Huddersfield Town's 'War of the Roses' Sunday battle with Oldham Athletic at Boundary Park (kick off 14:00) is expected to attract a large and vociferous following over the Pennines from the White Rose County. Town fans are expected to swell Boundary Park on Sunday with around 3,000 supporters as the Terriers look to improve on a poor away showing this season.

The Town players and management are expecting a tough battle against Dave Penny Lancashire outfit, whose squad contains a number of former Terriers. Former strikers Keigan Parker and popular Pawel Abbott and joined in the Latics ranks by former Town captains Andy Holdsworth and Jon Worthington. The Town midfield can rest a little easier though as Worthington will miss Sunday's clash through injury.

Often tough and titanic battles between the two sides, you can expect a lively atmosphere at Boundary Park and a fiery pacey temperament on the field as well as the Terriers look to return back to Yorkshire with all three points for only the second time this season.

For Oldham, they have a relatively poor home form with striker Abbott stating that the Latics are finding their away form easier to come by than their form at Boundary. Over the next few weeks the Terriers have a number of difficult away matches. Notwithstanding the fixture at Oldham Lee Clark also takes his side the even shorter distance to Elland Road in early December as the Terriers face the first of two West Yorkshire derbies with Leeds United.

If Town could start picking up points on their travels, with an excellent strong home form they could start pushing towards the automatic promotion places, currently just siting outside the play-offs. Other than Chris Lucketti, Robbie Simpson and Tom Clark, the management have no further injury worries ahead of the Roses clash on Sunday.

Town away support which always travels in some numbers will be hoping Town can start grabbing points on the road and will support the spirit of Lee Clark who believes that once the points start coming away from the Galpharm Stadium the club will go on a bit of roll because the squad is full of "many good players."

Clark called the support "magnificent" and he will be keen to reward another big travelling army by recording a win on the road. The club has sold 2,781 tickets at lunchtime on Sunday and with a sell-out crowd expected the club as asked supporters to sit in the seat as allocated on the ticket.

Clark is full of confidence ahead of the fixture with Dave Penny's side but wants his players to cut out the individual mistakes that have cost Town at Charlton, Colchester and Walsall in recent away matches.

Should be a cracking fixture and to all Town fans - get behind the boys on Sunday and back the Terriers to three vital away points.

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This Sunday afternoon thisisthebarmyarmt.co.uk will be offering live score and photo Tweets from Boundary Park as Oldham Athletic hosts Huddersfield Town in the League One fixture from 14:00 hrs.

After last weekend's destruction of Leyton Orient (4-0) Lee Clark-led Huddersfield Town will be hoping to translate their home form into away matches which as yielded just 4 points from seven matches - a win at MK Dons and a opening afternoon darw at Southend United.

Last time out away from home soil, Clark's side lost 1-2 at Charlton Athletic despite an improved and passionate performance that could have led to a share of the points.

In the last 10 league matches the Terriers have secured 4 wins, 3 draws and 3 losses. During that time, they won once and lost once in the Johnstone's Paint Trophy competition.

Tickets are available from Boundary Park tomorrow at a cost of:

Adults: £20
Concessions: £11 (concessions are over-65, under 16)
Under 12's: £5

Wheelchair disabled priced at £20 with helper admitted free of charge.

That represents an increase of £2 (across all ticket types) had you pre-purchased your match day ticket. Town fans occupy the Rochdale Road End of the Boundary Park Stadium, which is spilt this season for home and away supporters with Terriers been given the larger of the two sections.

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Huddersfield Town's first round FA Cup tie at home against London side Dagenham & Redbridge will take place on Friday November 6th with a 19:45 kick-off. This is due to the Galpharm Stadium been in use for an International Rugby League match on the Saturday.

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The second string lost their third home match in succession as Middlesborough defeated a young Terriers side 1-0 this afternoon at AFC Emley's Welfare Ground. A young and inexperienced Town side went down to a fourth minute strike, as the trio of North Eastern clubs in the totesport.com league have beaten the Terriers on home soil this season.

