We will be making the almost 500-miles round trip journey to Huish Park on Saturday afternoon to see if Town can improve their poor away form on the road in a bid to return to the play-off places.

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Winger Lionel Ainsworth has left for a one month loan deal with Brentford this afternoon, as Lee Clark looks to get reserve winger Ainsworth some good League One experience on loan. The club revealed that Ainsworth who joined in the transfer window last January from Watford asked the club for first team game time.

Andy Scott the Brentford manager is "delighted" to add someone of Ainsworth's quality to his squad.

In other news Town are being linked with a loan move for young Liverpool striker Nathan Ecclestone. The 19 year old England youth International is hoping for excellent experience by joining the Terriers and would go straight into contention for the match at Yeovil Town on Saturday afternoon.

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Update: Tickets for the clash at Huish Park this Saturday will remain on sale at the ticket office until 11:00 this Friday. Admission will be available on the afternoon of the match however prices (except junior prices) will increase by £2.

Tickets are now on General Sale for one of the longest trips of the season. Huish Park, Yeovil is a round trip of over 480 miles from Huddersfield, and with the standing area at the ground uncovered it will be the most ardent of Terrier who travels on January 30th.

Admission to the match are as follows:

Seating - available only to families, seniors and ambulant disabled

Ambulant Disabled: £11

Standing

Huish Park has been home to the Glovers since their 1990 move from The Huish and is in the Lufton area of the town. A compact stadium which accommodates just over 9,600 (5,212 seated) with away fans situated in the Copse Road Terrace. The electronic scoreboard is behind the away stand.

Families are situated (seated) in a small section of the AgustaWestland Community Stand. This is covered but strictly for families only.

The standing terrace can accommodate in the region of 1,750.

Supporters can contact the Galpharm Box Office on 08704 44 45 52 for further ticket information and purchase.

Town supporters can purchase on the day of the match at the turnstyle but this will incur an additional £2 on all but junior prices (under 16s).

Post Code: BA22 8YF

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The Terriers make a long midweek trip to the South Coast to face Brighton and Hove Albion (rearranged from January 23rd due to Albion's continuation in the FA Cup). A 500-miles round trip to the Withdean Stadium is never the easiest, a Tuesday night arrangement for the majority of Terriers will prove almost impossible.

It is all ticket for travelling Town fans with the cost of admission as follows:

Adults: £20
Under 21: £16
Seniors: £14
Under 16: £13
Accompanied Under 10: £1

Wheelchair users are kindly asked to contact Brighton directly on 0845 496 1901.

The Withdean Stadium is a temporary stadium for the football club with Albion attempting to build a new stadium since they sold their former Goldstone Ground home in 1997. Once voted amongst the worst in England, the predominately athletics stadium as an 8,850 seating capacity with away supporters designated the West Stand. Such was the plight of Brighton for two years following the sale of the Goldstone they had to ground share with Kent rivals Gillingham prior to moving back to the Sussex Coast in 1999.

The club as received planning permission so hopefully for the club, and it's supporters they can commence the building of their new permanent home on the outskirts of the popular coastal resort.

The West Stand at the Withdean is perhaps one of the worst in the country for visiting supporters. Nothing more than a uncovered makeshift seating area for 900 supporters. But the friendly nature of the Brighton stewards help to make the bleak nature of the stadium a little more hospitable. The stand is set into a banking, separated from many other parts of the ground and a long way from the playing surface, given this is an athletics stadium by primary use.

Think Rotherham United, think the Don Valley Stadium, but much worse.

However, on a cold Tuesday February evening, 500 miles from home it could be a very difficult evening for Town fans if Town's recent Tuesday night performances are anything to go by.

Post Code: BN1 5JD (this is for the Withdean Stadium, the Brighton club has a separate contact post code).

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Town travel the relatively short distance to the North East to face Hartlepool United on February 20th which is one of seven in a action packed month for the Terriers. Town have been allocated 964 tickets for the 15:00 kick off fixture at Victoria Park.

Admission is as follows:

Wheelchair and ambulant disabled cost £20, with carer admitted free of charge. Please note ID is required at the stadium for admission.

The 7,691 mixed (seating and standing) capacity Victoria Park as been in operation since 1886, but over that time development naturally as taken place with the North Eastern club looking to make further investment in the home of the Monkey Hangers. Away fans are housed in the Rink End at the stadium the only area to suffer from supporting pillar restricted access.

