It match 45 of 46 of the League One regular season tomorrow afternoon and the final match of the season for Lee Clark's side at the Galpharm Stadium. Town secured a place in the League One Play-Offs last weekend at Stockport County and still are mathematically in the hunt for the second and final automatic promotion place.

Intent on continue their excellent performances Lee Clark prepares his side to continue their form as look to go into the Play-Offs full of confidence. They have won five of their last 6 matches, their last 3 at home and kept three clean sheets in those last three matches. In contrast visiting manager Aide Boothroyd has seen his U's Play-Offs dashed with only one win in their last 11 fixtures. The last time United won on their travels was at Yeovil Town in mid-February.

In addition in the Fantastic Media Family Stand, Vuvuzela horns will be available as well as clap banners - which appear to be in the mould of those popular used banners in the AFL in Australia. The club in the words of Commercial Director Sean Jarvis wants to create an "electric atmosphere" as they look to dispose of Colchester and gain revenge for the earlier season 1-0 loss at the Weston Homes Community Stadium.

Stroud's last match on April 13th was a League Two fixture at Shrewsbury Town during which time he showed two yellow cards, his last League One match was the explosive 1-0 Bristol Rovers home victory over MK Dons on April 5th. He showed 7 yellow cards and 1 red card.

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Huddersfield Town win (home): 8/11
Colchester United win (away): 7/2
Draw: 11/4
Top Tip: Town win 3-0: 12/1

Special Odds: 2/1 - Town to score in both halves, 10/1 - Town to win by three goals.

Huddersfield Town win (home): 8/11
Colchester United win (away): 4/1
Draw: 5/2
Top Tip: Town win 3-0: 12/1

Special Odds: 4/1 - Jordan Rhodes to score first goal, 8/1 - Anthony Pilkington to score first goal as he did at Stockport last Saturday, 33/1 Theo Robinson to score the opening goal and Town win 3-0.

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It certainly is becoming accepted once again as the official anthem of Huddersfield Town and tomorrow the club want the supporters to raise the blue and white banana shaped roof of the Galpharm Stadium in a passionate and stirring rendition of 'Smile Awhile'. It is certainly something that delights this website to learn of this as it's an anthem we are very passionate about and have championed it's cause since the Play-Off era of 2004!

Back in 2004 the Terrier became one of the last sides to win the Nationwide League Play-Offs as the following season it moved to Coca-Cola. Can they emulate that in 2010, and become one of the final sides to lift up the Coca-Cola League Play-Off trophies before the move to utility company nPower?

Perhaps one of the reason's why "Smile Awhile" (the original is called "Till We Meet Again", affectionately called "Smile Awhile") is so powerful for Town fans is the sentimental value it holds. It was used as the 'Town Anthem' the Town cup song for the procession of FA Cup Finals in the glory years of the 1920's.

Smile Awhile, which reflected the great nature of our beloved Huddersfield Town had lyrics which showed the power of the football club, a football club renowned for been successful and for playing the game of football the right way.

Smile Awhile, which as recently just been reintroduced into the minds of the Town supporters was used as the official Town Anthem between the 1920's and the 1960's. In more recent times it as been used before the players entrance and at the final whistle.

The original song "Till we meet again" was a favourite towards the end of the First World War having been written in 1918. At it's heights the song sold five million copies. Richard Whiting wrote the lyrics to the original tune, with the music score by Raymond B Egan.

The tune may be slow, but sung with passion it's meaning and words are so very powerful. I am sure the supporters who sung it at Middlesborough Riverside Stadium home in Brian Horton's day for a Coca-Cola match (in which nearly 5,000 Town fans attended the match), will remember the passion in which they sung it that evening, and the amazing pride it instilled in them whilst singing it. The passion excelled from the 3,400 Town supporters at Edgeley Park last Saturday will need very little introduction to the song, that raised the airs on the back of the neck last Saturday afternoon.

The Town lyrics are:

The original lyrics:

Smile the while you kiss me sad adieu
When the clouds roll by I'll come to you.
Then the skies will seem more blue,
Down in Lover's Lane, my dearie.

Wedding bells will ring so merrily
Ev'ry tear will be a memory.
So wait and pray each night for me
Till we meet again.

Keep the faith in Lee, Dean and the players, and who knows if the belief is there and the dream is strong enough ... perhaps Smile Awhile will be rung round Wembley Stadium on Saturday May 29th.

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Today we are delighted to announce the return of Those Were The Days to thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk. In this typically interesting and thought provoking view of the past of Huddersfield Town AFC we look at the first half of the 1970/1971 season - when Town returned to the highest echelons of English football, and played on the same park as Liverpool, Everton, Manchester United and Chelsea.

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Intent on continue their excellent performances Lee Clark prepares his side to continue their form as look to go into the Play-Offs full of confidence. They have won five of their last 6 matches, their last 3 at home and kept three clean sheets in those last three matches. In contrast visiting manager Aide Boothroyd has seen his U's Play-Offs dashed with only one win in their last 11 fixtures. The last time United won on their travels was at Yeovil Town in mid-February.

Way back in May 2004 prior to the League Two Play-Off semi final against Mansfield Town, this website promoted making "Smile Awhile" more popular than it was then. Six years on, it's popularity is immense.

The Terriers have been in the Play-Offs four times. Achieving promotion twice (1995 beating Bristol Rovers at Wembley to gain promotion to tier 2 and in Cardiff beating Mansfield Town in 2004). They have twice lost at the Semi-Final stage. 2006 Town lost 3-2 on aggregate to Barnsley, and in 2002 the Terriers lost 2-1 on aggregate to Brentford).

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Huddersfield Town win (home): 8/11
Colchester United win (away): 7/2
Draw: 5/2
Top Tip: Town win 3-0: 12/1

Special Odds: 2/1 - Town to score in both halves, 10/1 - Town to win by three goals.

Huddersfield Town win (home): 4/5
Colchester United win (away): 7/2
Draw: 5/2
Top Tip: Town win 3-0: 'nya'

Special Odds: 4/1 - Jordan Rhodes to score first goal, 8/1 - Anthony Pilkington to score first goal as he did at Stockport last Saturday.

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Terriers have been allocated a total of 1,050 tickets spilt between 900 terrace and 150 seats.

Tickets will go on sale as per the following phase's:

Phase 1: April 26, 2010 - Season ticket holders who are also Blue and White Foundation members, Patrons and hold 8 away ticket stubs from the current season.

Phase 2: April 27, 2010 - Season ticket holders who are also Blue & White Foundation members or Patrons.

Phase 3 - April 28, 2010 - All Season Ticket holders.

Phase 4 - April 30, 2010 - General Sale.

Ticket Prices:

Seating (150):

Adults: £17.00
Seniors (over 60): £12.00
Full Time Students: £12.00
Under 18s: £6.00

Terrace (900):

Wheelchair Disabled: Admission is priced at £14.00 with a carer admitted free of charge.

The home of the Grecians is a compact ground having a capacity of just over 9,000 with around 3,800 of this seating. Town fans will be situated in the St James Road Terrace whilst the 150 seats are situated in the covered old fashioned grandstand. The stadium was opened in 1904 and home to Exeter City ever since.

The ground as undergone some development since the 2000's with the smart Flybe Stand built in 2001. The largest stand by capacity is the impressive banked Cliff Bastin Stand Terrace which accommodates 3,971 and is the stand directly opposite the 'away end'. Due to it's size and design it is locally known as "The Big Bank".

Exeter is a club run by its fans through the Exeter City Supporters Trust and gained back to back promotions into League One from the Conference.

Interestingly the site where St James Park sits today was once used in the 1650's for fattening pigs!

The ground is situated next to St James Park railway station and is a 10 minute walk from Exeter Central Station. It is also located close to the bus station in Paris Street and Exeter International (City) Airport is just 5 miles from the city centre. FlyBE fly from Leeds Bradford (LBA) to Exeter (EXT) departing on Saturday at 11:55 arriving in Exeter at 13:00.

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Paul Stephenson's Reserves ended a run of three defeat in succession to end the season positively by beating Scunthorpe United this afternoon 1-0 at AFC Emley. Aidan Chippendale who earlier this month was rewarded for his excellent development by being promoted into the First Team affairs (pro) from next season scored the only goal as the Terriers avenged the Irons 4-1 hammering of Town in March.