The side which was produced of almost entirely Academy products featured two trialists in goalkeeper Dale Crossland and winger Anthony Moura-Komenan. Although it was a young side, they impressed the Town management.

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ON GENERAL SALE - TICKETS AVAILABLE ON THE DAY BUT COST £2 MORE. 2,000 CURRENTLY SOLD!

Tickets for the Roses derby fixture next month at Boundary Park will go on sale tomorrow under a strict pyramid sale basis. With so many former Terriers in the Oldham squad it will make for an interesting Sunday afternoon fixture in Lancashire. Tickets for the fixture on November 1st will be sold as follows:

Phase 1 - October 8th 2009 @ 09:30 - Season ticket holders who are a Blue and White Foundation member or a patron with ticket stubs from FOUR away matches from this season.

Phase 2 - October 13th 2009 @ 09:30 - Season ticket holders.

Phase 3 - October 19th 2009 @ 09:30 - Blue & White Foundation member, patron, supporter with FOUR away ticket stubs (away) from this season.

Phase 4 - October 20th, 2009 @ 09:30 - General Sale.

Tickets are priced as follows:

Adults: £18
Concessions: £9 (concessions are over-65, under 16)
Under 12's: £3

Wheelchair disabled priced at £18 with helper admitted free of charge.

Home to Oldham Athletic since opening in 1904 Boundary Park has a capacity of just under 11,000 and was a regular in the top flight of English football for many seasons. There were redevelopment plans in place for the stadium and the side stand knows as the Broadway Stand was demolished to make way for a proposed new main stand with a capacity of 5,200. The rest of the redevelopment of the club was rejected by the local council.

However the club is looking at moving to a new stadium - Oldham Arena. The 16,000 new will cost in the region of £80 million.

Away supporters are housed within the Rochdale Road Stand, which for this season during the developments is spilt for use by both home support and away support. This stand is spilt in two sections one with 3,000 seats the other with 1,600 and it is hoped the Terriers will be given the 3,000 section as a big travelling True Blue army is expected to make the short trip over the Pennines for the fixture.

MATCHhotels.com in association with thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk helps sports fans find hotels near sports venues and events. Take the stress out of the festive travelling and give yourself a treat in the process. Support the Terriers with family and friends and book yourself into a hotel to enjoy a weekend away as you support Town.

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Tickets are now available for the Terriers long midweek trip to the County Ground as Lee Clark's Huddersfield Town face Swindon Town. Tickets which are on General Sale are priced as follows:

Adults - £15
Over 60's - £10
Students - £10
16-20 Year Olds - £10
Under 15s - £5

Swindon's County Ground as been the proud home of the Robins for over 100 year seeing much development over the years and recent top flight football. The current capacity of the stadium is just over 15,700 but there are plans in place to redevelop Wiltshire's premier football stadium into a 25,000 all-seater one.

Town fans on the Tuesday evening will be housed in the covered Arkells Stand which can accommodate 1,200 away supporters. Additional away support can located in the uncovered Stratton Bank End.

Post code for the ground is SN1 2ED.

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The highly anticipated West Yorkshire Derby with Leeds United at Elland Road will take on December 05 with an early kick-off. It could be very exciting with the home side wanting revenge for the 2-1 defeat at the hands of Town at the venue last season and the fact that the current League One leaders have not beaten the Terriers in four attempts.

Town performing the double over United last season for the first time in over 80 years. This fixture at Elland Road is a Category A match.

Tickets are priced as follows:

Adults: £26
Concessions: £16 (concessions are over-65, under 16)
Under 16's: £12

As with last season the Terriers have been issued with 2,300. Consisting of 1,628 in the South East corner and 672 in the South Stand - South Stand tickets are for families and juniors only.

Elland Road has been the home of United since their formation in 1919 and at 40,242 is not only the biggest stadium in League One, but one of the biggest football stadiums in England. It was the venue of one of Town's recent great Cup victories - a 1-0 victory over Leeds in the Milk Cup in 1982.

