesday September 23) is as follows:

Adults - £25
Over 60's - £17
18-21 Year Olds - £17
Under 18s - £5

Disabled Admission - £17, carer admitted to the stadium free of charge.
Wheelchair Admission - £17, carer admitted to the stadium free of charge.

The programme will cost you £3.00.

The Valley is one of the largest stadiums in League One, indeed in England outside of the Premiership and since it was opened 90 years ago has transformed beyond all recognition. The official capacity is 27,111, with the recent piece of development completed in 2002.

The mid 1990's saw a once derelict stadium, begin the transformation to how it stands, and it is a proud stadium for the Charlton Athletic fans to call "home". The Addicks returned to the Valley after spending 10 years in exile in 1992. They ground shared with Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park for many years.

The South Stand of the Valley is where visiting supporters are housed. The Jimmy Seed Stand as it is called can accommodate 3,000 travelling supporters, so making it one of the biggest stadiums for away following in League One. The away stand is the only one not 'connected' to the other stands and the only one with a supporting pillar which is centre positioned!

Surely the South Stand is the next redevelopment on the agenda as it remains pretty much like it was back in the 1990's.

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The Terriers reserves marshalled by Paul Stephenson make the short journey to the Coral Windows Stadium intent on getting back to winning ways following the 2-4 defeat at the hands on Newcastle United at the Galpharm Stadium last Tuesday evening.

The Terriers completed the double over Bradford City last season winning on Bradford soil 4-0. On that February evening a Keigan Parker hat-trick and another from full back Joe Skarz completed the double. Town had won at Emley 3-1 in October 2008 with Luke Beckett grabbing an hat-trick.

Town are currently in sixth place in the division with Bradford City rock bottom having lost all their opening three matches. The Terriers had a trial to former Northern Ireland Under-21 central defender Mark McChrystal at City tonight, providing the paperwork is completed in time. The player is a free agent having left his former club Derry City.

City lost 4-1 (at home) to Hartlepool United, a week earlier they went down 1-0 at Newcastle United. The Bantams also lost to the same 1-0 scoreline in their opening match of the totesport.com League East at Lincoln City.

For Town they lost last Tuesday night, but in their opening match at Lincoln City they won 4-0. Robbie Simpson, Lee Novak, Robbie Williams and Lionel Ainsworth all made the score-sheet as the Terriers ran out 4-0 winners at Sincil Bank.

Admission is free tonight at Valley Parade with match kick off at 19:00 hours.

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After the disappointing performance and defeat at Millwall on Saturday, Lee Clark will be hoping to guide his troops to a home victory on Saturday against Stockport County then prepare for three away matches. Two are in the league and one in the Members Trophy (JPT).

Town visit two stadium's in the league which are often referred to has 'spiritless functional identikits' in the Banks's Stadium (Walsall) and Colchester United's Weston Home Community Stadium. That is then followed by what could be the final ever visit to Saltergate home of JPT opponents Chesterfield.

Ticket news and prices are below and you can also enhance your visit by adding value to your trip and booking a stay over with our preferred Match Day hotel booking service.

Tickets for Walsall and Colchester United are on general sale from the Galpharm Stadium Box Office - simply visit the ticket office, give them a ring or book via the official website. For the cup match at Chesterfield it is pay at the turnstile.

After this afternoon's disappointing and somewhat embarrassing defeat away from home Lee Clark will be hoping to arrest the poor away form in the next away match - a week Tuesday at the Banks's Stadium to face Chris Hutching's side.

The cost of admission that is on general sale is as follows:

Adults - £18
Concessions - £12 (over 60s & under 18s)

Disabled Admission - £18 adults, concessions at £12, carer admitted to the stadium free of charge.

The Saddlers moved into the Bescott Stadium in 1990 replacing the former ground Fellows Park. It is currently called the Banks's Stadium following a sponsorship deal with a local brewery company (Marstons), and has a capacity of 11,300.

Visiting supporters are housed in the 2,000 all seater Homeserve Stand which is opposite the developed Floors 2 Go end (opened in 2003), which dwarfs the rest of the stadium. Prior to this the stadium was very much in the mould of a early 1990's new build football stadium in England. Huddersfield Town changed this thinking with their futuristic new stadium in the mid 1990's.