Hartlepool still allow home fans to stand. The paddock in the Millhouse Stand (to the right of the away supporters) is terracing, whilst the end opposite the away stand - The Town End - is standing. They do however have plans to redevelop the Rink End and move away supporters into The Town End.

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The League One match due to be played tomorrow at St Mary's between Southampton and Huddersfield Town was called off earlier this week due to the continued freezing conditions experienced throughout the UK.

The match has been rearranged for Tuesday March 02, 2010 (19:45 kick off). This match with Brighton & Hove Albion and Carlisle United means Town not only has a action packed next couple of months with fixtures, but also three long midweek journeys.

Over 700 tickets were sold for the original fixture, these tickets are valid for the rearranged date. Should you not be able to attend the new fixture the club asks that you contact the club for a full refund of the purchase price paid.

Admission into St Mary's is charged at:

Wheelchair and ambulant disabled cost £22, with carer admitted free of charge.

But with a 462 mile round trip to make for Yorkshire based supporters on a Tuesday night (the fourth longest!), it is unlikely many will see the Terriers first ever match at Southampton's impressive new home.

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The next two home matches have been classified by Huddersfield Town as Category C fixtures. After the long trip this Saturday to Yeovil Town, the Terriers have two home fixtures on the bounce. Carlisle United visited on the 6th a week later in-form promotion chasing Swindon Town visit the Galpharm Stadium looking to become the first team to complete the 'double' over the Terriers.

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The fastest selling shirt in the history of the club, the limited edition red and yellow striped 'Keep It Up' Charity shirt which practically sold all 500 limited edition replica shirts within hours of going on sale.

Town however has put together a package including signed shirt, 2 tickets to the Swindon Town fixture on February 13th and presentation of the shirt by legend Andy Booth to the highest bidder via the eBay auction.

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Huddersfield Town continued their defensive captures this week as they secured a loan deal for Preston North End defender Neal Trotman until the end of the season.

Trotman (22) will wear the number 35 shirt and joins fellow new arrival Krystain Pearce in the ranks of the Terriers defence. He has plenty of experience at League One level at both Oldham and Southampton, and it was at St Mary's where Trotman impressed with his power and pace at the start of this season.

Today and yesterday a number of Town players have left the Galpharm Stadium on loan.

The first to go was left back Joe Skarz on loan to Shrewsbury Town for the rest of the season. As with last season Skarz will see how the end of the season on loan at a different club.

Skarz who left yesterday was joined by fellow Academy defending products Leigh Franks and Jack Hunt. Franks joins Blue Square North side Fleetwood Town whilst right back Hunt joins Blue Square National side Grays (both one month deals).

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Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier, Williams, Peter Clarke (c), Nathan Clarke, Roberts (77, Collins), Kay, Drinkwater, Rhodes (58, Simpson), Novak (55, Robinson), Pilkington.
Subs Not Used: Eastwood, Tom Clarke, Pearce, Skarz.

Goals: None
Yellow Card: Kay (42)
Red Card: None
Possession: 57%
Shots: 6 (3 on target)
Corners: 3

Bristol Rovers
Andersen, Regan, Coles, Anthony, Lescott, Wright, Lines, Campbell (c), Hughes, Kuffour, Williams (79, Duffy).
Subs Not Used: Evans, Elliott, Reece, Richard, Clough, Swallow

Goals: None
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 43%
Shots: 7 (1 on target)
Corners: 2

Attendance
12,624

Referee
Mr R Booth (Nottinghamshire)

Next Match
Yeovil Town (away) Coca-Cola League One Saturday January 30 2010, 15:00

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Transfer Activity (Loan, In) Terriers sign Krystian Pearce

Huddersfield Town yesterday made their first signing of the January window with the capture of young England and Birmingham City talented centre-half Krystian Pearce on loan until the end of the season with an option to make the deal permanent in summer. Birmingham born Pearce was on the bench for yesterday's first team 0-0 draw at home to Bristol Rovers and started the reserves match at Grimsby today.

Pearce will take the number 27 shirt at the Galpharm Stadium.

Manager Lee Clark is confident that the pace and power of the 20 year old starlet will offer the Terriers something different to what he already has in his defensive armoury.

The Terriers are also looking to take on Neal Trotman (on loan) until the end of the season from Preston North End. The North End youngster currently out of favour with new manager Darren Ferguson at Deepdale is said to be in talks with the Galpharm Stadium club about a possible move until summer.

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Paul Stephenson's second string got back to totesport.com League action after a break of two months with a comprehensive victory at Grimsby Town. In his first competitive action since returning from his Cheltenham Town loan spell young Tom Denton gave Town a 12th minute lead and Aidan Chippenfield made sure of the victory on 82 minutes.