The stadium is dominated by the most recent developed part of the ground the callous East Stand - which is doubled tiered and can accommodate 17,000 supporters. It will be one of the most expensive grounds to visit, but should the result be the same as last season when the Terriers dominated the second half and justifiably took all three points then it will be worth every penny of the £26 adults will have to pay for the right to watch Town at Elland Road!

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View the match highlights from the BBC of Saturday's 4-0 home demolition of Leyton Orient on Saturday, a fixture in which the visitors keeper took the man of the match award despite conceding four goals!

The Terriers brushed aside a disappointing loss at Charlton a week early to totally dominate an Orient side who could have seen more goals from a buoyant Town side. If only Lee Clark could translate home form into away form the Terriers would be siting right in the automatic places rather than just outside the play-off zone.

Despite a fluid first half in which the Terriers attacked the Fantastic Media Family Stand first it was not until the final moments of first half time added on that the Terriers through impressive Gary Roberts took the lead. In a second half dominated then by Town, three headed goals ensured for the second successive home game Town would run out 4-0 winners.

Ticket news will appear on thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk for the match to be played week commencing November 02, 2009, so check back later for this news!

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier, Williams, Peter Clarke (c), Nathan Clarke, Pilkington (85, Ainsworth), Kay, Collins, Rhodes, Novak (69, Ronsinson), Roberts.
Subs Not Used: Glennon, Butler, Goodwin, Berrett, Drinkwater.

Goals: Roberts (45), Nathan Clarke (57), Collins (74), Rhodes (90)
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 63%
Shots: 16 (9 on target)
Corners: 9

Leyton Orient
Morris, Cave-Brown, Chorley, Mkandawire (c), Daniels (60, Melligan), Townsend, Simth, Summerfield, Jarvis (67, Patulea), Demetriou, McGleish (60, Scowcroft).
Subs Not Used: Pires, Butcher, Ashworth.

Goals: None
Yellow Card: Daniels (59), Scowcroft (71)
Red Card: None
Possession: 37%
Shots: 7 (3 on target)
Corners: 4

Attendance
13,396

Referee
Mr P Quinn (Clevedon)

Next Match
Oldham Athletic (away) Coca-Cola League One Sunday November 01 2009, 14:00

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ON GENERAL SALE

Tickets for the Roses derby fixture next month at Boundary Park will go on sale tomorrow under a strict pyramid sale basis. With so many former Terriers in the Oldham squad it will make for an interesting Sunday afternoon fixture in Lancashire. Tickets for the fixture on November 1st will be sold as follows:

Phase 1 - October 8th 2009 @ 09:30 - Season ticket holders who are a Blue and White Foundation member or a patron with ticket stubs from FOUR away matches from this season.

Phase 2 - October 13th 2009 @ 09:30 - Season ticket holders.

Phase 3 - October 19th 2009 @ 09:30 - Blue & White Foundation member, patron, supporter with FOUR away ticket stubs (away) from this season.

Phase 4 - October 20th, 2009 @ 09:30 - General Sale.

Tickets are priced as follows:

Adults: £18
Concessions: £9 (concessions are over-65, under 16)
Under 12's: £3

Wheelchair disabled priced at £18 with helper admitted free of charge.

Home to Oldham Athletic since opening in 1904 Boundary Park has a capacity of just under 11,000 and was a regular in the top flight of English football for many seasons. There were redevelopment plans in place for the stadium and the side stand knows as the Broadway Stand was demolished to make way for a proposed new main stand with a capacity of 5,200. The rest of the redevelopment of the club was rejected by the local council.

However the club is looking at moving to a new stadium - Oldham Arena. The 16,000 new will cost in the region of £80 million.

Away supporters are housed within the Rochdale Road Stand, which for this season during the developments is spilt for use by both home support and away support. This stand is spilt in two sections one with 3,000 seats the other with 1,600 and it is hoped the Terriers will be given the 3,000 section as a big travelling True Blue army is expected to make the short trip over the Pennines for the fixture.

MATCHhotels.com in association with thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk helps sports fans find hotels near sports venues and events. Take the stress out of the festive travelling and give yourself a treat in the process. Support the Terriers with family and friends and book yourself into a hotel to enjoy a weekend away as you support Town.