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The first match in October is a long trip to Essex to face Colchester United and former Town player Aidy Boothroyd. It will be Town's second visit to the Weston Home Community Stadium having becoming the U's first opponent's back in August 2008.

The cost of admission that is on general sale is as follows:

Adults - £18
Seniors - £13 (over 60s)
17-21 Year Olds - £13
Under 17 - £10
Under 12 - £5
Under 8 - £3

Ambulant Disabled: At the relevant adult or concessionary price, carer is admitted free of charge.
Wheelchair Disabled: £13 - with carer admitted free of charge.

The 10,000 all-seater West Homes Stadium is in it's second season and Town fans will be allocated seating in the North Stand. This is a relocation for away support who were in the stand opposite last season. The South Stand is now the U's designated singing area.

Around 1,700 visiting supporters can be accommodated in the North Stand at the West Homes Community Stadium.

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Huddersfield Town's second match in the North Eastern sector of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy takes the Blue and White Army to Saltergate the home of Chesterfield, or to give the traditional old stadium it's official title 'The Recreation Ground'.

It could very much be the final visit Huddersfield Town will make to this stadium that as been home to The Spireites since 1884. The club moves to a purpose-built 10,350 all-seater complex at Whittington Moor on the site of the former Dema Glassworks.

The Derbyshire site's £13 million stadium currently under construction will be ready for occupation in July 2010 in time for the 2010/2011 stadium when construction company GB Building Solutions hands over the keys to the 'b2net Stadium' to Chesterfield Football Club.

For the match on October 06, the Terriers will be hoping to take a similar following the that which travelled to Rotherham United in the first round. Kick-off for the match is 19:30.

Town fans have the choice to stand or sit at Saltergate and are housed in the main stand (450 seats) or the 1,400 capacity Cross Street Stand (behind the goal) for standing.

The cost of admission that is based on pay on the day at Saltergate:

Seating

Adults: £12
Concessions: £8 (concessions are over-65, under 18)
Under 15's: £1

Standing

Adults: 10
Concessions: £7 (concessions are over-65, under 18)
Under 15's: £1

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View the match highlights from the BBC of Saturday's poor 3-1 defeat at the New Den, a match which home side Millwall ran out deserved winners against a lacklustre and poor Terriers performance. Jordan Rhodes grabbed a scant consolation goal for the Terriers late on his eight of the season.

Millwall
Forde, Dunne, Frampton, Martin (79, Schofield), Ward, Smith, Hackeet (88, Laird), Fuseini, Abdou, Morison (70, Henry), Harris.
Subs Not Used: Sullivan, Bolder, Grabban, Barron.

Goals: Hackett (13), Harris (14), Morison (50)
Yellow Card: Dunne (52), Forde (86)
Red Card: None
Possession: 61%
Shots: 9 (7 on target)
Corners: 10

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier, Skarz, Peter Clarke (c), Butler, Pilkington, Collins, Drinkwater (73, Ainsworth), Rhodes, Simpson (64, Novak), Roberts (59, Goodwin).
Subs Not Used: Glennon, Nathan Clarke, Berrett, Williams.

Goals: Rhodes (85)
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 39%
Shots: 5 (2 on target)
Corners: 4

Attendance
8,502

Referee
Mr P Crossley (Kent)

Next Match
Stockport County (home) Coca-Cola League One Saturday September 26 2009, 15:00

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After this afternoon's disappointing and somewhat embarrassing defeat away form home Lee Clark will be hoping to arrest the poor away form in the next away match - a week Tuesday at the Banks's Stadium to face Chris Hutching's side.

The cost of admission that is on general sale is as follows:

Adults - £18
Concessions - £12 (over 60s & under 18s)

Disabled Admission - £18 adults, concessions at £12, carer admitted to the stadium free of charge.

The Saddlers moved into the Bescott Stadium in 1990 replacing the former ground Fellows Park. It is currently called the Banks's Stadium following a sponsorship deal with a local brewery company (Marstons), and has a capacity of 11,300.