Krystian Pearce the new loan signing from Premiership Birmingham City played some part in the fixture, he was substituted during the second half and gave a good showing. The side was littered with first team experience such as Robbie Simpson and Lionel Ainsworth and Simon Eastwood kept goal for the Terriers.

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The fastest selling shirt in the history of the club, the limited edition red and yellow striped 'Keep It Up' Charity shirt which practically sold all 500 limited edition replica shirts within hours of going on sale.

Town however has put together a package including signed shirt, 2 tickets to the Swindon Town fixture on February 13th and presentation of the shirt by legend Andy Booth to the highest bidder via the eBay auction.

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Jordan Rhodes brace of goals which helped Town to an hard fought 2-1 victory over Southend United on Saturday earned the blossoming young striker a place in the League One Team of The Week.

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The Terriers make a long midweek trip to the South Coast to face Brighton and Hove Albion (rearranged from January 23rd due to Albion's continuation in the FA Cup). A 500-miles round trip to the Withdean Stadium is never the easiest, a Tuesday night arrangement for the majority of Terriers will prove almost impossible.

It is all ticket for travelling Town fans with the cost of admission as follows:

Adults: £20
Under 21: £16
Seniors: £14
Under 16: £13
Accompanied Under 10: £1

Wheelchair users are kindly asked to contact Brighton directly on 0845 496 1901.

The Withdean Stadium is a temporary stadium for the football club with Albion attempting to build a new stadium since they sold their former Goldstone Ground home in 1997. Once voted amongst the worst in England, the predominately athletics stadium as an 8,850 seating capacity with away supporters designated the West Stand. Such was the plight of Brighton for two years following the sale of the Goldstone they had to ground share with Kent rivals Gillingham prior to moving back to the Sussex Coast in 1999.

The club as received planning permission so hopefully for the club, and it's supporters they can commence the building of their new permanent home on the outskirts of the popular coastal resort.

The West Stand at the Withdean is perhaps one of the worst in the country for visiting supporters. Nothing more than a uncovered makeshift seating area for 900 supporters. But the friendly nature of the Brighton stewards help to make the bleak nature of the stadium a little more hospitable. The stand is set into a banking, separated from many other parts of the ground and a long way from the playing surface, given this is an athletics stadium by primary use.

Think Rotherham United, think the Don Valley Stadium, but much worse.

However, on a cold Tuesday February evening, 500 miles from home it could be a very difficult evening for Town fans if Town's recent Tuesday night performances are anything to go by.

Post Code: BN1 5JD (this is for the Withdean Stadium, the Brighton club has a separate contact post code).

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Tickets are now on General Sale for one of the longest trips of the season. Huish Park, Yeovil is a round trip of over 480 miles from Huddersfield, and with the standing area at the ground uncovered it will be the most ardent of Terrier who travels on January 30th.

Admission to the match are as follows:

Seating - available only to families, seniors and ambulant disabled

Ambulant Disabled: £11

Standing

Huish Park has been home to the Glovers since their 1990 move from The Huish and is in the Lufton area of the town. A compact stadium which accommodates just over 9,600 (5,212 seated) with away fans situated in the Copse Road Terrace. The electronic scoreboard is behind the away stand.

Families are situated (seated) in a small section of the AgustaWestland Community Stand. This is covered but strictly for families only.

The standing terrace can accommodate in the region of 1,750.

Supporters can contact the Galpharm Box Office on 08704 44 45 52 for further ticket information and purchase.

Town supporters can purchase on the day of the match at the turnstyle but this will incur an additional £2 on all but junior prices (under 16s).

Post Code: BA22 8YF

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View the match highlights from the BBC of the Galpharm victory over Southend United on Saturday.

Watch the two goals from Jordan Rhodes that sealed an hard fought victory for Lee Clark's side in their one-off Keep It Up Campaign supporting 'Roy of the Rovers' kit.

The victory continued the Terriers unbeaten home League form this season.

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Tickets for the West Yorkshire derby at the Galpharm Stadium go on sale today at 09:30 hours. However there are certain conditions been applied to the purchase of the tickets to ensure that the match passes off without trouble.

Season ticket holders are able to purchase a maximum of two additional tickets providing they are for use by Town supporters. If any season ticket holders uses this function to purchase for supporters of the visiting side, the club will, and rightfully so, cancel the season ticket of that person.