For the Oldham match click on the banner below to ensure you qualify for the best available rates:

This afternoon from 15:00 thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk will be live from The Galpharm Stadium bringing you live score and action photos Tweets from the League match with Leyton Orient.

Lee Clark led Huddersfield Town will be aiming to end a run of two consecutive 0-1 losses at home against Orient this afternoon and continue this season's decent home form. Last time out the Terriers lost 1-2 at Charlton Athletic despite an improved away display but in all competition Town have won just once in eight matches (seven in the league).

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Terriers supporters have been asked to support the pioneering partnership between The Yorkshire Air Ambulance and Huddersfield Town but now the Terriers first team squad have done their bit, by wearing very little for the 2010 "Bare Essentials" Calendar.

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There are two incentives for Town fans to fill the Galpharm Stadium for the live SKY TV match on the afternoon of Saturday November 14th. Current season ticket holders can each bring two friends to the match with the friend just paying £5. Vouchers 1 and 2 must be presented to the Galpharm Stadium ticket office prior to match day with the friends details (on the reverse of the voucher) fully filled in.

In addition, the noon kick off with Wycombe - the side which opened the Stadium with the Terriers first ever league match back in 1995 will also offer a tribute to the British Armed Forces.

In recognition of the Football League nominating the "Help The Heroes" as their official chairty, Huddersfield Town will be honouring the Forces from the local area - the Yorkshire Club saying 'Thanks' to the Yorkshire Armed Forces.

The Yorkshire Regiment will be present at the match. The eagle eyed of you may have spotted the 'Afghanistan Supporters Branch' of Huddersfield Town proudly displayed at Wembley Stadium on Wednesday evening show three times during the ITV coverage of England's 3-0 victory over Belarus in the final World Cup Qualification match.

The club will honour the dedication and sacrifice of the Armed Forces with a minutes applause before kick-off on November 14th.

In addition Town is offering reduced ticket prices to all armed service personnel (past and present) and their families (maximum of 2 adults and 2 children) for the following special price:

Forces Special Adult - £10
Forces Special Junior - £1
Forces Special Senior - £5

Your Forces Identification number will be requested at the time of booking.

So Support the Yorkshire Club and Support the Yorkshire Regiment by coming down to the Galpharm Stadium for the Wycombe Wanderers match on Saturday November 14th and help fill the stadium for the live SKY TV contest.

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The indifferent start to the Reserve League continued for Huddersfield Town, as Paul Stephenson's crashed to a very poor 2-0 home loss (the second in succession) to an impressive Hartlepool United side. Goals in both periods from the North East side was enough to hand Stephenson's former employers all three totesports.com points.

Despite fielding a strong side which contained players with first team experience Town were very much second best throughout the fixture and required a wonderful tackle from Andy Butler to prevent United adding a third late in the game.

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Lee Clark's side will find out who they will face in the first round of the FA Cup on Sunday afternoon with the draw made live at 13:00 GMT live on ITV 1. Details will appear on this website on Sunday afternoon for the match will be played week commencing November 2nd. It will be the first experience of an FA Cup match for Lee Clark has manager of the Terriers, with the Terriers knocked out in round one last season at the hands of Port Vale.

Gerry Murphy was still in temporary charge for the 7 goal thriller at the Galpharm Stadium and the Terriers led the League Two side 3-1 at one point and appeared to be coasting through to round 2.

The FA Cup like most cup competitions in recent season's as proved far from successful for Huddersfield. Although they did reach Round 5 in 2007/2008 and Round 3 in 2005/2006 both times losing at Stamford Bridge. The only other victory came in the first round at the then McAlpine Stadium when non-league Gravesend and Northfleet were beaten 2-1 - a late Leon Knight goal was the difference. The joy ended their as a trip to Fieldmill ended in a 4-0 drubbing at the hands of Mansfield Town.

Town will be ball number 24 for the draw for the 40 first round ties. There are no Championship or Premiership clubs in the first round draw.

