KAMP: vs. Huddersfield Town 15/11

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Lokalderby mot Huddersfield Town på Elland Road lørdag 15. november, kl. 13.15 (Merk tiden!)

To seriekamper i 2007-08:
* seier 4-0 hjemme 15/11 (foran 32.501 tilskuere!): http://www.leedsunited.no/forum/index.php?topic=9472.0
* tap 0-1 borte 15/4: http://www.leedsunited.no/forum/index.php?topic=10167.0

Overall Record: 86  27-21-38   112-135
- Home: 22-12-12   77-59
- Away:  5-9-26   36-85

En egen reisetråd om kampen: http://www.leedsunited.no/forum/index.php?topic=11095.0

http://www.htafc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/Home/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huddersfield_Town




For tiden er Danny Cadamarteri den eneste exLeeds-spiller på Galpharm Stadium:
http://www.htafc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/ProfilesDetail/0,,10312~5701,00.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danny_Cadamarteri

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Kamp 1/11:

Huddersfield - Crewe 3-2 (HT: 2-1)
HT: Andy Butler 20, Ian Craney 39, Keigan Parker 88
CA: Clayton Donaldson 41 , 59

TEAM: 27. Matthew Glennon, 2. Andy Holdsworth, 18. Andy Butler, 6. Nathan Clarke, 16. Robbie Williams, 17. Gary Roberts, 8. Jonathan Worthington (77), 5. Ian Craney, 10. Michael Flynn (63), 29. Liam Dickinson (70), 7. Keigan Parker.     
- SUBS: 3. Joe Skarz, 11. Jim Goodwin (77), 14. Phil Jevons (70), 20. Chris Lucketti, 25. Steve Jones (63).  

TERRIERS EDGE FIVE-GOAL THRILLER

Keigan Parker grabbed a late winner to secure Huddersfield a 3-2 home win which heaped more pressure on under-fire Crewe boss Steve Holland.
Parker curled a sublime shot into the top corner beyond stranded goalkeeper Steve Collis with two minutes remaining to send the Huddersfield fans delirious.
Then the 26-year-old striker turned villain when he was sent off in stoppage time for a second bookable offence.
The Terriers broke the deadlock through Andy Butler when the defender's close-range effort was stopped on the goal-line by Danny O'Donnell, but he made no mistake from the rebound which deflected in off Crewe goalkeeper Collis.
Huddersfield scored again six minutes before the interval when Ian Craney drilled a shot past Collis. Minutes later, Crewe's Clayton Donaldson beat the offside trap and pulled a goal back.
Donaldson equalised after 58 minutes when he rolled a shot past Glennon after latching onto a pass from Byron Moore before Parker's clincher.

[Tom S]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/h/huddersfield_town/7707920.stm

Huddersfield sack manager Ternent 

Ternent won only four of his 15 League One games in charge this season
Huddersfield have sacked manager Stan Ternent after six months in charge.

The 62-year-old was only appointed boss in April but won just four of his 15 League One games at the helm this season, despite signing 11 new players.

His final game in charge was Saturday's 3-2 home win over Crewe, which left the Terriers 16th in the table.

Chairman-elect Dean Hoyle told BBC Radio Leeds: "I had a sit down with Stan yesterday and we have a difference of opinion that had to come forward."

He continued: "The players' management wanted to go one way and the board of directors felt we need to go another way.

"We had a board meeting first thing this morning [Tuesday] and came to the unanimous decision to go our separate ways mutually."

Ternent's management team of assistant Ronnie Jepson and first-team coach Mick Docherty have also left the club.

Hoyle added: "Whether you're top of the table or bottom, if the management and the board of directors have a difference of opinion, which wasn't the same difference when Stan took the job, then you've got to go our separate ways.

"We've shook hands and I wish Stan, Ronnie and Doc the best. It's a shame it has come to this.

"Twelve, 13, 14 games for Stan is not long enough. I also believe eventually Stan would have gotten this club promoted, maybe not this year but next year. But when you have a difference of opinion on some matters, maybe it's not for us."


The club have also announced the departure of vice-chairman Andrew Watson, who played an integral part in the appointment of Ternent as Andy Ritchie's successor.

A club statement said: "Huddersfield Town has some great supporters and tremendous potential as well as great history and the search is now on to find someone who can harness these elements and take the club forward."

Ternent's appointment at the Galpharm Stadium came three years after his previous managerial job at Gillingham came to an end.

He started his managerial career at Blackpool but enjoyed his greatest successes at Bury and Burnley, guiding both to promotion to what is now the Championship.

Jon Robb, chairman of the Heavy Woollen branch of the supporters' group, said: "Most Town supporters will be pleased.