Visiting supporters are housed in the 2,000 all seater Homeserve Stand which is opposite the developed Floors 2 Go end (opened in 2003), which dwarfs the rest of the stadium. Prior to this the stadium was very much in the mould of a early 1990's new build football stadium in England. Huddersfield Town changed this thinking with their futuristic new stadium in the mid 1990's.

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View the match highlights from the BBC of last Saturday's 0-0 draw at the Galpharm Stadium against League Two Champions Brentford, who impressively took points off Town at home for the first time this season and shut out the free scoring Terriers.

Town however grabbed their first clean sheet of the season.

Despite Huddersfield Town twice taking the lead at home in their second totesports.com East League Division clash with Newcastle United, two late goals condemned the weary Terriers to a 4-2 defeat. Town battled hard with Robbie Simpson, Jim Goodwin who captained the Town and Jack Hunt excellent throughout against a United side whose quality in offence finally put the spirited Terriers to the sword.

Robbie Simpson twice put Town ahead with two excellent strikes. But as with the first team the reserves also seem to struggle in defensive play especially of that against pacey attack play and Matthew Glennon was beaten four times. To be fair, three were poor defending but in essence Newcastle were good value for their victory.

There was a few travelling Toon Army in a crowd of 344 at the Galpharm Stadium.

Town's team: Matthew Glennon, Liam Ridehalgh, Leigh Franks, Spencer Harris, James Berrett, Robbie Williams (73, Aiden Chippendale), Jim Goodwin (c), Michael Collins, Jack Hunt (71, Ryan Watson), James Spencer, Robbie Simpson. Unused Subs: Lloyd Allinson, Adam Field, Lewis Nightingale.

We brought you up to the minute score from our Twitter page, as well as in action photos ...

thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk was lucky this evening we captured Robbie Simpson's first goal (19 minutes) on camera! Visit it on our official YouTube channel but clicking on the link below:

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FANCY playing against Andy Booth and other former Huddersfield Town legends?

A charity football match, The Press Yorkshire Legends Challenge, is to be held at Batley RLFC's Mount Pleasant ground in Batley on Thursday September 24 (7.45pm).

It is organised by local freelance sports journalist Mike Popplewell and sponsored by The Press newspaper.
Andy Booth has agreed to play along with other 'legends' from Town, Leeds and Bradford City.

Those playing include Simon Trevitt, Scott Sellars, Iain Dunne, Lee Martin, Graham Mitchell, Liam Williams, Glyn Snodin and Brendan Ormsby.

The night will raise funds to be split equally between Alzheimer's sufferers in Kirklees and Huddersfield Town's 'Keep it Up' campaign which raises money for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance and the club's Academy.

The idea is that a Legends team, managed by George Mulhall, will take on an opposition which could include anyone who is sponsored to play.

It costs £2 per minute (minimum 10 minutes) and offers football fans the chance to play against their heroes.

Places are strictly limited and can be booked by e-mailing Martin Shaw on Martin@thepressnews.co.uk or by ringing Martin on 07866 426271.

Tickets for the game cost £2.50 each and are available in advance or pay on the night.

The Press is a 40p per copy weekly newspaper or free where delivered in the Dewsbury, Mirfield, Batley and Spen Valley area.

Paul Stephenson's second string side welcome Newcastle United to the Galpharm Stadium tomorrow (19:00) hoping to continue their good form following the 4-0 victory at Lincoln City in their opening fixture. United will also be looking to continue their unbeaten run as they beat Bradford City at Gallowgate 1-0 in their opening fixture.

Season ticket holders are reminded that it is free entry for them. Non season ticket holders can watch the fixture for £3.50 adults and £1 concessions - pay on the evening.

Town will be hoping to continue the recent good reserve form in this season's totesport.com East League Division.

Town have said that they will be playing an experienced said against the Magpies reserve side.

thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk will bring you the latest score as the goals go in live from the Galpharm Stadium tomorrow evening, via the website's official Twitter page:

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The first match in October is a long trip to Essex to face Colchester United and former Town player Aidy Boothroyd. It will be Town's second visit to the Weston Home Community Stadium having becoming the U's first opponent's back in August 2008.