Paul Stephenson goes up against a former employer as his Town reserves entertain Hartlepool United this evening (19:00) at the Galpharm Stadium. Stephenson has named a strong side for the latest totesports.com league fixture. It will be the second at home a last month Newcastle United ran out 4-2 victors in an entertaining fixture.

Town's other two fixtures have ended in victory both away from Huddersfield soil. On opening evening Lincoln City was brushed aside 4-0 and last time out Town defeated Bradford City in a classic 3-2 secondstring fixture.

Lionel Ainsworth, James Berrett, Andy Butler, Danny Drinkwater, Matt Glennon, Jim Goodwin, Joe Skarz and Theo Robinson will all appear this evening alongside younger products in Jack Hunt, Leigh Franks and Liam Ridehalgh. The bench consists of Adam Bower, Lloyd Allinson, Spencer Harris, Lewis Nightingale and Michael McCaffery.

Entrance is free for all season ticket holders or £3.50 for adults and £1 for concessions.

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View the match highlights from the BBC of Saturday's 1-2 defeat at The Valley as Town's horrendous away form continued with a loss in London.

Despite a battling performance which saw Town dominate for spells, Lee Clark's side were undone by two goals early in both periods. Town's goal came from a 25-yard free kick from Anthony Pilkington as Town scored a deserved equaliser on 38 minutes. As Town pushed for a second equaliser Peter Clarke had a header form a corner ruled out.

The victory put the hosts top of League One.

There are two incentives for Town fans to fill the Galpharm Stadium for the live SKY TV match on the afternoon of Saturday November 14th. Current season ticket holders can each bring two friends to the match with the friend just paying £5. Vouchers 1 and 2 must be presented to the Galpharm Stadium ticket office prior to match day with the friends details (on the reverse of the voucher) fully filled in.

In addition, the noon kick off with Wycombe - the side which opened the Stadium with the Terriers first ever league match back in 1995 will also offer a tribute to the British Armed Forces.

In recognition of the Football League nominating the "Help The Heroes" as their official chairty, Huddersfield Town will be honouring the Forces from the local area - the Yorkshire Club saying 'Thanks' to the Yorkshire Armed Forces.

The Yorkshire Regiment will be present at the match. The eagle eyed of you may have spotted the 'Afghanistan Supporters Branch' of Huddersfield Town proudly displayed at Wembley Stadium on Wednesday evening show three times during the ITV coverage of England's 3-0 victory over Belarus in the final World Cup Qualification match.

The club will honour the dedication and sacrifice of the Armed Forces with a minutes applause before kick-off on November 14th.

In addition Town is offering reduced ticket prices to all armed service personnel (past and present) and their families (maximum of 2 adults and 2 children) for the following special price:

Forces Special Adult - £10
Forces Special Junior - £1
Forces Special Senior - £5

Your Forces Identification number will be requested at the time of booking.

So Support the Yorkshire Club and Support the Yorkshire Regiment by coming down to the Galpharm Stadium for the Wycombe Wanderers match on Saturday November 14th and help fill the stadium for the live SKY TV contest.

Charlton Athletic
Elliot, Richardson, Youga, Sodje, Dailly, Bailey, Racon, Sam (78, Wagstaff), Spring (46, Semedo), Burton, McLeod (89, Mooney).
Subs Not Used: Randolph, Llera, Solly, Shelvey.

Goals: Sodje (8), McLeod (49)
Yellow Card: Spring (44), McLeod (50)
Red Card: None
Possession: 48%
Shots: 8 (5 on target)
Corners: 8

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier (79, Berrett), Williams, Peter Clarke (c), Nathan Clarke, Pilkington, Kay, Collins, Rhodes, Novak (77, Ainsworth), Roberts (77, Robinson)).
Subs Not Used: Glennon, Butler, Goodwin, Drinkwater.