Or if you would prefer something a little bit special Town are operating an Hospitality package for this derby fixture. Our hard working forward thinking Commercial Department is offering for just £55 (per person plus VAT) a pre-match bacon sandwich and tea/coffee, an Andy Booth hosted quiz, seats in the Direct Golf UK Stand and half time refreshments.

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Not intent on just raising money for the Terriers, but Sean Jarvis and his Commercial department continue to uproots previous Town administrations by showing the football world this is a new Huddersfield Town and is truly embracing it's title "The Yorkshire Club".

And Sean and his team was at it again on Saturday. Many Town fans were left wondering if they had entered the comic strip of "Roy of The Rovers", but looking around this was definitely the Galpharm Stadium not Mel Park and it was certainly Huddersfield Town not Melchester Rovers.

But why was Town in red and yellow stripes ... well as a one-off kit to raise even further money for the Yorkshire Air Ambulance and the Town Academy through the Keep It Up Campaign, Town was wearing the colours of the Air Ambulance, and how striking it was. Even better Town won a tough match in it against Southend United and our own 'Roy Race' Jordan Rhodes delighted the home faithful with a typically well taken brace.

With 500 made and Town hoping to raise in the region of £20,000 for the Campaign, Town announced today that few remain on sale, after Terriers queued after Saturday's fixture to obtain their limited shirt. As of this morning limited numbers of the shirt remained available for fans to purchase.

This is just another example of what Town is doing for the community, doing for Charity. This is the new Huddersfield Town and it is a forwarding thinking well-run football club.

Yet again Messers, Hoyle, Clibbens and Jarvis show they are taking Town forward with every possible opportunity.

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Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier, Williams, Peter Clarke (c), Nathan Clarke, Roberts, Kay (64, Drinkwater), Tom Clarke, Rhodes (82, Simpson), Novak (78, Robinson), Pilkington.
Subs Not Used: Eastwood, Skraz, Collins, Ainsworth.

Goals: Rhodes (44) & (63)
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 57%
Shots: 13 (9 on target)
Corners: 4

Southend United
Mildenhall, Sankofa, Barrett (c), Francis, Malone, Scannell (77, Spencer), Grant (76, Christophe), McCormack, Moussa, Lauren, Barnard (84, Freedman).
Subs Not Used: O'Keefe, Walker, Herd.

Goals: Spencer (90)
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 43%
Shots: 7 (3 on target)
Corners: 6

Attendance
14,200

Referee
Mr E Ilderton (Tyne & Wear)

Next Match
Bristol Rovers (home) Coca-Cola League One Tuesday January 19 2010, 19:45 (Category C fixture)

After the enforced break due to the inclement weather, follow us on Twitter tomorrow for up to the minute scoreline from the Galpharm Stadium as Town look to bounce back from the WBA FA Cup defeat and make inroads into the leading pack's superior points difference.

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This Saturday we welcome back League action to the Galpharm Stadium for the first time in 2010. With the improving weather Lee Clark see's his side take on mid table Southend United in what will be the club's first league game since the 1-0 victory over MK Dons at the Galpharm on December 28th.

The weather forced a two week break for Clark's side who have played just the cup match against West Bromich Albion in 2010. Steve Tilson brings his side north full of confidence despite the Terriers unbeaten stretch continuing at home. Tilson's side raced into a 2-0 lead on the opening Saturday afternoon only for Town to fightback and secure a point.

Saturday will pit two of the divisions leading scorers together. Jordan Rhodes for Huddersfield with 11 in the league (15 overall) and United's Lee Barnard 17 goals overall (15 in the league). But whereas Rhodes has company in the leading scoring charts, Barnard's next highest scoring colleague has just three.

Southend is also on a winning run, their last league game was a 2-1 victory at Leyton Orient on the same Monday afternoon when Town defeated MK Dons.

The Terriers have yet to lose a league match to a club in the bottom half of the table, whereas Southend have won just 3 against the top half. Southend in 13th have lost four or their last five matches, drawing the other one. Town's last 5 league matches at home have resulted in 4 wins and 1 draw.

Lee Clark who has a fully fit first team squad wouldn't mind too much a repeat of the March 1975 Leeds Road when Town defeated their Essex visitors 4-1. But Southend are always confident of winning in Huddersfield having not lost in their last 3 visits. Two wins (including last season's 1-0 win) and a 0-0 draw are the last three matches in Huddersfield. You have to go back to April 2004 for a Town victory - Pawel Abbott with the only goal on 30 minutes.