The cost of admission that is on general sale is as follows:

Adults - £18
Seniors - £13 (over 60s)
17-21 Year Olds - £13
Under 17 - £10
Under 12 - £5
Under 8 - £3

Ambulant Disabled: At the relevant adult or concessionary price, carer is admitted free of charge.
Wheelchair Disabled: £13 - with carer admitted free of charge.

The 10,000 all-seater West Homes Stadium is in it's second season and Town fans will be allocated seating in the North Stand. This is a relocation for away support who were in the stand opposite last season. The South Stand is now the U's designated singing area.

Around 1,700 visiting supporters can be accommodated in the North Stand at the West Homes Community Stadium.

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Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier, Skarz, Peter Clarke (c), Butler, Pilkington, Kay (81, Collins), Drinkwater, Rhodes (81, Simpson), Robinson (71, Novak), Roberts.
Subs Not Used: Glennon, Nathan Clarke, Williams, Berrett.

Goals: None
Yellow Card: Peter Clarke (55)
Red Card: None
Possession: 51%
Shots: 11 (6 on target)
Corners: 6

Brentford
Price, Phillips, Bennett (c), Wilson, O'Connor, Weston, Taylor, Hunt (88, Bean), Wood, Kabba (83, Saunders), MacDonald.
Subs Not Used: Bull, Foster, Osbourne, Blake, Legge.

Goals: None
Yellow Card: O'Connor (35)
Red Card: None
Possession: 49%
Shots: 3 (1 on target)
Corners: 4

Attendance
12,020

Referee
Mr D Webb (County Durham)

Next Match
Millwall (away) Coca-Cola League One Saturday September 19 2009, 15:00

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TICKETS ON GENERAL SALE

The Terriers will make the ever testing trip to London to face Millwall in a League One clash a week on Saturday and will be hoping to be backed by a good number of Town fans as the Terriers look for back to back away victories following last Saturday's success at MK Dons.

The cost of admission that is on general sale is as follows:

Adults - £20
Seniors - £13 (over 60s)
Under 16 - £11
Under 12 - £8

The New Den, home of Millwall since 1993 has a capacity of just over 20,000 and can be one of the most hostile away grounds in England to travel to given the passionate and vocal support from the locals. The stadium is also home of SKY TV series Dream Team - Harchester United.

Away fans are allocated the 4,000 capacity 'North Stand' at the New Den that is quite an impressive looking stadium but it continues to be one of the most intimidating atmosphere's in English football, however police control in and around The New Den continues to be excellent.

Away fans enter the stadium via access points A1 to A4 and D28 to D30.

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Town welcome back League One action to the Galpharm Stadium with the visit of League Two Champions Brentford. Follow our latest score Tweets live from the Galpharm Stadium including live action photos.

thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk will bring you the latest score as the goals go in live from the Galpharm Stadium later, via the website's official Twitter page:

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View the match highlights from the BBC of last Saturday's impressive victory at stadium:mk Lee Clark's side twice came from behind to seal a first away victory of the season. Anthony Kay's late header goal from a Danny Drinkwater sealed the three points for the Terriers backed by over 1,300 Town supporters.

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Striker Jordan Rhodes will find out tomorrow if he is Player of the Month for August. The 19-year-old striker alongside Theo Robinson has impressed since returning to his native Yorkshire from Ipswich Town in the summer. During August Rhodes was joint top-scorer with six goals. He continued his scoring record through into September with a goal at MK Dons last weekend.

Rhodes who tomorrow comes up against a former loan side in Brentford for who he scored seven goals in 14 appearances which gained him the PFA League Two Player of the Year.

Impressive Rhodes will learn if he has won the award via SKY TV SoccerAm between 09:00 and 10:00. His competition is Jermaine Beckford, Simeon Jackson and Lloyd Sam.

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The reserves not wanting to be out done by the first team scored an hat-full of goals in their opening totesport.com League fixture against Lincoln City. Robbie Simpson, Lee Novak, Robbie Williams and Lionel Ainsworth all made the score-sheet as the Terriers ran out 4-0 winners at Sincil Bank.