Goals: Pilkington (38)
Yellow Card: Roberts (73), Peltier (76)
Red Card: None
Possession: 52%
Shots: 14 (4 on target)
Corners: 13

Attendance
16,991

Referee
Mr R East (Wiltshire)

Next Match
Leyton Orient (home) Coca-Cola League One Saturday October 24 2009, 15:00

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Tickets for the Roses derby fixture next month at Boundary Park will go on sale tomorrow under a strict pyramid sale basis. With so many former Terriers in the Oldham squad it will make for an interesting Sunday afternoon fixture in Lancashire. Tickets for the fixture on November 1st will be sold as follows:

Phase 1 - October 8th 2009 @ 09:30 - Season ticket holders who are a Blue and White Foundation member or a patron with ticket stubs from FOUR away matches from this season.

Phase 2 - October 13th 2009 @ 09:30 - Season ticket holders.

Phase 3 - October 19th 2009 @ 09:30 - Blue & White Foundation member, patron, supporter with FOUR away ticket stubs (away) from this season.

Phase 4 - October 20th, 2009 @ 09:30 - General Sale.

Tickets are priced as follows:

Adults: £18
Concessions: £9 (concessions are over-65, under 16)
Under 12's: £3

Wheelchair disabled priced at £18 with helper admitted free of charge.

Home to Oldham Athletic since opening in 1904 Boundary Park has a capacity of just under 11,000 and was a regular in the top flight of English football for many seasons. There were redevelopment plans in place for the stadium and the side stand knows as the Broadway Stand was demolished to make way for a proposed new main stand with a capacity of 5,200. The rest of the redevelopment of the club was rejected by the local council.

However the club is looking at moving to a new stadium - Oldham Arena. The 16,000 new will cost in the region of £80 million.

Away supporters are housed within the Rochdale Road Stand, which for this season during the developments is spilt for use by both home support and away support. This stand is spilt in two sections one with 3,000 seats the other with 1,600 and it is hoped the Terriers will be given the 3,000 section as a big travelling True Blue army is expected to make the short trip over the Pennines for the fixture.

MATCHhotels.com in association with thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk helps sports fans find hotels near sports venues and events. Take the stress out of the festive travelling and give yourself a treat in the process. Support the Terriers with family and friends and book yourself into a hotel to enjoy a weekend away as you support Town.

For the Oldham match click on the banner below to ensure you qualify for the best available rates:

As Town got back to winning ways on the Saturday with victory over Exeter City (4-0) the newspapers on Sunday and Monday decided to talk about other clubs raiding the Terriers for players. In form Jordan Rhodes who scored an hat-trick on the Saturday is said to be a subject of a £2 million bid from Wolves of the Premiership, with goalkeeper Alex Smithies a reported £3 million target for Stoke City. Indeed Stoke are also reportedly interested in Rhodes as well.

But Lee Clark who said he is supported by a "very wealthy owner" and a manager who got the support of chairman and owner Dean Hoyle recently following a barren spell of five league matches without victory was backed in his judgement by the club's CEO.

Nigel Clibbens told the official Town website that although interest in Town's young squad is not a surprise the new era of Huddersfield Town is one that does not subscribe to "selling our best players for short term profit". Clibbens categorically stating that, that is simply not "part of the plan". With Dean Hoyle's investment in the club not motivated by financial gain, and with no footballing or financial reason to sell anyone the message is clear from the Town board 'We are not a selling club'.

So Town are in a very fortunate position to be able to strongly and vehemently fend off any approaches with a 'Not For Sale' statement as the club looks to the future and longer term and that is down solely to the wonderful investment in the club by owner Dean Hoyle.

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With Town back to winning ways thanks to a stunning headed hat-trick from Jordan Rhodes, he would have been delighted to have featured on BBC Radio 5 Live's "The Football League Show" this Monday. He joined the Terriers from Ipswich Town in the summer for a reported £300,000 and has scored 11 goals already this season leading to newspaper talk that a couple of Premiership clubs will be making an offer for the Barnsley born striker in the January transfer window.

To listen click on the link below and scroll to 49 minutes 35 seconds for the Rhodes section on "The Football League Show".

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier, Williams, Peter Clarke (c), Nathan Clarke, Pilkington, Kay, Collins (84, Drinkwater), Rhodes (64, Robinson), Novak, Roberts (64, Ainsworth).
Subs Not Used: Glennon, Butler, Goodwin, Simpson.