In the final totesport.com League East Division the Terriers who have often fielded young sides finished in fourth place, and this afternoon Stephenson's side only contained keeper Simon Eastwood with actual first team game time. Others who have featured on the bench for Town's first team were Tom Denton, Jack Hunt (who captained the side this afternoon) and Chippendale.

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Although we are fully aware that the Terriers still mathematically could achieve automatic promotion, last Saturday's 6-0 win at Stockport coupled with Tranmere's 1-1 draw Colchester United confirmed Town's top 6 finish, and a place in the League One Play-offs.

This website wants to be ready for the Play-Offs and as such today we launch our unique 'identifier' that will be used to signify Play-Off news on the Latest News Portal (this Page) with any links to additional articles/stories.

The 'identifier' is as below:

The site will feature other graphics when it is confirmed that the Terriers are only in the Play-Offs and will feature odds on winning the Play-Offs outright and thus promotion to what will be the nPower Championship and the club's Semi-Final stage matches. The site will also bring you all the fixtures for the Play-Offs for all the teams involved.

As always we will be bringing headline news to our Twitter account - follow at www.twitter.com/barmyarmyuk and this site will be following Town in the Play-Offs ... "They know we will be back!"

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Always giving his all Roberts has earned special praise amongst many Town fans, and his marauding flowing runs on the wing, have entertained many this season, as Town have gained the title of "Entertainers". He narrowly beat two players who have made their season debuts for the club. Popular captain Peter Clarke and quality full back Lee Peltier.

Signed by former manager Stan Ternent, the 25 year old who signed a two year deal when he joined for a fee of around £250,000 back in July 2008 (arguably the best Ternent signing) signed a contract extension last summer meaning Robbo is contracted until Summer 2012.

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Come down support the Terriers and make our final home game against Colchester United a celebration of the progress Town have made this season. That is the clear message from the club as they announce a most wonderful deal for the final home match of the regular 2009/2010 season.

Despite being previously classified by the club as a Category A fixture, the match on May 1st will now feature dramatically reduced ticket prices. All areas of the stadium will enjoy admission for just £10 adults, and concessions of a mere £5. Supporters are able to purchase their tickets at the reduce price via the club Ticket Office. All areas other than The Pink Link Stand will also be available for matchday purchase subject to availability.

Town are also making available The Pink Link Stand on a segregated basis and to Season Ticket holders only - this offer is not available to non Season Ticket holders.

The designated 'away stand' will be split to accommodate 1,500 Town fans and 1,000 travelling from Essex with Colchester United. Town supporters can exchange Season Ticket voucher 23 prior to matchday (by 17:00 bst on the Friday) at the ticket office (free of charge) to be seated in the Glapharm Stadium's South Stand. The club expects demand to be massive, so advise supporters to exchange their ticket as soon as possible.

A number of blue and white t shirts will be positioned on seats within the stadium to give another carnival atmosphere for a fixture which Chairman Dean Hoyle hopes will attract in the region of 18,000.

The final regular season match of the Coca-Cola League One 2009/2010 will take place on Saturday May 8th with a long trip south to Devon to face Exeter City at St. James Park.

Terriers have been allocated a total of 1,050 tickets spilt between 900 terrace and 150 seats.

Tickets will go on sale as per the following phase's:

Phase 1: April 26, 2010 - Season ticket holders who are also Blue and White Foundation members, Patrons and hold 8 away ticket stubs from the current season.

Phase 2: April 27, 2010 - Season ticket holders who are also Blue & White Foundation members or Patrons.

Phase 3 - April 28, 2010 - All Season Ticket holders.

Phase 4 - April 30, 2010 - General Sale.

Ticket Prices:

Seating (150):

Adults: £17.00
Seniors (over 60): £12.00
Full Time Students: £12.00
Under 18s: £6.00

Terrace (900):

Wheelchair Disabled: Admission is priced at £14.00 with a carer admitted free of charge.

The home of the Grecians is a compact ground having a capacity of just over 9,000 with around 3,800 of this seating. Town fans will be situated in the St James Road Terrace whilst the 150 seats are situated in the covered old fashioned grandstand. The stadium was opened in 1904 and home to Exeter City ever since.

The ground as undergone some development since the 2000's with the smart Flybe Stand built in 2001. The largest stand by capacity is the impressive banked Cliff Bastin Stand Terrace which accommodates 3,971 and is the stand directly opposite the 'away end'. Due to it's size and design it is locally known as "The Big Bank".

Exeter is a club run by its fans through the Exeter City Supporters Trust and gained back to back promotions into League One from the Conference.

Interestingly the site where St James Park sits today was once used in the 1650's for fattening pigs!

The ground is situated next to St James Park railway station and is a 10 minute walk from Exeter Central Station. It is also located close to the bus station in Paris Street and Exeter International (City) Airport is just 5 miles from the city centre. FlyBE fly from Leeds Bradford (LBA) to Exeter (EXT) departing on Saturday at 11:55 arriving in Exeter at 13:00.

Post Code: EX4 6PX

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It appears The Football League as made some changes to the possible dates for the League One Play-Off semi-finals. The first leg could either be:

Friday May 14th 2010 - 19:45 or
Saturday May 15th 2010 - 12:15

With the second leg could either be:

Monday May 17th 2010 - 19:45 or
Tuesday May 18th 2010 - 19:45

All games from the Championship, League One and League Two Play-offs will be broadcast on SKY TV live.

The League One Play-Off Final played at Wembley Stadium is due to be played on Saturday May 29th 2010 with a 15:00 kick-off.

All dates and times are provisional until the end of the regular season, at which point The Football League will confirm which teams play when.

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Not only did Saturday's impressive 6-0 drubbing of relegated Stockport County seal at least a Play-Off for Lee Clark's young side in front of nearly 3,500 Town fans at Edgeley Park, but it was also the first time in the club's history that six different goal scorers have scored in the same away match.

It was also the third League match this season Town have scored six goals in a match, the first away from home as they inflicted County's worst ever home result since they lost to Peterborough United by the same scoreline in 1961.

The Terriers also had six different goalscorers as they swept aside Brighton & Hove Albion at the Galpharm Stadium in August, which recorded one of the biggest victories for Town and saw Town score seven in a match for the first time since 1999. On that evening Anthony Kay, Peter Clarke, Lee Novak, Gary Roberts, Danny Drinkwater and a brace from Theo Robinson grabbed the headlines for Town.

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Lee Peltier who continued to deputise for the injured Dean Heffernen at left-back and striker Jordan Rhodes both made the League One team of the week for their individual performances against Stockport County on Saturday

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On Sunday the League One PFA Team of the year was announced, and although it contained no Huddersfield Town players here is the full list of the 11:

Kelvin Davies (Southampton)
Frazer Richardson (Charlton), Patrick Kisnorbo (Leeds), Gary Doherty (Norwich), Ian Harte (Carlisle)
Wes Hoolahan (Norwich), Jason Puncheon (Southampton), Robert Snodgrass (Leeds), Nicky Bailey (Charlton)
Rickie Lambert (Southampton), Grant Holt (Norwich)

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Stockport County
Fon Williams, Halls, Swailes (c), Turnbull, Sadler, Partridge (69, Danny Pilkington), Perkins, Barnes, Johnson (69, Poole), Donnelly, Ibehre.
Subs Not Used: Gerrard, Vincent, Rowe

Goals: None
Yellow Card: Perkins (7), Halls (50)
Red Card: None
Possession: 35%
Shots: 3 (2 on target)
Corners: 1

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Tom Clarke, Peter Clarke (c), Trotman (58, Nathan Clarke), Peltier, Roberts, Drinkwater, Kay, Anthony Pilkington, Robinson (86, Simpson), Rhodes (77, Novak).
Subs Not Used: Eastwood, Pearce, Williams, Eccleston.