It was a great start for Paul Stephenson's side in their first fixture of the campaign.

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Listen to Lee Clark on The Football League Podcast hosted by Mark Clemmit. Free to download and listen to. Lee Clark's telephone interview begins after striker Steve Claridge on 17:27 to 27:00

TICKETS ON GENERAL SALE

The Terriers will make the ever testing trip to London to face Millwall in a League One clash a week on Saturday and will be hoping to be backed by a good number of Town fans as the Terriers look for back to back away victories following last Saturday's success at MK Dons.

The cost of admission that is on general sale is as follows:

Adults - £20
Seniors - £13 (over 60s)
Under 16 - £11
Under 12 - £8

The New Den, home of Millwall since 1993 has a capacity of just over 20,000 and can be one of the most hostile away grounds in England to travel to given the passionate and vocal support from the locals. The stadium is also home of SKY TV series Dream Team - Harchester United.

Away fans are allocated the 4,000 capacity 'North Stand' at the New Den that is quite an impressive looking stadium but it continues to be one of the most intimidating atmosphere's in English football, however police control in and around The New Den continues to be excellent.

Away fans enter the stadium via access points A1 to A4 and D28 to D30.

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Milton Keynes Dons
Gueret, Woodards (26, Carrington (80, Ibehre)), McCracken, Doumbe, Lewington (c), Chadwick (80, Gobern), Howell, Gleeson, Johnson, Puncheon, Easter.
Subs Not Used: Searle, Davis, Leven, Swailes.

Goals: Johnson (47), Easter (58)
Yellow Card: Howell (67), Easter (87), Gobern (90)
Red Card: None
Possession: 49%
Shots: 12 (4 on target)
Corners: 10

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier, Skarz, Peter Clarke (c), Butler, Drinkwater, Kay, Collins (57, Roberts), Rhodes (85, Simpson), Robinson, Pilkington.
Subs Not Used: Glennon, Nathan Clarke, Novak, Berrett, Ainsworth.

Goals: Rhodes (55), Robinson (60), Kay (78)
Yellow Card: Pilkington (34), Rhodes (63), Kay (88)
Red Card: None
Possession: 51%
Shots: 5 (3 on target)
Corners: 5

Attendance
9,772

Referee
Mr M Russell (Hertfordshire)

Next Match
Brentford (home) Coca-Cola League One Saturday September 12 2009, 15:00

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The Terriers have been handed a trip to Chesterfield of Coca-Cola League One in the Second Round of the Members Trophy. The match to be played at Saltergate week commencing October 5th, likely to be the Tuesday (6th) of that week.

TICKETS ON GENERAL SALE

Town will be travelling to stadium:mk full of confidence for the first match in September having put in a sterling first month of action. MK Dons are a fancied team again this season and will be hoping that Paul Ince can galvanise the Dons into credible promotion candidates. The Dons are currently one point and one place above Town in the League One table.

Town have been given an initial allocation of 1,506 which are priced at:

Adults - £18
Seniors - £13
Under 16 - £7
Under 7 - Free of charge
Disabled - £13

Should Town need to receive additional tickets, these will be given by the Dons, but tin a different area of the stadium at an increase in ticket cost. These tickets are prices as follows:

Adults - £21
Seniors - £16
Under 16 - £11
Under 12 - £9
Under 7 - Free of charge
Disabled - £16

Tickets will be sold in the following phases:

Phase 1 - August 17 - Season Ticket Holders, Blue & White Foundation members, Patrons
Phase 2 - August 28 - General Sale

Away supporters are housed in the North East corner of the stadium at Milton Keynes, which can accommodate up to 3,000 supporters. Access to the stadium is via bar code scanning which is printed onto the match day ticket.

Ironically, the stadium's South Stand - a home end, as the name "Cowshed Stand", borrowed we are sure from the popular end at Leeds Road!

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The draw for the second round of the Members Trophy (JPT) will take place this Saturday (5th) with the Terriers in the hat. Lee Clark's Huddersfield Town side is placed in the North East section of the regionalised draw. Possible opponents for the next round are Bradford City, Chesterfield, Darlington, Grimsby Town, Hartlepool United, Leeds United and Notts County.