Goals: Novak (17), Rhodes (44) & (49) & (52)
Yellow Card: Peltier (45)
Red Card: None
Possession: 52%
Shots: 19 (11 on target)
Corners: 18

Exeter City
Jansson, Duffy, Seaborne, Taylor (c), Edwards, Russell, Harley (63, Corr), Dunne, Noone, Stewart (63, Stansfield), Fleetwood (63, Cozic).
Subs Not Used: Marriott, Tully, Archibald-Henville, Logan.

Goals: None
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 48%
Shots: 4 (1 on target)
Corners: 5

Attendance
13,438

Referee
Mr G Sutton (Lincolnshire)

Next Match
Charlton Athletic (away) Coca-Cola League One Saturday October 17 2009, 15:00

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TICKETS ARE ON GENERAL SALE

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 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.

MATCHhotels.com in association with thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk helps sports fans find hotels near sports venues and events. Take the stress out of the festive travelling and give yourself a treat in the process. Support the Terriers with family and friends and book yourself into a hotel to enjoy a weekend away as you support Town.

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The Terriers this afternoon welcome back a former fans favourite Marcus Stewart and his Exeter City side to the Galpharm Stadium as the Terriers need to find the formula to get back to winning ways. After a positive start to the season that as almost been evaporated as no wins in six matches in all competitions as resulted in an alarming slip down the League One table for Lee Clark's side.

We will be at the Galpharm Stadium this afternoon bringing you live score and action pics tweets of the League One fixture.

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View the match highlights from the BBC of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy defeat at Saltergate which saw Town exit the competition on penalties 2-4. The Terriers have now not won in six matches (all competitions) and in normal time were on the verge of going out.

With just minutes left Town were 1-3 down and a dramatic comeback took the game straight to penalties (there was no Extra Time). But the writing was on the wall as Anthony Pilkington, then Jim Goodwin missed their spot kicks to allow Chesterfield to maintain their unbeaten home start to the season and progress to the next stage of the competition.

Lee Clark will be aiming to use the next home fixture (this Saturday) to return the club to winning ways following a run of 6 matches without a win. The winless run as seen the Terriers exit the JPT Competition and fall from 3rd in League One to 9th.

The match with Marcus Stewart's Exeter is a category C match. Adult admission starts at £19 and ranges in price up to £23. All under 16s in all areas of the Galpharm Stadium (except the corporate areas) can watch the match for just £1.

In six home matches the Terriers are unbeaten on Yorkshire soil but have drawn their last two league matches 0-0. The highlight so far was the August demolition of Brighton & Hove Albion 7-1.

Once again we will be bringing live photos from the Galpharm Stadium and in-game score updates all via our official page in Twitter!

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Tickets for the Roses derby fixture next month at Boundary Park will go on sale tomorrow under a strict pyramid sale basis. With so many former Terriers in the Oldham squad it will make for an interesting Sunday afternoon fixture in Lancashire. Tickets for the fixture on November 1st will be sold as follows:

Phase 1 - October 8th 2009 @ 09:30 - Season ticket holders who are a Blue and White Foundation member or a patron with ticket stubs from FOUR away matches from this season.

Phase 2 - October 13th 2009 @ 09:30 - Season ticket holders.

Phase 3 - October 19th 2009 @ 09:30 - Blue & White Foundation member, patron, supporter with FOUR away ticket stubs (away) from this season.

Phase 4 - October 20th, 2009 @ 09:30 - General Sale.

Tickets are priced as follows:

Adults: £18
Concessions: £9 (concessions are over-65, under 16)
Under 12's: £3

Wheelchair disabled priced at £18 with helper admitted free of charge.

Home to Oldham Athletic since opening in 1904 Boundary Park has a capacity of just under 11,000 and was a regular in the top flight of English football for many seasons. There were redevelopment plans in place for the stadium and the side stand knows as the Broadway Stand was demolished to make way for a proposed new main stand with a capacity of 5,200. The rest of the redevelopment of the club was rejected by the local council.