There have been 15 matches between the two sides in West Yorkshire. Town hold a narrow advantage over Saturday's visitors with 7 victories to 5 for the men from Essex. There's been 3 ties. Town's 22 goals on home soil is 6 more than their opponents.

A draw tomorrow would replicate the results of the 2005/2006 season. A draw in August (1-1 at Southend) was followed up by 0-0 draw in December. However Clark will be keen to ensure his side get the win and set the side up well for Tuesday night's visit of Bristol Rovers (rearranged from January 2nd).

The Terriers have no league game next Saturday afternoon due to Brighton & Hove Albion's cup run.

Bring a pair of sunglasses as someone at the Southend game will win a holiday courtesy of the club's holiday partner - Thomas Cook - "Don't book it, win it with Town and Thomas Cook"!

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There's a special incentive ahead of the next home fixture with Southend United. For Season Ticket holders you can 'Bring a Friend' for just £5 for any stand. The only condition is that the 'friend' ticket is purchased prior to match day and voucher three from the season ticket booklet is presented at the ticket office.

Also, remember to bring a pair of sunglasses as someone at the Southend game will win a holiday courtesy of the club's holiday partner - Thomas Cook - "Don't book it, win it with Town and Thomas Cook"!

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Matthew Glennon's three and a half year association with and 122 games for Huddersfield Town came to an end today as the 31 year old goalkeeper mutually agreed with the club to end the remaining six months of his contract early. Glennon who was signed by Peter Jackson from Scottish side St Johnstone has had a decent tenure at Town and he will go to pastures new with the best wishes of everyone connected with the club.

An excellent shot-stopper in 2007 he once saved three penalties in the one match. The new pastures are not too far from Town, as Glennon signed a deal until the end of the current season offering Stuart McCall the experienced 'keeper he so desperately wanted.

Glennon lost his place in the Town side following the departure of Stan Ternent has manager. Jerry Murphy the then-Academy Director was installed as caretaker boss and he introduced Academy 'keeper and highly-rated Alex Smithies to the starting line-up in December 2008. Up to Murphy benching him Glennon had played 123 matches consecutively.

With the return (from Bradford City) of Simon Eastwood, another highly-rated young goalkeeper Glennon who remarked (and rightfully so) that he would like first team action, saw himself down to number 3 and therefore a move was always on the cards.

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The young Academy product defender Spencer Harris will remain for an additional month with Unibond Premier League side Curzon Ashton. It will be the second month Harris will spend with the non-league side.

There as been mounting stories coming from various media sources during Sunday and Monday linking Huddersfield Town manager Lee Clark with the vacant position at Burnley. But according to both Clark and Chairman Dean Hoyle (who appointed Clark manager 13 months ago) there as been no approach from the Premier League club for the Town boss.

One newspaper reported that Lee Clark had already held an interview with Burnley, with bookmakers installing Clark favourite to succeed Owen Coyle at Turf Moor, but Clark has stated that he has had no contact with Burnley and he is only interested in preparing Town for Saturday's home match against Southend United.

Hoyle has stated that he has an open and honest relationship with the first team manager and that the first he heard of this was on SKY Sports News on Sunday. He does say for Town management and players to be linked elsewhere is "flattering" because it means the club is going about their business in the right manner.

So for the record Lee Clark has stated he has no comment to make, because there is nothing to comment on but has stated to the official website that he has had "no contact with Burnley".

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Rumour has it that Huddersfield Town is set to raid SPL side Aberdeen for left sided defender Charlie Mulgrew. The highly rated former Scotland International defender is reported to be ready to listen to Huddersfield's offer with the Terriers set to offer a pre-contract offer.

Although nothing official as come out of either club, and it appears that Town has yet to make an official approach for the Scottish player, the rumours are growing on this one.

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Huddersfield reserve goalkeeper Matthew Glennon is set for talks with League Two side Bradford City as the Bantams look to take Glennon on loan until the end of the season. It is said that talks between the two clubs are at an early stage. Bradford has just allowed fellow Terriers goalkeeper Simon Eastwood to return to the Galpharm Stadium with City boss Stuart McCall stating he wants a more experienced goalkeeper to help shore-up his leaky inexperienced defence.

The League One match due to be played tomorrow at St Mary's between Southampton and Huddersfield Town was called off earlier this week due to the continued freezing conditions experienced throughout the UK.

The match has been rearranged for Tuesday March 02, 2010 (19:45 kick off). This match with Brighton & Hove Albion and Carlisle United means Town not only has a action packed next couple of months with fixtures, but also three long midweek journeys.