Goals: Anthony Pilkington (2), Robinson (37), Rhodes (68), Drinkwater (85), Roberts (90), Novak (90 p)
Yellow Card: None
Red Card: None
Possession: 65%
Shots: 17 (11 on target)
Corners: 6

Attendance
6,887 (3,424 from Huddersfield)

Referee
Mr A Woolmer (Northamptonshire)

Next Match
Colchester United (home) Coca-Cola League One Saturday May 01 2010, 15:00

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Terriers have been allocated a total of 1,050 tickets spilt between 900 terrace and 150 seats.

Tickets will go on sale as per the following phase's:

Phase 1: April 26, 2010 - Season ticket holders who are also Blue and White Foundation members, Patrons and hold 8 away ticket stubs from the current season.

Phase 2: April 27, 2010 - Season ticket holders who are also Blue & White Foundation members or Patrons.

Phase 3 - April 28, 2010 - All Season Ticket holders

Phase 4 - April 30, 2010 - General Sale.

Ticket Prices:

Seating (150):

Adults: £17.00
Seniors (over 60): £12.00
Full Time Students: £12.00
Under 18s: £6.00

Terrace (900):

Wheelchair Disabled: Admission is priced at £14.00 with a carer admitted free of charge.

The home of the Grecians is a compact ground having a capacity of just over 9,000 with around 3,800 of this seating. Town fans will be situated in the St James Road Terrace whilst the 150 seats are situated in the covered old fashioned grandstand. The stadium was opened in 1904 and home to Exeter City ever since.

The ground as undergone some development since the 2000's with the smart Flybe Stand built in 2001. The largest stand by capacity is the impressive banked Cliff Bastin Stand Terrace which accommodates 3,971 and is the stand directly opposite the 'away end'. Due to it's size and design it is locally known as "The Big Bank".

Exeter is a club run by its fans through the Exeter City Supporters Trust and gained back to back promotions into League One from the Conference.

Interestingly the site where St James Park sits today was once used in the 1650's for fattening pigs!

The ground is situated next to St James Park railway station and is a 10 minute walk from Exeter Central Station. It is also located close to the bus station in Paris Street and Exeter International (City) Airport is just 5 miles from the city centre. FlyBE fly from Leeds Bradford (LBA) to Exeter (EXT) departing on Saturday at 11:55 arriving in Exeter at 13:00.

Post Code: EX4 6PX

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The Terriers will be backed by a massive travelling army of 3,436 as Town fans snapped up all available tickets for the crunch match at Edgeley Park tomorrow afternoon. thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk is one of those supporting the Terriers and as always will be bringing photos and goal alerts direct from the County match tomorrow.

Town who will be looking for a victory which could see the club seal it's League One Play-Off position, but a win and should other results go the right way for Lee Clark's side could see Town's slight outside chance of second place continue for yet another week.

There are many 'if's and but's' tomorrow, but the only thing that should be on the minds on the huge travelling army and those players in red will be all three points against an already relegated Cheshire outfit. But as in previous years and as the home League tie showed, County are not an easy team to play against and will make it difficult for the Terriers.

Tomorrow's match official is Mr A Woolmer (Northamptonshire). Woolmer is an experienced referee having commenced his Football League career at the beginning of the 2004/2005 season. He officiated in his first season Town's 2-1 victory at Swindon a match in which he sent a player from either side for an early bath.

You have to whizz forward to Boundary Park and April 2007 for Town's next experience of tomorrow's referee (the match ended 1-1). Last season he took the final match of Town's season the 1-1 draw at Leyton Orient.

The match at Edgeley Park will be Woolmer's first experience of either side in 2009/2010.

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Huddersfield Town win (away): 1/2
Stockport County win (home): 5/1
Draw: 14/5
Top Tip: Town win 3-1: 10/1

Special Odds: 10/3 Jordan Rhodes, 4/1 Theo Robinson, 5/1 Lee Novak to score the first goal tomorrow afternoon.

Huddersfield Town win (away): 11/2
Stockport County win (home): 5/1
Draw: 7/2
Top Tip: Town win 3-1: 12/1

Special Odds: 4/1 - Town to score in the opening 10 minutes of the match, 28/1 Jordan Rhodes to score first and Town to win 3-1.

Huddersfield Town sold all there allocated tickets for tomorrow's fixture against Stockport County, and this match as been made all ticket for ALL supporters. The message is simple from the club this evening, if you do not have a ticket for the match please do not travel. If you do have a ticket, make sure you make as much noise as you can physically make to ensure another three points are coming back over them Pennines.

Your support, your backing is vital and it showed last Friday evening how vital the Town fans will be in this promotion run in. We have to believe that Town can do it!

Today Huddersfield Town announced that Ian Craney has been released from his contract with the club, with the midfielder having around 15 months left of his contract to run. Craney joined the Terriers in Summer 2008 but following the dismal management reign of Stan Ternent who brought him to the club for an undisclosed fee from League Two side Accrington Stanley.

Craney featured in 34 league matches for Town (23 starts) scoring 5 goals, and also in a single FA Cup match scoring during Town's 4-3 home defeat at the hands of Port Vale in November 2008. Following the change of manager in December 2008, the Liverpool born player found his gametime with Town limited and he was loaned out to Morecambe at the start of the current season.

He made 16 appearances for Morecambe before suffering injury during a league clash in November last year. That would prove to end Craney's season, but he recently only rejoined his parent club. However, he parted the League One club with best wishes today in the hope of getting back to fitness and finding a new club. Town had hoped to set up Craney with a new club in summer, but it failed to be.

He is another player of the former management regime at the Galpharm Stadium to have failed to deliver anything tangible and on evidence appears to be wasted money, both in terms of wages and the undisclosed transfer fee (believed to have been six figures). When he signed for Town on August 19, 2008 he was the ninth summer signing and took ownership of the number 5 shirt, vacated by David Mirfin's exit to Scunthorpe United earlier.

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Come down support the Terriers and make our final home game against Colchester United a celebration of the progress Town have made this season. That is the clear message from the club as they announce a most wonderful deal for the final home match of the regular 2009/2010 season.

Despite being previously classified by the club as a Category A fixture, the match on May 1st will now feature dramatically reduced ticket prices. All areas of the stadium will enjoy admission for just £10 adults, and concessions of a mere £5. Supporters are able to purchase their tickets at the reduce price via the club Ticket Office. All areas other than The Pink Link Stand will also be available for matchday purchase subject to availability.

Town are also making available The Pink Link Stand on a segregated basis and to Season Ticket holders only - this offer is not available to non Season Ticket holders.

The designated 'away stand' will be split to accommodate 1,500 Town fans and 1,000 travelling from Essex with Colchester United. Town supporters can exchange Season Ticket voucher 23 prior to matchday (by 17:00 bst on the Friday) at the ticket office (free of charge) to be seated in the Glapharm Stadium's South Stand. The club expects demand to be massive, so advise supporters to exchange their ticket as soon as possible.

This is clearly a statement of intent from Chairman Dean Hoyle to reward the fans and get as many into the Galpharm Stadium to cheer on the Terriers against a team that could remain a challenge to Town's Play-Off ambitions. Hoyle has told the official website, that the atmosphere against Millwall, which as seen high praise amongst other club supporters and SKY TV pundits who called the night "sensational", moved Hoyle to bring about this incentive. Hoyle acknowledges the contribution the fans gave, backed by new flags and vociferous air horns and he has said that he wants the club "... to lead the way and go the extra mile".

Hoyle, wants to make sure Lee Clark and his players backed by tremendous club captain Peter Clarke is given as much support as possible and as Hoyle says "key to that is having a big crowd and another cracking atmosphere". The Terriers Chairman, who is widely respected and admired amongst his fellow Town fans said of the change in pricing "It's my gut instinct by let's really go for it!"

This just shows the type of journey the Terriers are on to making the club great again, and what a big warm hearted Town-centric Chairman this football, our football, as. He clearly is a man with vision, acumen and desire to do everything he can to make Town great again, and his decisions are certainly helping put Town on the right footing both off the field and on it.

"That is why 'Deano' his wife Janet and bairns Daniel & Josh mean so much to us for they are us. Dean Hoyle, Chairman of Huddersfield Town Football Club he proudly is but most of all he is a Town fan, a supporter who wants everything we want for our Club. Because of this young man we have an opportunity I never, ever thought would come the way of my club. A man who is doing all he can to ensure Huddersfield Town has every opportunity to succeed.

