Huddersfield Town

[Jeff]

At what financial expense?

I haven't looked at all the options, but it can be done for less than £26. But that's with an advance purchase ticket so would involve a couple of hours in the pub in Huddersfield after the match.
Tickets with no restrictions come to £32ish, but I haven't looked at any splits apart from at Newark, so it may be possible to do it for less.

 

[highland fox]

I haven't looked at all the options, but it can be done for less than £26. But that's with an advance purchase ticket so would involve a couple of hours in the pub in Huddersfield after the match.
Tickets with no restrictions come to £32ish, but I haven't looked at any splits apart from at Newark, so it may be possible to do it for less.

Shoddy work,don't come on here without having researched thoroughly Webbo

 

[newtonfox]

Head To Head - Huddersfield

Posted on: Thu 02 Oct 2008


HEAD TO HEAD
The two clubs have met on 51 previous occasions, with 50 of those coming with points at stake. In Yorkshire, we have managed just 5 wins and 5 draws in 25 previous visits.



EARLY MEETINGS
The clubs first crossed swords back in 1910-11, when Fosse triumphed in both fixtures by a scoreline of 2-1. In fact, three of those away wins came in Fosse's first four visits to Leeds Road.


RECENT HISTORY
The most recent league clashes came back in 1995-96. Indeed, November 1995 marked our only previous visit to the Terriers' present home, then titled the Alfred McAlpine Stadium, which resulted in a 1-3 reverse. Mark Robins netted for the Foxes that evening, which saw City decked in their blue and green halved away strip.


BIGGEST WINS
City took a 5-1 hammering at Leeds Road in October 1933. Indeed, the thirties was not a happy time for trips to Huddersfield, as the Terriers also logged a couple of 4-1 home wins over us during that decade.



SEQUENCES
City have not won on any of our last four visits to Huddersfield. We actually have to go back to August 1956 to recall our last victory on the Terriers' turf: a 2-1 success with Arthur Rowley on target.


MARKSMEN
The only player to net a hat trick in fixtures between the clubs is Huddersfield's George Brown in October 1926, as the Terriers ran out Leeds Road winners in a 5-3 thriller. Brown is actually Town's leading overall marksman against Leicester with 9 strikes; one fewer than City's Arthur Chandler has managed against Huddersfield.


DEBUTANTS
Some 16 players have made their Leicester league debuts against the Terriers, including Sep Smith, Jon Sammels, Dave Tomlin and, most recently, Paul Groves.


FOOT IN BOTH CAMPS
The smattering of players to have represented both clubs over the years includes Ian Banks, Danny Cadamarteri, Damien Delaney, Peter Eastoe, Brian Greenhalgh, Ernie Hine, Mick Kennedy, Lee Morris, Paul Reid, Iwan Roberts, Frank Sinclair, Tom Sweenie, Julian Watts and Frank Worthington.

 

[Yorkshire Vixen]

The most recent league clashes came back in 1995-96. Indeed, November 1995 marked our only previous visit to the Terriers' present home, then titled the Alfred McAlpine Stadium, which resulted in a 1-3 reverse. Mark Robins netted for the Foxes that evening, which saw City decked in their blue and green halved away strip.


i was at that 1 and full of cold as well

 

[Miles Away]

The most recent league clashes came back in 1995-96. Indeed, November 1995 marked our only previous visit to the Terriers' present home, then titled the Alfred McAlpine Stadium, which resulted in a 1-3 reverse. Mark Robins netted for the Foxes that evening, which saw City decked in their blue and green halved away strip.


i was at that 1 and full of cold as well

I have that kit...well dodgy.

 

[Lboro fox]

I have that kit...well dodgy.

Jade and Navy.

 

[Joe_Fox]

Have you asked the ticket office?

Yes, they didn't seem to know. Useless.

 

[bocadillo]

Ok, here's an old question that needs answering yet again.
Will tickets be available on the gate for this match and if so, how much are they going to be?

Have you asked the ticket office?

Yes, they didn't seem to know. Useless.

The following has been on the official site http://www.lcfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/LatestNews/0,,10274~1411835,00.html for at least 2 hours now. I can't imagine that the ticket office would tell you anything different:

Leicester City fans can snap up tickets for tomorrow's League One showdown with Huddersfield Town at the Galpharm Stadium right up until kick-off.

City have already sold over 2,200 tickets for the encounter and the Terriers today confirmed that a limited number of tickets will now be available on a first come, first served basis from the turnstiles on the day.