Over 700 tickets were sold for the original fixture, these tickets are valid for the rearranged date. Should you not be able to attend the new fixture the club asks that you contact the club for a full refund of the purchase price paid.

Admission into St Mary's is charged at:

Wheelchair and ambulant disabled cost £22, with carer admitted free of charge.

But with a 462 mile round trip to make for Yorkshire based supporters on a Tuesday night (the fourth longest!), it is unlikely many will see the Terriers first ever match at Southampton's impressive new home.

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Even Andy Butler has called the loan to Blackpool a "weird one" given he has gone up a division, and said the deal has come about very quickly but the 26 year old who strives on a challenge is set to make his Blackpool debut this weekend at Cardiff City. Butler will be cover for the Rob Edwards and Ian Evatt both of who are currently suspended for Tangerines, so boss Ian Holloway will be hoping the Doncaster Rovers born defender can fit straight into his side.

The no-nonsense defender who did well for Town, has been out of the First Team due to the form of the two Clarke's and was given this opportunity late last night, rubber stamping the loan until the end of the season this morning, has Championship experience with Scunthorpe United, so the level should not worry him.

All the best to Andy.

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Town has today been involved in their second piece of transfer activity and Andy Butler joins his former Scunthorpe United colleague Jim Goodwin in exiting the Galpharm Stadium. Butler who was signed from the Iron by former manager Stan Ternent on a free transfer in July 2008, as joined Blackpool on loan until the end of the season.

The 26 year old has dropped down the pecking order this season with Peter Clarke and Nathan Clarke taking over the centre back positions, and the move will be seen as positive by the player who has made 58 appearances for the Terriers (scoring 4 times). Butler is under contract with Huddersfield Town until next summer, and is delighted to be moving to Blackpool as he has become frustrated at the reduction in first team appearances this season.

Meanwhile, Jim Goodwin as stated that he is happy to be playing first team football with Oldham and gave the impression during a media interview that the move could be made longer than the one month it was arranged for. Goodwin hopes to impress Latics boss Dave Penney in the bid for a longer loan deal and than perhaps a permanent deal should Town wish to let the hard working midfielder, who appears to be surplus to requirements, leave the club.

Goodwin was also given a contract by Stan Ternent who brought in the player from Scunthorpe United during the summer of 2008, until Summer 2011.

Chairman Dean Hoyle has stated that although he will back manager Lee Clark with transfer targets, he did state again that the club has a transfer budget and felt that to bring players in, players had to leave. With these two departed, and likely to be permanent in the future, then Clark may have negotiation with his chairman and some leeway to bring in the rumoured two defenders and creative midfielder he is said to be looking to acquire.

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The fixtures already postponed are:

Brighton v Brentford
Oldham v Leyton Orient
Southampton v Huddersfield
Charlton v Hartlepool
Bristol Rovers v Stockport
MK Dons v Swindon
Yeovil v Colchester
Gillingham v Tranmere
Carlisle v Millwall

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Huddersfield Town has followed MK Dons in being charge by the Football Association following the Bank Holiday Monday fixture which Town won 1-0. Most of the 22 players on the pitch had a coming together towards the end of the fixture following a bad challenge on Tom Clarke by Luke Chadwick.

The altercation say Lee Peltier booked for the Terriers including two from the visitors and the FA has charged Town under Rule E20 - failing to control the players.

Town have until January 19th to respond to the charge.

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The away fixture at Brighton and Hove Albion as been rearranged to Tuesday February 9th (kick off 19:45), due to Brighton's advancement to the FA Cup 4th Round. Albion won 1-0 at Torquay United to set up a tie at Aston Villa on the original date of Saturday January 23rd, the date of Town's visit to the South Coast.

It means Town supporters have a long trip to the Withdean Stadium midweek.

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Huddersfield Town's League One fixture at Southampton has this morning been postponed due to the inclement weather affecting Hampshire. With conditions unlikely to improve up to match day, the Saints have taken the early decision to cancel the fixture. It would seem that they have concerns about the pitch and the surrounding areas and keen to prevent the Town team and supporters from travelling the long distance only for the match referee to cancel the game.

No date as been set for the rearranged fixture, however it is likely to be a Tuesday evening ... not good for the 700 plus who have already purchased tickets for what will be Town's first visit to St Mary's.

The postponement joins a host of matches in League One. The matches due to be played at Brighton, Charlton and Oldham have already been postponed, with the Championship match at Hillsborough also falling to the weather. There's just one so far in League Two off (at Cheltenham) and a number of Scottish Cup matches will also not take place.