However the club is looking at moving to a new stadium - Oldham Arena. The 16,000 new will cost in the region of £80 million.

Away supporters are housed within the Rochdale Road Stand, which for this season during the developments is spilt for use by both home support and away support. This stand is spilt in two sections one with 3,000 seats the other with 1,600 and it is hoped the Terriers will be given the 3,000 section as a big travelling True Blue army is expected to make the short trip over the Pennines for the fixture.

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Match Result | Chesterfield 3-3 Huddersfield Town | JPT NE 2 | Recreation Ground | 06/10/2009
Chesterfield win 4-2 on penalties

Chesterfield
Lee, Little, Breckin, Page, Robertson (43, Picken), McDermott, Allott, Niven (86, Gray), Lowry, Lester, Talbot (86, Bowrey).
Subs Not Used: Crossley, Currie

Goals: Talbot (57) & (74), Bowery (90)
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 50%
Shots: 12 (7 on target)
Corners: 4

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Berrett, Nathan Clarke, Butler, Skarz (90, Williams), Kay (c), Goodwin, Collins (72, Ainsworth) Roberts (80, Novak), Rhodes, Pilkington.
Subs Not Used: Glennon, Chippendale.

Goals: Pilkington (65) & (90), Nathan Clarke (90)
Yellow Card: Berrett (89)
Red Card: None
Possession: 50%
Shots: 20 (14 on target)
Corners: 6

Penalty Kicks - Huddersfield Town took the first kick
Chesterfield: Lowry (scored), Lester (scored), Gray (scored), McDermott (scored)
Huddersfield Town: Pilkington (missed), Williams (scored), Goodwin (missed), Kay (scored)

Attendance
3,003

Referee
Mr S Mathieson (Cheshire)

Next Match
Exeter City (home) Coca-Cola League One Saturday October 10 2009, 15:00

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View the match highlights from the BBC of the recent two away trips in League One which both ended in defeat. The Tuesday night loss at Walsall (1-2) was followed up with a Saturday defeat at Colchester United (0-1).

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Providing United does not add an 'away fan levvy' on their ticket prices, adults will pay £26, Seniors (over 60) £16 and Under 16s (Juniors) £12. Ticket release and the phased approach is yet to be advised by the Town ticket office, with United opening up the East Stand Upper following their excellent start to the League One season and the expected demand for tickets to see if they can revenge the derby double Town achieved last season.

Tomorrow evening the Terriers travel to League Two side Chesterfield for the Second Round of the JPT Competition (19:30 kick off). Town will be looking to become the first side to defeat Chesterfield at the Recreation Ground tomorrow evening for a cup tie that must be settled on the evening.

If the scores are tied after 90 minutes, penalties will be used to decide the fixture. Town defeated Rotherham 2-1 (away) in round one whilst Burton were brushed aside by John Sheridan's side for Chesterfield 5-1 (away).

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Match Result | Colchester United 1-0 Huddersfield Town | League One | Weston Homes Stadium | 03/10/2009

Colchester United
Williams, Okuonghae, Batth, Tierney, White, O'Toole, Izzet, Wordsworth, Platt (72, Gillespie), Odejayi, Lisbie (83, Ifil).
Subs Not Used: Cousins, Heath, Hackney, Fox, Elito.

Goals: Odejayi (80)
Yellow Card: Batth (58)
Red Card: None
Possession: 48%
Shots: 12 (2 on target)
Corners: 1

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier, Berrett, Peter Clarke (c), Nathan Clarke, Skarz, Kay, Goodwin (84, Pilkington), Drinkwater (78, Butler), Robinson (64, Novak), Simpson.
Subs Not Used: Glennon, Collins, Roberts, Rhodes.

Goals: None
Yellow Card: Goodwin (61), Peter Clarke (66), Pilkington (90)
Red Card: Peter Clarke (77)
Possession: 52%
Shots: 1 (1 on target)
Corners: 6

Attendance
5,154

Referee
Mr G Ward (Surrey)

Next Match
Chesterfield (away) Johnstones Paint Trophy North East 2 Tuesday October 05 2009, 19:30

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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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