The draw takes place this morning on SKY Sports Soccer AM programme.

The second round tie will be played week commencing October 5th.

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Former Town favourite Peter Jackson has this morning being sacked has manager of struggling League Two side Lincoln City along with his assistant former Terrier Iffy Onoura.

The Lincoln board said it was disappointed with the poor home form last season and the current poor performances this season which as yielded just 2 wins. City have lost 5 matches and were knocked out of the JPT competition at Darlington on Tuesday evening.

Jackson was Lincoln boss for almost two years, and this much regarded failure could prompt Jackson's exit from club management.

Jacko has Peter was affectionately known as throughout his Town playing and management career was diagnosed with cancer of the throat in February 2008, but returned to management following a period of radiotheraphy.

Jackson managed the Terriers over two spells (10/97 to 05/99 and 06/03 to 03/07) leading Town from the brink of financial ruin to a play off final success in May 2004. During his first spell in charge he led Town away from relegation in what became known as "The Great Escape", and was harshly sacked when new owners took over at Town. During his managerial Town won 112 games of 292, drawing 79 and losing 99. He will always be remembered as the manager who helped instil the pride back into Town with phrases such as "Keep the faith" and "Be proud and honoured to wear this shirt" after almost going out of existence.

The 48 year old was born in Bradford on April 6th 1961 and played 155 times for the Terriers scoring 3 goals. He also played for Bradford (twice) and Newcastle United in a distinguished playing career. Although he won no playing honours with Town, has a player with Bradford he secured promotion twice, and was Chester City's player of the season in 1995-1996 the team he joined when released by Town in 1994.

His passion and dedication to the club will always be remembered and helped build a rapport with the club that was at times simply breathtaking. With Jackson has manager, Town fans were left with many lifetime memories, which will never be forgotten, nor will his inspirational approach to delivering for the club.

thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk would like to wish Peter and Iffy all the best for the future.

Meanwhile, League One rivals Colchester United have appointed former Town player Aidy Boothroyd has manager - he replaces Paul Lambert who left recently to replace Bryan Gunn at Norwich City.

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View the match highlights from the BBC of Town's recent 2-1 home League victory against Yeovil Town and the 2-1 away win at Rotherham United - where Robbie Simpson scored his first goal for Town as Huddersfield knocked out last season's area finalists.

Rotherham United
Warrington, Tonge, Joseph, Sharps, Green, Liddell (64, Taylor), Harrison, Cummins (24 Taylor), Law, Ellison (90, Broughton), Le Fondre.
Subs Not Used: Annerson, Nicolas.

Goals: Le Fondre (35)
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 52%
Shots: 8 (4 on target)
Corners: 6

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier, Skarz, Peter Clarke (c), Nathan Clarke, Ainsworth, Goodwin, Collins, Novak, Simpson, Pilkington.
Subs Not Used: Glennon, Butler, Berrett, Rhodes, Williams.

Goals: Peter Clarke (2), Simpson (7)
Yellow Card: Collins (19)
Red Card: None
Possession: 48%
Shots: 15 (12 on target)
Corners: 4

Attendance
2,246

Referee
Mr S Bratt (West Midlands)

Next Match
Milton Keynes Dons (away) Coca-Cola League One Saturday September 05 2009, 15:00

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Huddersfield Town will be screened live on SKY TV on Saturday November 14th when Wycombe Wanderers are the visitors to the Galpharm Stadium. The satellite broadcaster has chosen free scoring Terriers for the first time since an away match at the Keepmoat Stadium in October 2007.

The TV deal does bring with it a change of kick-off time with Town now facing a 12:05 start time against Wanderers.

The last time TV cameras broadcasted a live home match for Huddersfield was the play-off semi-final second leg defeat to South Yorkshire side Barnsley in May 2006.

CEO Nigel Clibbens told the official website that he is already looking at ways to ensure there is a bumper crowd to welcome SKY TV and ensure a wonderful atmosphere. He wants to use the TV coverage to further enhance and promote the reputation of the football club and this fixture will enable the Terriers to do this to a national television audience.

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