This is the second away League fixture in just over two weeks that as fallen to the weather, and with the Brighton & Hove Albion (away) match also needing to be rescheduled due to Brighton's involvement in the FA Cup Fourth Round, Lee Clark's side will see a number of long midweek journeys to make in the forthcoming future.

Town's next match will now be Saturday January 16th when the Terriers host Southend United at the Galpharm Stadium.

More news to follow on the rearranged date for the trip to Southampton.

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Saturday's visit to Southampton's 'New Ground' - St Mary's (or The Friends Provident St Mary's Stadium" to give it it's full commercial title) will be Huddersfield Town's first visit (another to add to the collection Town fans!) since the Saints moved from The Dell in 2001.

Although Southampton was docked 10 points at the start of the season by The Football League they have improved as the season as progressed and are proving to be a quality team. They sit half way just now, but without the points deduction would be on the same points as Town and be a place behind the Terriers.

Of the last 5 matches for the Saints at St Mary's they have won 3, drawn once, and lost the other. Not many Town fans will need reminding of the poor away form this season, which is really preventing the Terriers making a closer move towards the automatic places. Our last five on the road have seen 1 win, 1 draw and 3 defeats. The last away fixture at Carrow Road ended in a disappointing 3-0 loss despite a positive first period showing.

There have not been many fixtures between the two clubs with only 10 matches at Southampton in all competitions. Southampton has won 5 of these matches, Town 2 the other 3 draws. Southampton's 20 home goals is 7 more than Town have scored.

The last league match in Southampton ended in a 2-1 victory for the Terriers in September 1971. The last visit was in a League Cup match. Town had lost the first leg 1-0 at the then McAlpine Stadium, and followed that up with a 4-0 loss at The Dell, a victory inspired by Saints Legend Matthew Le Tissier.

Ironically the only ever match between Saints and Town in January (in 1965) ended with the highest aggregate scoreline of 3-3 at The Dell. So there could just be goals on Saturday at the St Mary's! One thing is for sure Town fans will be treated to one of the best Stadia in League One and there should be a decent attendance for the third away League fixture on the bounce, following recent visits to Elland Road and Carrow Road.

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There's a special incentive ahead of the next home fixture with Southend United. For Season Ticket holders you can 'Bring a Friend' for just £5 for any stand. The only condition is that the 'friend' ticket is purchased prior to match day and voucher three from the season ticket booklet is presented at the ticket office.

Also, remember to bring a pair of sunglasses as someone at the Southend game will win a holiday courtesy of the club's holiday partner - Thomas Cook - "Don't book it, win it with Town and Thomas Cook"!

Tickets for the West Yorkshire derby at the Galpharm Stadium go on sale today at 09:30 hours. However there are certain conditions been applied to the purchase of the tickets to ensure that the match passes off without trouble.

Season ticket holders are able to purchase a maximum of two additional tickets providing they are for use by Town supporters. If any season ticket holders uses this function to purchase for supporters of the visiting side, the club will, and rightfully so, cancel the season ticket of that person.

After the Terriers exit from the FA Cup last Saturday - the first defeat at home this season, indeed the first loss at home since April 2009 when Southend United beat Town 1-0, back them to strike back at St Mary's this coming Saturday (weather permitting).

The Terriers make their fourth longest trip on Saturday to Southampton some 462 miles (round trip)!

Tickets are priced as:

The stadium hosted four seasons of Premier League matches followed by four seasons of Championship football before Southampton's relegation to League One last season. 17,849 (last season's average attendance) is the smallest in the history of the stadium. The current average is 19,665 which is 60.1% of the capacity of the stadiu.

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The match at Carlisle United originally planned for Boxing Day, but postponed due to a frozen pitch by the match referee on the morning of the match as been rearranged to take place on Tuesday February 16 with a 19:45 kick off. Those supporters who have bought match day tickets are advised that the original ticket remains valid.

Anyone who cannot attend the rearranged match should, like hundreds thus far, contact the club to obtain a full refund on the ticket price.

Admission to the match are as follows:

Away supporters are housed in the 'away section' (usually blocks 1 & 2) of the The Storey Home Stand (north end) which is the East Stand at Brunton Park.

Supporters can contact the Galpharm Box Office on 08704 44 45 52 for further ticket information and purchase.

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Following an incident during the heated 1-0 victory over Milton Keynes Dons on Bank Holiday Monday (December 28th) MK Dons manager Paul Ince has been charged by the Football Association on Improper Conduct Grounds. Ince raced onto the pitch during a scuffle between the players in second half injury time, then appeared to have a rather aggressive confrontation with match referee David Foster on the final whistle. Ince also appeared to send a hand gesticulation towards the match offical.