"These are priced at £20 for adults, £12 for students and seniors and £10 for under-16s. Tickets remain on sale from the Walkers Stadium Ticket Office until 4pm today (Friday).

 

[Brauny Blue]

The most recent league clashes came back in 1995-96. Indeed, November 1995 marked our only previous visit to the Terriers' present home, then titled the Alfred McAlpine Stadium, which resulted in a 1-3 reverse. Mark Robins netted for the Foxes that evening, which saw City decked in their blue and green halved away strip.


i was at that 1 and full of cold as well

If i remember the last time i saw us playing Huddersfield was in something like the Simod cup . We won 1-0 in front of about 4k at Filbo. I thought we would paste them because i'm sure they lost 10-1 at Man City in their previous game.

 

[londonfox]

Just seen on the BBC that Cadamateri will not be playing for them tomorrow..... Phew

 

[Lako42]

Just seen on the BBC that Cadamateri will not be playing for them tomorrow..... Phew

Ill never forget Fulham away when the city fans were calling for him to come on. When he finally got on he shit himself, they were singing the Cadamateri song that loud.

 

[David Gwilliam]

I'd love to see city move DJ and Bruno on, I think the squad is then bereft of deadwood at that point. Although you could argue that Kish could go to (may need him when injuries kick in).

Is Jonathan Haqyes still at the club; if so he counts as deadwood. So does Ricky Sappleton. Last year three managers running thought Carl Cort was better than Ricky Sappleton. This year NP picks an ill Steve Howard and does not even put Ricky on the bench. How bad can Ricky Sappleton be?

 

[sparky79]

i think NP needs to make a change today.
the last two games have seen us run out of ideas after about 25mins and made for nervy wins against teams we're clearly better than.

I don't know if we need to pull adams inside today and have someone else down the right?

perhaps

Martin

Tunchev Hobbs Morrisson Powell

Gilbert Adams Oakley Dyer

Fryatt Howard


?

 

[sparky79]

Also, with Bristol Rovers on only 7 points i think we should offer to nick Ricky Lambert off Bristol Rovers - with a view to a permanent signing in January.
The fella's quality and will give us options other than Howard.

 

[newtonfox]

i think NP needs to make a change today.
the last two games have seen us run out of ideas after about 25mins and made for nervy wins against teams we're clearly better than.

I don't know if we need to pull adams inside today and have someone else down the right?

perhaps

Martin

Tunchev Hobbs Morrisson Powell

Gilbert Adams Oakley Dyer

Fryatt Howard


?

i am hoping DJ is fit for the bench today ,he seems to give us more options when he comes on in the second half .

 

[Melton Fox]

the last two games have seen us run out of ideas after about 25mins

Fryatt Howard

Nonsense. We've not ran out of ideas, we just can't finish them. Adams and Dyer have been superb in their creativity, but the two idiots you have chosen to start with, are the idiots that are the problem.

 

[newtonfox]

Nonsense. We've not ran out of ideas, we just can't finish them. Adams and Dyer have been superb in their creativity, but the two idiots you have chosen to start with, are the idiots that are the problem.

I agree but who else have we got that could start instated of them

 

[sparky79]

7 goals in 10/11 games doesn't make Fryatt an idiot in my opinion. Strikers miss chances - FACT. If top premier league strikers like Nistelrooy or Adebayor or Shearer or Owen etc had scored every chance they got then they would have scored 120 goals a season. Fact of the matter is Fryatt was used to surviving off 1 or 2 chances a game - and so is still snatching at chances a bit - which isn't surprising.

One good game this weekend i.e 2 goals and he's right at the top of the pile.

so not an idiot, really.

Howard is the weaker link for me being neither a scorer of towering far post headers or a mobile target man lining up chances for the rest of the team. He needs to raise his game and stop a, fouling anyone who comes near him and b, arguing with the ref instead of concentrating on his game.

 

[Melton Fox]

I agree but who else have we got that could start instated of them

No one. I'm not saying drop them, we have no choice. I'm advising him of my opinion that changing the rest of the team around won't aid creativity. Creativity is not the issue, scoring goals is.

That said, I'm expecting at least two from Fryatt today. I think he'll "click" today.

 

[newtonfox]

No one. I'm not saying drop them, we have no choice. I'm advising him of my opinion that changing the rest of the team around won't aid creativity. Creativity is not the issue, scoring goals is.

That said, I'm expecting at least two from Fryatt today. I think he'll "click" today.

I do hope so