Whatever we the supporter can do to help Mr Hoyle please let us try to do so. We may have hundreds of pounds to pay for the next season ticket, Deano, willingly; is giving us tens of thousands of £'s to make our dreams reality.

We have had some of the greatest names in football associated with our Club, never in over half a century of loving Town have we had anyone like Dean Hoyle."

To coin a marketing phrase ... Dean Hoyle is priceless!

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Huddersfield Town reserves went down to their third totesport.com League defeat in succession with a heavy 5-1 loss at Newcastle United yesterday evening. Despite a young Terriers side taking an early lead through Jack Hunt up in Whitley Bay, the home side was too good for Paul Stephenson's side to secure a comprehensive win for the Magpies reserves.

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Coming hot on the heals of news earlier this month that Lee Clark offered new contracts to three of Town's First Year Professionals (Liam Ridehalgh, Leigh Franks, Jack Hunt), the club has announced that it is offering the chance for three Second Year Professionals the opportunity to make the grade in the Frist Team and continue their professional playing career with Huddersfield Town.

Those been given the honour of graduating from the Terriers Academy into the First Team are James Spencer (striker), Aidan Chippendale (left wing) and Chris Atkinson (midfield). The decision came following discussions between Academy Director Graham Mitchell, First Team boss Lee Clark and his counterpart of the Reserves Paul Stephenson.

Both Chippendale and Hunt have featured on the bench for the First Team this season, indeed Chippendale as recently as the away match at Brentford earlier this month.

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Town will be backed by yet another excellent following for the short journey to Stockport this Saturday. All uncovered (Railway End, behind the goal) seating is sold out, and there is only the Popular side covered seating remaining priced at:

With a sell out of the cards it will be one of the biggest travelling armies of the season. Almost 4,000 saw the League Cup defeat at Newcastle United in August and a similar number went to Oldham on a wet Sunday afternoon in November and saw Lee Clark's side record a 1-0 win.

Over the last six years, the figure that is travelling to Stockport on Saturday will amount to 10th highest in terms of numbers in all competitions, the top five away followings during that period are:

6,126 - Chelsea (2008) - FA Cup
6,000 - Chelsea (2006) - FA Cup
5,087 - Leeds (2004) - League Cup
4,986 - Blackburn Rovers (2005) - League Cup
4,600 - Oldham Athletic (2008) - FA Cup

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Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Tom Clarke, Peter Clarke (c), Trotman, Peltier (84, Williams), Roberts, Drinkwater, Kay, Pilkington, Robinson (90, Berrett), Rhodes (63, Novak).
Subs Not Used: Eastwood, Nathan Clarke, Pearce, Eccleston.

Goals: Peter Clarke (39)
Yellow Card: Peter Clarke (59), Roberts (81)
Red Card: None
Possession: 51%
Shots: 7 (2 on target)
Corners: 5

Millwall
Forde, Smith, Robinson, Ward, Craig, Hackett (55, Harris), Abdou, Laird, Schofield, Morison (83, Alexander), Batt (5, Obika).
Subs Not Used: Sullivan, Barron, Grimes, Fuseini.

Goals: None
Yellow Card: Smith (28)
Red Card: None
Possession: 49%
Shots: 9 (3 on target)
Corners: 4

Referee
Mr J Linnington (Isle of Wight)

Next Match
Stockport County (away) Coca-Cola League One Saturday April 24 2010, 15:00

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This Saturday's fixture at Brentford is also expected to attract in the region of 800 to 1,000 Town fans.

Tickets will go on sale as per the following phase's:

Phase 1: April 12, 2010 - Season tickets who are also Blue and White Foundation members, Patrons or hold 7 away ticket stubs from the current season.

Phase 2: April 13, 2010 - All season ticket holders.

Phase 3 - April 16, 2010 - Blue and White Foundation members, patrons or holders of 7 away ticket stubs from the current season.

Phase 4 - April 19, 2010 - General Sale.

Town will be spilt between the covered seating stand (Popular Side) and the uncovered behind the goal Railway End Stand, which is now seated from the previously used terrace. There are two different prices.

Ticket Prices:

Covered Seating (2,006 seats):

Uncovered Seats (1,252 seats):

Disabled: Contact Stockport County directly on 0845 6885799.

Edgeley Park is the co-home of Stockport County and Rugby Union side Sale Sharks and the near 11,000 seater stadium as been in operation since 1901. County did not move to the stadium until 1902. During its years of operation Edgeley Park as seen a number of redevelopments. The Popular Side was made all seater in 1993, the Cheadle End was transformed from a timber stand, to a concrete terrace and then in 1996 to an impressive 5,200 twin-tiered stand.

The Main Stand will remind fans of English football down the years, as despite the inclusion of new seating, the structure is as was when it was built in 1936.

The Railway End (away end behind the goal) was transformed from standing to seating, with the Popular Side, where Town fans will also be situated in numbers on April 24th to the left of this stand. The main stand to the right.

The Railway End also features the small electronic scoreboard.

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

Post Code: SK3 9DD.

Some of the recent large travelling blue and white armies!

6,126 - Chelsea (2008) - FA Cup
6,000 - Chelsea (2006) - FA Cup
5,087 - Leeds (2004) - League Cup
4,986 - Blackburn Rovers (2005) - League Cup
4,600 - Oldham Athletic (2008) - FA Cup
4,449 - Bradford City (2005) - League
3,920 - Newcastle United (2009) - League Cup
3,909 - Oldham Athletic (2009) - League
3,572 - Sheffield Wednesday (2004) - League
3,202 - Leicester City (2009) - League

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The final regular season match of the Coca-Cola League One 2009/2010 will take place on Saturday May 8th with a long trip south to Devon to face Exeter City at St. James Park.

Terriers have been allocated a total of 1,050 tickets spilt between 900 terrace and 150 seats.

Tickets will go on sale as per the following phase's:

Phase 1: April 26, 2010 - Season ticket holders who are also Blue and White Foundation members, Patrons and hold 8 away ticket stubs from the current season.

Phase 2: April 27, 2010 - Season ticket holders who are also Blue & White Foundation members or Patrons.

Phase 3 - April 28, 2010 - All Season Ticket holders

Phase 4 - April 30, 2010 - General Sale.

Ticket Prices:

Seating (150):

Adults: £17.00
Seniors (over 60): £12.00
Full Time Students: £12.00
Under 18s: £6.00

Terrace (900):

Wheelchair Disabled: Admission is priced at £14.00 with a carer admitted free of charge.

The home of the Grecians is a compact ground having a capacity of just over 9,000 with around 3,800 of this seating. Town fans will be situated in the St James Road Terrace whilst the 150 seats are situated in the covered old fashioned grandstand. The stadium was opened in 1904 and home to Exeter City ever since.

The ground as undergone some development since the 2000's with the smart Flybe Stand built in 2001. The largest stand by capacity is the impressive banked Cliff Bastin Stand Terrace which accommodates 3,971 and is the stand directly opposite the 'away end'. Due to it's size and design it is locally known as "The Big Bank".

Exeter is a club run by its fans through the Exeter City Supporters Trust and gained back to back promotions into League One from the Conference.

Interestingly the site where St James Park sits today was once used in the 1650's for fattening pigs!

The ground is situated next to St James Park railway station and is a 10 minute walk from Exeter Central Station. It is also located close to the bus station in Paris Street and Exeter International (City) Airport is just 5 miles from the city centre. FlyBE fly from Leeds Bradford (LBA) to Exeter (EXT) departing on Saturday at 11:55 arriving in Exeter at 13:00.

Post Code: EX4 6PX

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For the latest score and goals as they goal alerts direct from the Galpharm Stadium tomorrow evening (kick off 19:45 bst) as the Terriers host the Lions. Simply visit us on Twitter by clicking on the logo below.

The fixture is a Category C match and manager Lee Clark will be hoping that Town can make it two home wins in a week following Tuesday evening's exciting 4-3 victory over Walsall. Millwall will be an even tougher proposition with the Lions pushing for automatic promotion and will be backed by over 500 fans for the match which will be televised live on SKY Sports.