Ince who saw his side beaten 1-0 and Alex Smithies save a first half penalty, got increasingly angry during the second half, during a match that the Terriers dominated and could have won by more than a single goal. Despite the claims after the match from Ince, who must have been watching a different game, that his side was the better side, the fixture could have finished 4-4 (given they only had 2 shots on target!) and that they were the fresher side at the end of the game.

The 1-0 win for Lee Clark's side gave them a 'double' over the Dons having won at stadium:mk 3-2 earlier in the season and showed real character against a tough and physical Dons side, who went in with a number of hefty challenges, and Luke Chadwick for one, was lucky not to see red during the League One match.

Lee Clark, ever the excellent professional he is, simply wished his counterpart well for the future, and thanked the MK Dons for giving the Terriers an excellent match. Granted, the Terriers were not as fluid as they have been in recent weeks, but the battling element and the doing the less glamorous stuff just as well came out well. Clark was quick to reiterate to the media that he does not wish his players to get involved in scuffle, which saw a couple booked from Milton Keynes and Lee Peltier pick up a booking for Town.

Update: 06/01/2010 - The Football Association as further charged Milton Keynes FC with failing to control their players following the melee at the end of the League One match last month. Two MK Dons players saw yellow and Luke Chadwick was lucky not to see red. The former Manchester United midfielder, could have seen a direct red or a second yellow but escaped what would have been valid punishment.

The January transfer window is now open. We will bring news, rumours and confirmation of transfers in and out of the Galpharm Stadium. Currently the only confirmed deal is that of Jim Goodwin to Oldham Athletic on a one-month loan deal. Rumour is that Lee Clark is after a couple of defenders and a creative midfielder.

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Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier (78, Drinkwater), Skarz, Peter Clarke (c), Nathan Clarke, Roberts (85, Robinson), Kay, Collins, Rhodes, Novak (58, Tom Clarke), Pilkington.
Subs Not Used: Glennon, Butler, Ainsworth, Simpson.

Goals: None
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 52%
Shots: 9 (5 on target)
Corners: 8

West Bromich Albion
Carson (c), Olsson, Cech, Martis, Jara, Brunt (88, Reid), Dorrans, Filipe Teixeira (66, Koren), Mulunbu, Bednar, Cox (75, Wood).
Subs Not Used: Keily, Samuels, Thomas, Moore.

Goals: Dorrans (77), Wood (82)
Yellow Card: Chadwick (30), Stirling (90), Easter (90)
Red Card: None
Possession: 48%
Shots: 11 (4 on target)
Corners: 7

Attendance
13,472

Referee
Mr K Wright (Cambridgeshire)

Next Match
Southampton (away) Coca-Cola League One Saturday January 09 2010, 15:00

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View the match highlights from the BBC of the 3-0 defeat at Carrow Road on Saturday December 19th and then the Bank Holiday Monday victory over Milton Keynes Dons at the Galpharm Stadium.

Norwich City:

MK Dons:

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These tickets go straight on sale by either online, in person or by phone. They are priced at:

The stadium hosted four seasons of Premier League matches followed by four seasons of Championship football before Southampton's relegation to League One last season. 17,849 (last season's average attendance) is the smallest in the history of the stadium. The current average is 19,665 which is 60.1% of the capacity of the stadiu.

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The next two home matches will be category C fixtures. The January 16th match against Southend United and the midweek match with Bristol Rovers on Tuesday January 19th. You may recall the fixture with Rovers was rearranged from January 2nd due to the Terriers continuation in the FA Cup.

The away fixture at Brighton and Hove Albion will now be rearranged, with the date to follow, due to Brighton's advancement to the FA Cup 4th Round. Albion won 1-0 at Torquay United to set up a tie at Aston Villa on Saturday January 23rd, the date of Town's visit to the South Coast.

Also to be rearranged is the postponed tie at Carlisle United. That was postponed on Boxing Day due to an unfit pitch by the match referee Karl Evans on the grounds of health and safety.

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Midfielder Jim Goodwin was the first transfer movement involving Huddersfield Town during the transfer window, as the 28 year old joined fellow League One side on a one-month emergency loan deal.

Goodwin who has struggled to make the Terriers first team this season as featured in just eight matches this season.

Goodwin was signed by former manager Stan Ternent in June 2008 on a three year deal.

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