"Stan has only just come out and said he never walks away from any job and that he was going to turn it around, so to leave by mutual consent is a bit surprising.

"Stan was not the man to take us up to the Championship."

The West Yorkshire club have now had four managers in less than two years.

Robb added: "We are not a big club or a small club, we fall in between which is a problem in attracting the manager with the whole package.

"We have a good crowd base and a good chairman elect in Dean Hoyle, who is Town mad.

"So the base is there to push on, we just need the right manager in charge, because we should be higher up."

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Kan en av moderatorene parre denne tråden med Toms opprinnelige tråd knyttet til denne kampen!?!

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Be a part of the biggest crowd of the season

Elland Road is set for its biggest crowd of the season next weekend for Leeds United's clash with Huddersfield Town.
The last few tickets are remaining for the East Stand Upper for the visit of the Terriers next Saturday (12.15pm).
Elland Road is already set to play host to the biggest crowd of the season in League One for the derby clash and early indications suggest the visit of Huddersfield Town could see the highest Football League crowd so far this term.
Fans wishing to take advantage of the lowest priced tickets still available for this game are advised to book as soon as possible.
The few remaining tickets in the East Upper are priced at North Stand prices â€" £27 adults/£13 juniors.
Last season, the Huddersfield game attracted a crowd in excess of 32,500 and Jonathan Douglas was on target as United cruised to a 4-0 victory against the Terriers.
Gary McAllister's men are currently enjoying a fine run of form at Elland Road and, up to Friday's FA Cup clash with Northampton, had won seven successive games on home soil, scoring 19 goals in the process.

YEP

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Fra Leedsunited.no's forside:

Fellesmiddag i Leeds lørdag 15. november

I forbindelse med kampen mot Huddersfield kommende lørdag innviteres alle skandinaviske Leeds-fans til en fellesmiddag.
Vår formann Rune Roalsvig er styrets representant, og håper å få samlet flest mulig skandinaviske fans på Bibbis lørdag kveld. Høres dette interessant ut, så meld deg på til terje@leedsunited.no eller send sms til 90530902.
Husk å melde deg på før avreise, så vi vet hvor mange som kommer.
Hilsen styret i LUSCOS.


Minner om reisetråden: http://www.leedsunited.no/forum/index.php?topic=11095.0

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Terriers in no rush for new boss 

Huddersfield Town chairman-elect Dean Hoyle has told BBC Radio Leeds it could be months before they appoint a successor to Stan Ternent.
Gerry Murphy's third spell in charge of the club began with Saturday's 4-3 defeat by Port Vale in the FA Cup.
"There's some good managers in and out of work, but we're in no rush - we'll take our time," Hoyle said.
"Gerry will steady the ship and we'll get it right hopefully this time, but yet again, nothing is guaranteed."
"We have no firm person in mind - and even I we had, I wouldn't tell you."
Hoyle also revealed the club will take a new approach to finding a new man in charge.
"We're going to do it a different way - it's a little bit radical but we're not going to talk about board meetings and application forms - we're just going to do what we think is best.
"You can do as much homework as you want but it's the gut feeling when you're talking to the guy and you look into their eyes and you know they can do a job for you.
"I have been quoted about young, hungry and with fire in their belly and ideally that would be the right choice, but nothing's guaranteed."
But Hoyle also admitted that finding the right man for the job would take time, and urged supporters to be patient.
"It's not going to happen next week and I doubt it will happen in the near future.
"I think it could be one, two, three, maybe four months before it comes but that also shows that Gerry and Mitchell have steadied the ship - you never know, they might even get on a run hopefully.

"I think it could be one, two, three, maybe four months before it comes"
Huddersfield Town chairman-elect Dean Hoyle

"There's no question about it - Stan's brought in some good players and we had some good players but what they do need is a leader.
"That's the most important thing I've got to do now - to find them a leader to lead them and the club."

BBC

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BOOTH: I WISH I COULD PLAY AT THE WEEKEND
http://www.htafc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10312~1450266,00.html

'Boothy' har aldri lagt skjul på hva som er hans favorittlag - Leeds United.
¨Selv om han er en Huddersfield-legenda allerede får han en del tyn for det.