The referee for the League One fixture is James Linnington from the Isle of Wight. It will be Linnington's first match at the Galpharm Stadium and only the second match he has officiated an Huddersfield Town league fixture. He was the man in the middle when Town drew 1-1 at Northampton Town in January 2009. That afternoon he booked two Town players and sent off Crowe of the Cobblers.

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Huddersfield Town win (home): 7/5
Millwall win (away): 9/5
Draw: 12/5
Top Tip: Town win 2-1: 9/1

Special Odds: 3/1 - Town to score in both periods of play! Or 10/1 like Tuesday night the first goal method - a penalty.

Huddersfield Town win (home): 11/8
Millwall win (away): 15/8
Draw: 12/5
Top Tip: Town win 2-1: 'nya'

Special Odds: Jordan Rhodes is at 11/2 to open the scoring on Friday night and 6/4 to score at anytime during the 90 minutes. You can have a 13/2 odd at both Rhodes and Theo Robinson scoring.

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Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Tom Clarke, Peter Clarke (c), Trotman, Heffernan, Roberts, Drinkwater, Kay, Pilkington, Robinson, Rhodes (76, Novak).
Subs Not Used: Eastwood, Nathan Clarke, Williams, Pearce, Berrett, Eccleston.

Goals: Robinson (22p), Rhodes (45), Kay (89), Novak (90)
Yellow Card: Kay (72), Novak (77)
Red Card: None
Possession: 56%
Shots: 18 (8 on target)
Corners: 11

Walsall
Gilmartin, Westlake, Hughes (c), Smith, Vincent, Jones (22, McDonald), Mattis (81, Bradley), Taundry, Gray, Byfield (46, Nicholls), Deeney.
Subs Not Used: Ince, Parkin, O'Keefe, Richards.

Goals: Deeney (63) & (69), Nicholls (83)
Yellow Card: Byfield (9)
Red Card: Hughes (20)
Possession: 44%
Shots: 6 (5 on target)
Corners: 3

Referee
Mr D Webb (County Durham)

Next Match
Millwall (home) Coca-Cola League One Friday April 16 2010, 19:45 - live on SKY TV

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Sponsor Wilby Limited and Huddersfield Town have enterted a new partnership by offering insurance packages that when bought will lead to a donation been made to Huddersfield Town Academy. The donation will be based on the type of insurance product bought, but as Richard Blackburn (Managing Director Wilby's) states:

"... the investment made by us is sizeable and will play a key role in enabling the great work carried out by Graham (Mitchell) and his team not only to continue but develop further."

It follows hot on the heels of the commerical website at Town and the HTAFC Mobile Phone offering.

Halifax based Wilby Limited is a leading insurance broker who is commited to offering Town supporters the best deal possible on car and household content insurance. With other 20 years of broking experience clients who use Wilby can expect a superior service proposition and feature their own in house loss team.

For products and services from Wilby Limited call 01422 398695 or visit the Wilby website at wilbyltd.co.uk and mention the Terriers.

Today is Huddersfield Town Day. On this day in 1926 Huddersfield became the first club to win the English First Division Championship three times in succession!

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April 2010, marks 10 years of live operation of this website by the site owners. In 10 years the site as developed beyond recognition, including a change in URL and name of the site through the years. A couple of things that have remained, our passion for Huddersfield Town and bringing you excellent information in a timely manner, and our desire to bring you the latest information faster.

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For the latest score and goals as they goal alerts direct from the Galpharm Stadium tomorrow (kick off 19:45 bst) as the Terriers host Walsall simply visit us on Twitter by clicking on the logo below.

The fixture is a Category C match. Manager Lee Clark is expecting a response from his players after the drubbing at Brentford on Saturday afternoon. He will recall Antony Kay to central midfield with Michael Collins out injured through a broken finger. Town could also recall Anthony Pilkington, Lee Peltier and Lee Novak who all missed the 3-0 defeat at Griffin Park through injury.

Clarke will be hoping that Lee Peltier is fit following his injury during the warm-up at Brentford and could recall Robbie Williams to the starting line-up, he replaced Australian Dean Heffernan following the second goal on Saturday.

The referee for the League One fixture is David Webb from County Durham.

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Huddersfield Town win (home): 1/2
Walsall win (away): 11/2
Draw: 11/4
Top Tip: Town win 1-0: 11/2

Huddersfield Town win (home): 1/2
Walsall win (away): 6/1
Draw: 3/1
Top Tip: Town win 1-0: 'nya'

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Chairman Dean Hoyle has today vowed that he will invest in new players irrespective of which division Town will play in next season on the day Season Tickets went back on sale at a slightly increased price following almost 6,500 been sold during the 'Season Ticket Saver' period.

These tickets will remain on sale until May 7th when should Town be involved in the play-off's the club will suspend sales until the outcome of the play-off's is decided. Following May 7th two sets of prices will apply, one should Town achieve promotion to the Championship and one should the Terriers remain in nPower League One for the 2010/2011 season.

As part of the reintroduction of Season Membership on sale, Town have confirmed that matchday prices will be again categorised and these prices will not be set until June 2010 following the publication of the League One fixtures (at 10:00 BST, June 17th).

Dean Hoyle, wants the town and the supporters to back their football club, it is at the end of the day the supporters that make the difference. Hoyle is striving to once again make a real difference to Huddersfield Town AFC and to make "Huddersfield, the best team in the land". So buy your season ticket and join HTAFC and Dean Hoyle on the journey and be part of that journey through your support.

On the journey to making Town great again. They know we will be back. Join and back the Terriers new era under the leadership of Dean Hoyle and Lee Clark by purchasing your 2010/2011 Season Membership - be a True Blue Terrier and show your valued support to the club!

"Together, Forever".

For further details click on the banner:

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This Saturday's fixture at Brentford is also expected to attract in the region of 800 to 1,000 Town fans.

Tickets will go on sale as per the following phase's:

Phase 1: April 12, 2010 - Season tickets who are also Blue and White Foundation members, Patrons or hold 7 away ticket stubs from the current season.

Phase 2: April 13, 2010 - All season ticket holders.

Phase 3 - April 16, 2010 - Blue and White Foundation members, patrons or holders of 7 away ticket stubs from the current season.

Phase 4 - April 19, 2010 - General Sale.

Town will be spilt between the covered seating stand (Popular Side) and the uncovered behind the goal Railway End Stand, which is now seated from the previously used terrace. There are two different prices.

Ticket Prices:

Covered Seating (2,006 seats):

Uncovered Seats (1,252 seats):

Disabled: Contact Stockport County directly on 0845 6885799.

Edgeley Park is the co-home of Stockport County and Rugby Union side Sale Sharks and the near 11,000 seater stadium as been in operation since 1901. County did not move to the stadium until 1902. During its years of operation Edgeley Park as seen a number of redevelopments. The Popular Side was made all seater in 1993, the Cheadle End was transformed from a timber stand, to a concrete terrace and then in 1996 to an impressive 5,200 twin-tiered stand.

The Main Stand will remind fans of English football down the years, as despite the inclusion of new seating, the structure is as was when it was built in 1936.

The Railway End (away end behind the goal) was transformed from standing to seating, with the Popular Side, where Town fans will also be situated in numbers on April 24th to the left of this stand. The main stand to the right.

The Railway End also features the small electronic scoreboard.

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

Post Code: SK3 9DD.

Some of the recent large travelling blue and white armies!

6,126 - Chelsea (2008) - FA Cup
6,000 - Chelsea (2006) - FA Cup
5,087 - Leeds (2004) - League Cup
4,986 - Blackburn Rovers (2005) - League Cup
4,600 - Oldham Athletic (2008) - FA Cup
4,449 - Bradford City (2005) - League
3,920 - Newcastle United (2009) - League Cup
3,909 - Oldham Athletic (2009) - League
3,572 - Sheffield Wednesday (2004) - League
3,202 - Leicester City (2009) - League

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Brentford
Szczesny, Foster, Osbourne, Legge, Wood, Gabban (87, Saunders), Bean (c), Diagourage, Weston, Cort, MacDonald.
Subs Not Used: Price, Hunt, Blake, Strevens.

Goals: MacDonald (71p) & (84), Grabban (82)
Yellow Card: Szczesny (90)
Red Card: None
Possession: 55%
Shots: 10 (7 on target)
Corners: 8

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Tom Clarke, Peter Clarke (c), Trotman, Heffernan (83, Williams), Roberts, Drinkwater, Collins, Berrett (74, Eccleston), Robinson, Rhodes.
Subs Not Used: Eastwood, Nathan Clarke, Hunt, Pearce, Chippendale.

Goals: Roberts (90 - missed penalty)
Yellow Card: Drinkwater (45)
Red Card: None
Possession: 45%
Shots: 13 (4 on target)
Corners: 8

Attendance
5,209

Referee
Mr A Hall (West Midlands)

Next Match
Walsall (home) Coca-Cola League One Tuesday April 13 2010, 19:45

Chairman Dean Hoyle has confirmed that he has sold the greeting's card business he set up with wife Janet to Venture Capitalist Charterhouse a private equity firm for around £350 million. Hoyle will take on the role of Non-Executive Chairman following the conclusion of the sale.

The strewed businessman who aims to get Town into financial parity and self-sufficiency, which is believed to be the best method of securing Town's future and sustaining it as a viable business and on taking Town to be great again, as said that he will not be pumping infinite levels of money into the club and quickly moved to dispel thought's of him splashing the cash.

Hoyle has said that his level of backing for Huddersfield Town is unaffected by the sale of one of the UK's fastest growing companies. Hoyle will not risk splashing the cash at the Terriers which ultimately would make it an unsustainable proposition and destined to fail.

One thing is for sure, in the often sordid world of English football, Huddersfield Town is being run in the right manner, by a moral and excellent English born businessman and fan, and off the field Town will be up there with the very best of English football in the manner the business is operated.

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Winger Anthony Pilkington is a doubt for tomorrow's trip to Brentford having been forced off during the midweek home win over Oldham Athletic. The former Stockport County favourite faces a late fitness test and should he fail to pass it on loan Liverpool player Nathan Eccleston will start.

Strikers Lee Novak (knee) and Robbie Simpson (thigh) will both miss the fixture through injury, but are close to making a return to Lee Clark's side.

Lee Clark who wants his side to have self-belief after watching an indifferent performance on Tuesday evening (the Oldham victory at the Galpharm Stadium) is unlikely to make many changes, as he looks to cement sixth place and the Terriers Play Off positions, with the end of the season quickly beckoning.

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Tomorrow marks two years since greeting cards magnate and lifelong Huddersfield Town fan Dean Hoyle became major shareholder of the club, beginning the journey of making Town great again! Since becoming major share holder and investing thousands of pounds of his own money Hoyle has become Chairman of the club and outright owner in early 2010.

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Although the current season is a few weeks away from concluding The Football League as announced some key dates for next season. The current season will end for the Terriers on May 8th although should Town be involved in the play-off's the season will be extended with the provisional dates for the two Play-Off semi finals between May 15th and May 20th for League One.

The League One Play Off final to be hosted at Wembley will take place on Saturday May 29th. All current advertised Play Off dates are provisional until the four League One sides are confirmed.

2010/2011 season will commence on August 7th and the regular season will conclude on May 7th for League's One and Two and a day later for the Championship. The Carling Cup (League Cup) Round 1 will take place week commencing August 9th and the Members Trophy (Johnstone's Paint Trophy) week commencing August 30th.

The Carling Cup final to be hosted at the National Stadium, Wembley will take place on February 27th and the JPT final at the same venue on April 3rd. Next season's Play Off finals will take place over the late May Bank Holiday, Saturday 28th, Sunday 29th and Monday 30th.

Next season will be the first of the new title sponsorship under nPower, and fixtures will be released at 10:00 hours BST on June 17th 2011.

No dates have yet been set for The Football Association Challenge Cup (The FA Cup).

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Third place Millwall who are one of the form team's at the moment of League One, secured both League One Monthly Awards for March 2010. Manager Kenny Jackett took the boss award, whilst prolific goal scorer Steve Morison secured the player of the month award in recognition of his goal scoring exploits during the month.

The recent form from Andy Scott's side is impressive and they will prove a huge test of Lee Clark's side abilities. However, if Town want to achieve promotion this is absolutely the type of match Town need to be travelling back up the M1 from having won all three points.

It could also prove to be an emotional return to Griffin Park for Town leading goalscorer Jordan Rhodes who scored 7 goals in 14 matches for the Bees last season whilst on loan from previous club Ipswich Town. Those goals helped Brentford to the League Two title in May 2009.

The referee for the League One fixture is Andy Hall (West Midlands).

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Huddersfield Town win (away): 13/10
Brentford win (home): 15/8
Draw: 23/10
Top Tip: Town win 2-1: 9/1

Huddersfield Town win (away): 13/10
Brentford win (home): 19/10
Draw: 5/2
Top Tip: Town win 2-1: 'nya'

The Terriers have sold 600 tickets for the match and Town fans will be able to pay at the turnstiles tomorrow afternoon for both the upper and lower areas of the Brook Road Stand.

Seating - approx. 600 in the upper tier
Adults: £21
Over 60s: £15
Full Time Students: £13 - with valid Identification
Under 16s: £5

Standing - approx. 1,000 in the lower tier
Adults: £20
Over 60s: £14
Full Time Students: £12 - with valid Identification
Under 16s: £5

The Stadium is a 25 minute walk from South Ealing Tube Station (or a bus ride on the number 65), and 1.3 miles from Gunnersbury. Brentford train station is around a 5 minute walk to the ground.

Post Code: TW8 0NT.

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The 3-star George Hotel Huddersfield is a historic hotel that dates back to the mid-19 century, and is surrounded by beautiful countryside. It is ideally located for those arriving by train, being just a few minutes walk from Huddersfield railway station and a 15-20 minute walk from the stadium.

Another 3-star hotel is the Cambridge Lodge, which is a 5 minute walk from the town centre and 15 minute from the Galpharm Stadium. This hotel has a large car park with CCTV and would therefore suit visitors arriving in their own transport. For those arriving by train, it is also a 10 minute walk from the railway station.

For a complete list visit the link below:

The Terriers have been given 3,528 tickets for the game against current bottom of the table Stockport County. These will be sold in a tiered or phased system. With Town continuing their push for the play-off this is expected to attract much interest from Town fans with a large number of supporters expected to travel the short distance over the Pennines. Town have had some excellent away following's this season including the last away match at Wycombe.

This Saturday's fixture at Brentford is also expected to attract in the region of 800 to 1,000 Town fans.

Tickets will go on sale as per the following phase's:

Phase 1: April 12, 2010 - Season tickets who are also Blue and White Foundation members, Patrons or hold 7 away ticket stubs from the current season.

Phase 2: April 13, 2010 - All season ticket holders.

Phase 3 - April 16, 2010 - Blue and White Foundation members, patrons or holders of 7 away ticket stubs from the current season.

Phase 4 - April 19, 2010 - General Sale.

Town will be spilt between the covered seating stand (Popular Side) and the uncovered behind the goal Railway End Stand, which is now seated from the previously used terrace. There are two different prices.

Ticket Prices:

Covered Seating (2,006 seats):

Uncovered Seats (1,252 seats):

Disabled: Contact Stockport County directly on 0845 6885799.

Edgeley Park is the co-home of Stockport County and Rugby Union side Sale Sharks and the near 11,000 seater stadium as been in operation since 1901. County did not move to the stadium until 1902. During its years of operation Edgeley Park as seen a number of redevelopments. The Popular Side was made all seater in 1993, the Cheadle End was transformed from a timber stand, to a concrete terrace and then in 1996 to an impressive 5,200 twin-tiered stand.

The Main Stand will remind fans of English football down the years, as despite the inclusion of new seating, the structure is as was when it was built in 1936.

The Railway End (away end behind the goal) was transformed from standing to seating, with the Popular Side, where Town fans will also be situated in numbers on April 24th to the left of this stand. The main stand to the right.

The Railway End also features the small electronic scoreboard.

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

Post Code: SK3 9DD.

Some of the recent large travelling blue and white armies!

6,126 - Chelsea (2008) - FA Cup
6,000 - Chelsea (2006) - FA Cup
5,087 - Leeds (2004) - League Cup
4,986 - Blackburn Rovers (2005) - League Cup
4,600 - Oldham Athletic (2008) - FA Cup
4,449 - Bradford City (2005) - League
3,920 - Newcastle United (2009) - League Cup
3,909 - Oldham Athletic (2009) - League
3,572 - Sheffield Wednesday (2004) - League
3,202 - Leicester City (2009) - League

MATCHhotels.com in association with thisisthebarmyarmy.co.uk helps sports fans find hotels near sports venues and events. Support the Terriers with family and friends and book yourself into a hotel to enjoy a weekend away as you support Town. To get the best hotels at the best prices click on the banner:

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Paul Stephenson's side slipped to their successive defeat as they lost 3-2 at home to Lincoln City last night. The match played in front of 116 at the Galpharm Stadium.

The visitors ran out deservedly 3-2 winners despite what the scoreline might show. 3-2 flatters the young Terriers side who were outplayed and out muscled for the majority of the 90 minutes against an impressive Lincoln side. Michael Gordon and David Stephens particularly caught the eye for the visitors.

For all Town's efforts and attempts they lacked any fluidity or command to their attacking play and rarely threatened experienced Paul Musslewhite's goal, despite some enterprising if sporadic approach play at times.

Passing generally was poor with Town playing as three sets of players rather than a combined unit. Some of the cross selection was equally as poor as the approach play and against a composed and excellent Lincoln side Town found it difficult to get behind and penetrate the visitors defence.

Town had a Liverpool Academy trialist on show, but on last night's showing it is difficult to see how Sean Highdale will be investigated any further. The midfield for the Terriers lacked substance and poise and rarely gave any support to either attack or defence. It might not have helped that normal right-back Jack Hunt was given a centre midfield role by Stephenson.

Also, Taser Hassan for all his positional play offered minimal substance and again it is difficult to see how he merits a longer term contract. To be fair few excelled in blue and white stripes last night but Aiden Chippendale and James Spencer had the best games. On another evening Spencer might have ended up with an hat trick having sent two good efforts wide, in a couple of the few attacks the Leigh Franks captained side offered.

Town did take the lead through Michael McCaffery, if slightly against the run of play. Lincoln came out strong and it took Town 15 or so minutes to really get a foothold into the match. Prior to the Terriers taking the lead City could have scored following a Franks clearance which struck the inside of Simon Eastwood's post. How that stayed out is a mystery.

But it seemed to kick Town into action and McCaffery's lovely run into the box was finished nicely. The Terriers young side, then looked like they would kick on from taking the lead and took the game to the visitors. But with the game drifting towards half time it was clear to see the Town players were wanting the referee's half time whistle.

But with the Town players visibly awaiting West's half time whistle, the inhabitable happened. Lincoln scored. But in two dramatic minutes, not just once but twice! The equaliser on 43 minutes through Lenell John-Lewis close range stab, and two minutes later a sublime direct freekick from Richard Butcher put City into the lead. The second goal came as a result of an error in judgement by Town custodian Simon Eastwood. He came out of his area to collect a through ball and despite his attempts to allow it into his area, he handled well out of his area. On another night Town would have been reduced to 10 men with Eastwood red carded.

It got worse for the Terriers nine minutes into the second half as Lincoln record their third goal in an amazing 11 minutes spell. It was Paul Connor who completed a lovely run by impressive Imps winger Michael Gordon.

After the third visitors goal, that was it for the contest, City shut up shop and allowed the Terriers to dominate possession without allowing their hosts to do a great deal with it. All the endeavour of attempting opportunities to have efforts on goal were fruitless until the very last minute when Chippendale raced into the box and City defender David Stephens who had had a splendid goal up until that point brought down the marauding Town forward and referee West had no hestitation in pointing to the spot.

Aiden Chippendale confidently took the penalty and he capped off a personal good performance with a goal as it flow into the top left corner of Musslewhite's goal. That was the last action of a disappointing second string display as the referee immediately blew for full time as City kicked off.

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier, Peter Clarke (c), Trotman, Heffernan, Roberts, Drinkwater, Collins (68, Berrett), Pilkington (76, Eccleston), Robinson, Rhodes (62, Tom Clarke).
Subs Not Used: Eastwood, Nathan Clarke, Williams, Pearce.

Goals: Robinson (38) & (90)
Yellow Card: Smithies (84)
Red Card: None
Possession: 50%
Shots: 6 (5 on target)
Corners: 4

Oldham Athletic
Flahaven, Lee, Hazell, Gregan (c), Black, Furman (90, Marrow), Stephens, Taylor (80, Eaves), Abbott (82, Colbeck), Guy.
Subs Not Used: Brill, Aljofree, Worthington, Lomax.

Goals: None
Yellow Card: Lee (55)
Red Card: Lee (75)
Possession: 50%
Shots: 8 (3 on target)
Corners: 4

Attendance
14,561

Referee
Mr A Taylor (Cheshire)

Next Match
Brentford (away) Coca-Cola League One Saturday April 10 2010, 15:00

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Tickets are on sale for the Griffin Park fixture as Town look to continue their play-off hopes with victory in London during a busy month of April. You have the option of seating or standing.

Admission into Brentford is:

Seating
Adults: £21
Over 60s: £15
Full Time Students: £13 - with valid Identification
Under 16s: £5

Admission into Brentford is:

Standing
Adults: £20
Over 60s: £14
Full Time Students: £12 - with valid Identification
Under 16s: £5

The 12,763 Griffin Park as been the scene of many an important battle between Huddersfield and Brentford having won once and lost once here in the play-offs. Few will forget the scenes following Darren Bullock's winning 1995 play-off semi final goal in front of the new covered Ealing Road Terrace. That goal took the Terriers to Wembley and ultimately promotion to the second tier of English Football.

Away supporters are still accommodated behind the goal in the Brook Road Stand. This two tier stand can hold around 1,600 away supporters. 600 in the seated upper tier and another 1,000 in the lower standing area. It is actually a move back to this stand following the redevelopment of the Ealing Road Terrace in 2007 as that was the designated away area for some time. The stand is rather compact like Griffin Park in general and any Town fan who has visited Griffin Park will be very aware of this.

Home to Brentford since 1904 it is the only English league ground to have a pub on each corner and is situated on land that once housed a Fuller's Brewery. All the stands are separate and the stadium compact it does have a friendly and welcoming appeal to it. It is affectionately called "Wendy House" by the locals and is used by Premiership side Chelsea for their reserve fixtures. For four years until 2006 it was also home of Super League side London Broncos.

Like many clubs in England in Brentford's position there are plans to move to a new 20,000 all seater capacity stadium situated in a 7.6 acre site close to their current stadium.

The Stadium is a 25 minute walk from South Ealing Tube Station (or a bus ride on the number 65), and 1.3 miles from Gunnersbury. Brentford train station is around a 5 minute walk to the ground.

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For the latest score and goals as they goal alerts direct from the Galpharm Stadium tonight (kick off 19:45 bst) as the Terriers host struggling Oldham Athletic simply visit us on Twitter by clicking on the logo below.

The 'Roses Derby' fixture is classified a category A match. It promises to be a decent crowd and a great match so what is stopping you from coming down to one of the most visually inspiring and aesthetically pleasing football stadia in Europe, the Galpharm Stadium, the home of Huddersfield Town.

The referee for the League One fixture is Cheshire official Anthony Taylor.

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Huddersfield Town win (home): 4/7
Oldham win (away): 11/2
Draw: 11/4
Top Tip: Town win 3-1: 14/1

Huddersfield Town win (home): 8/15
Oldham win (away): 5/1
Draw: 11/4
Top Tip: Town win 3-1: 12/1

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Huddersfield Town launched the 2010/2011 Season Ticket package in late March and as the 'Saver Offer' ended a total of 6,482 had been sold. They are now not available for sale until April 12th. On Monday April 12th - the designated 'Huddersfield Town Day' (to coincide with the anniversary of Town winning the third Championship in 1926) Season Tickets will go back on sale with prices to be announced on the morning of the 12th.

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Tom Denton (Wakefield FC) and Lewis Nightingale (Salford) have had their respective loan deals at their Unibond Division One North side's extended until April 24th.

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Antony Kay who picked up his 10th booking of the season late in the match at Wycombe Wanderers on Saturday is suspended for tonight's derby visit of Oldham Athletic to the Galpharm Stadium. Kay who had only been on the pitch for approximately 15 minutes was harshly booked with seconds of the tie remaining. The former Tranmere and Barnsley central midfielder will also miss Saturday's trip to Brentford.

Robbie Simpson and Lee Novak will both be missing for Clark, who will be hoping winger Anthony Pilkington does not receive a caution this evening as he is on nine bookings for the season.

Although former Terriers Pawel Abbot and Jon Worthington should feature for Oldham this evening, Andy Holdsworth is injured and so misses out. Jim Goodwin Town's on loan midfield general at Boundary Park is also injured but it is unlikely he would have been given clearance to feature for Dave Penney's struggling Lancashire outfit. Keigan Parker will not feature tonight as he is on loan at Bury.

The visitors tonight have a fitness doubt over goalkeeper Darryl Flahaven who joined the Latics during the recent loan transfer window, Dean Brill who deputised at the weekend will continue in goal for Penney's side should the experienced Flahaven not recover from illness.

Lee Clark, who was in the SKY TV studio for the Championship fixture at Newcastle United last night is expected to make just one change to the starting line-up. He will make the enforced replacement of the suspended Antony Kay on the Town bench. Town will be looking to record yet another 'double' this season following the 1-0 win at Boundary Park courtesy of a stunning Robbie Williams free-kick on a wet and windy Sunday afternoon back in November.

Wycombe Wanderers
Heaton, Westwood, Hinshelwood, Kelly (18, Bloomfield), Keates, Mousinho (54, Philips), Beavon, McLeod, Betsy, Ainsworth, Harrold (54, Pitman).
Subs Not Used: Shearer, Montrose, Revell.

Goals: Keates (73)
Yellow Card: McLeod (9)
Red Card: None
Possession: 49%
Shots: 7 (3 on target)
Corners: 8

Huddersfield Town
Smithies, Peltier, Peter Clarke (c), Trotman, Heffernan, Roberts (77, Kay), Drinkwater, Collins, Pilkington, Robinson (62, Eccleston), Rhodes.
Subs Not Used: Eastwood, Nathan Clarke, Tom Clarke, Pearce, Berrett.

Goals: Rhodes (22), Robinson (52)
Yellow Card: Trotman (28), Kay (90)
Red Card: None
Possession: 51%
Shots: 4 (2 on target)
Corners: 6

Attendance
5,288

Referee
Mr D J Phillips (West Sussex)

Next Match
Oldham Athletic (home) Coca-Cola League One Tuesday April 05 2010, 19:45

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Tickets are on sale for the Griffin Park fixture as Town look to continue their play-off hopes with victory in London during a busy month of April. You have the option of seating or standing.

Admission into Brentford is:

Seating
Adults: £21
Over 60s: £15
Full Time Students: £13 - with valid Identification
Under 16s: £5

Admission into Brentford is:

Standing
Adults: £20
Over 60s: £14
Full Time Students: £12 - with valid Identification
Under 16s: £5

The 12,763 Griffin Park as been the scene of many an important battle between Huddersfield and Brentford having won once and lost once here in the play-offs. Few will forget the scenes following Darren Bullock's winning 1995 play-off semi final goal in front of the new covered Ealing Road Terrace. That goal took the Terriers to Wembley and ultimately promotion to the second tier of English Football.

Away supporters are still accommodated behind the goal in the Brook Road Stand. This two tier stand can hold around 1,600 away supporters. 600 in the seated upper tier and another 1,000 in the lower standing area. It is actually a move back to this stand following the redevelopment of the Ealing Road Terrace in 2007 as that was the designated away area for some time. The stand is rather compact like Griffin Park in general and any Town fan who has visited Griffin Park will be very aware of this.

Home to Brentford since 1904 it is the only English league ground to have a pub on each corner and is situated on land that once housed a Fuller's Brewery. All the stands are separate and the stadium compact it does have a friendly and welcoming appeal to it. It is affectionately called "Wendy House" by the locals and is used by Premiership side Chelsea for their reserve fixtures. For four years until 2006 it was also home of Super League side London Broncos.

Like many clubs in England in Brentford's position there are plans to move to a new 20,000 all seater capacity stadium situated in a 7.6 acre site close to their current stadium.

The Stadium is a 25 minute walk from South Ealing Tube Station (or a bus ride on the number 65), and 1.3 miles from Gunnersbury. Brentford train station is around a 5 minute walk to the ground.

Post Code: TW8 0NT.

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League One Programme of the year "Give Us An H" will be issued on Tuesday night for the Easter 'War of the Roses' clash with Oldham Athletic with a free bag of Seabrook crisps. Not only Yorkshire's favourite crisp but Seabrook's is now taking the UK by storm and once tasted they are loved forever.

The free 1,500 bags of the Yorkshire crisp are part of a Seabrooks promotion including the chance at half time to win your height in crisps!

The Galpharm Stadium as previously featured on a television advertisement for the Bradford based producer.

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The price to obtain Season Ticket Prices at a vastly reduce rate ends tomorrow. There will be new prices issued from April 12th. Both existing (loyalty) and new holders can become part of the journey next season for a great price.

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After six victories on the bounce in the totesport.com League for Paul Stephenson's side it is now two defeats on the trot with an afternoon visit to the North East ending in a disappointing 1-0 loss. Due to the inclement weather the fixture was changed from Hartlepool United's Victoria Park to Billingham Town's ground.

A Town side which featured a number of players with first team experience including Nathan Clarke who captained the side and the returning striker Nathan Eccleston, Town failed to produce the goods in the final third and fell to a single goal defeat. Krystain Pearce continued to perform excellently in Town colours and he must be pushing for a permanent contract in summer from the club.

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Lee Clark has offered contracts to three of this season's First Year Professionals. Those being deemed worthy of a new deal are Liam Ridehalgh (left back), central defender Leigh Franks and impressive right back Jack Hunt who made the first team bench on Saturday afternoon.

A decision is yet to be made on Taser Hassan who was offered a short term deal in February of this year. One of those joining Spencer Harris in exiting Huddersfield Town is Lewis Nightingale.

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Striker Jordan Rhodes was chosen for his goal scoring performance against Charlton Athletic last weekend for the League One team of the week. That followed him being named in the Top 50 Football League Players poll for 2010. He was recognised in 46th place emulating Nathan Clarke who made the FourFourTwo listing in 2006.

The 19 year old striker in his first season with Huddersfield Town scored his 20th goal of the season during the 1-1 Galpharm Stadium draw with Charlton Athletic.

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Tickets have today gone on sale for the League One fixture at Adams Park on April 3rd. Town travel to Wycombe in a bid to continue their hope of a play-off position at least.

Admission into Adams Park is charged at:

Ambulant disabled are charged at the relevant rate with a carer admitted free. Providing the supporter is in receipt of medium or higher disability allowance. Lower rates do not qualify.

Wheelchair disabled are asked to contact Wycombe directly on 01494 441118.

Adams Park formally The CauseWay Stadium is home to both Wycombe and English Rugby Union Premiership side Long Wasps. The home of The Chairboys as a capacity around 10,000. Three stands are seated with the home end Valley Terrace standing. Town fans will be located in The Dreams Stand (behind the goal) which holds 2,000 supporters with unrestricted views of the playing surface.

The compact ground was opened in 1990 and further expanded in 1996 and 2001. It originally opened with a capacity of 6,000 of which just 1,267 were seats. Prior to the move to Hillbottom Road The Chairboys home was Loakes Park. The change in stadium seemed to coincide with a upturn on the playing field with Wanderers entering the Football League in 1993.

Following the second stage of development, the club had to close the Paddock area of the main stand (Bucks New University) to comply with council regulations that the stadium capacity does not exceed 10,000.

Bucks New University Stand (North): 1,267 (all seated)
Frank Adams Stand (South): 4,990 (all seated)
Greene King IPA Valley Terrace (West): 1,974 (standing)
Dreams Stand (East): 2,053 (seated) - the designated 'away' stand

Post Code: HP12 4HJ.

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