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Town train everyday in run up to Leeds clash

TOWN will train every day this week as they prepare for Saturday’s big West Yorkshire showdown at Leeds.
Caretaker manager Gerry Murphy put his players through two sessions yesterday, and is ready to double up again as the big derby looms.
With Leeds opening the upper tier of Elland Road’s East Stand, the match seems certain to attract the biggest crowd outside the Premier League this season, currently 33,301 for Derby’s sell-out home games against Doncaster and Nottingham Forest.
The best in League I is Leeds’ 26,422 for their last home league game, the 3-0 win over Walsall.
Ticket sales so far suggest the turn-out could top 35,000 (last season’s figure was 32,501) and Murphy is determined to ensure his side are tuned up.
“It’s a mouth-watering match by any standards,” said Murphy, who will get a first-hand report on Leeds’ Carling Cup fourth-round tie against Derby at Pride Park tonight from chief scout Brian Young.
“The indications are that the crowd is going to be bigger than last year’s, and the atmosphere promises to be something special.
“It’s the kind of game any professional footballer should be desperate to play in, and there was a real buzz about the place yesterday.
“We were all disappointed at the FA Cup defeat by Port Vale, but for the bulk of the match we played well, and Saturday provides a great chance to show what we’re capable of.”
On-loan Burnley striker Steve Jones (illness) and centre-back Nathan Clarke (knee) missed yesterday’s sessions at Storthes Hall.
But Murphy is optimistic both will be available.
Midfielders Michael Flynn (hamstring) and James Berrett (back) remain under treatment.

examiner.co.uk

[Svend Anders]

Mail fra Elland Road igår fortalte at 30.000-billetter-merket er passert!

The Kop er utsolgt.

SA

[Bjorn]

Kamp imorgen! Tenkte det kanskje det passer bedre å ta frem denne tråden istedefor å diskutere de svunnene kampene 

Altid noe spesielt å spille mot våre naboer. Nok en gang sjanse til å vise at vi er storebror her og bør vinne... Men derby er derby..
Nå må vi vinne!!! 

[ArneS]

Som den evige optimisten jeg er, har jeg alltid tro på seier.  Mot Huddersfield ligger mer til rette for Leeds seier enn på lenge.
Rammen rundt kampen, hjemmebane, lagenes form, antall ivrige nordmenn med litt for trange drakter som lytter på klubbenes radiooverføring på veven....vi er bedre enn Huddersfield i alt.
Alt annet enn 3 poeng i posen noen minutter over 3 i morgen ettermiddag vil være en gedigen skuffelse.

MOT

[auren]

Kamp imorgen! Tenkte det kanskje det passer bedre å ta frem denne tråden istedefor å diskutere de svunnene kampene 

Altid noe spesielt å spille mot våre naboer. Nok en gang sjanse til å vise at vi er storebror her og bør vinne... Men derby er derby..
Nå må vi vinne!!! 

Derby var Derby ja. Ingen vits i å rippe opp i den kampen lengre

auren

[Bjorn]

Kamp imorgen! Tenkte det kanskje det passer bedre å ta frem denne tråden istedefor å diskutere de svunnene kampene 

Altid noe spesielt å spille mot våre naboer. Nok en gang sjanse til å vise at vi er storebror her og bør vinne... Men derby er derby..
Nå må vi vinne!!! 

Derby var Derby ja. Ingen vits i å rippe opp i den kampen lengre

Huff ja....  Tenkte ikke på det. Virkelig på tide å 'move on'!


auren

[auren]

Som den evige optimisten jeg er, har jeg alltid tro på seier.  Mot Huddersfield ligger mer til rette for Leeds seier enn på lenge.
Rammen rundt kampen, hjemmebane, lagenes form, antall ivrige nordmenn med litt for trange drakter som lytter på klubbenes radiooverføring på veven....vi er bedre enn Huddersfield i alt.
Alt annet enn 3 poeng i posen noen minutter over 3 i morgen ettermiddag vil være en gedigen skuffelse.

MOT

Det ville vært typisk Leeds å tape evt. spille uavgjort i morgen. Vi er jo ikke flinke til å spille for fulle tribuner (i dobbel forstand?)

Men jeg skal være enig i at det er seier som teller, alt annet er fryktelig skuffende.

auren, som skal ha på seg sin drakt som faktisk passer... kjøpte ny for under 1 mnd siden

[Svend Anders]

Det ventes ca 35.000 på tribunene imorgen!
(fra kilde i klubben)

SA

[ArneS]

Som den evige optimisten jeg er, har jeg alltid tro på seier.  Mot Huddersfield ligger mer til rette for Leeds seier enn på lenge.
Rammen rundt kampen, hjemmebane, lagenes form, antall ivrige nordmenn med litt for trange drakter som lytter på klubbenes radiooverføring på veven....vi er bedre enn Huddersfield i alt.
Alt annet enn 3 poeng i posen noen minutter over 3 i morgen ettermiddag vil være en gedigen skuffelse.

MOT

Det ville vært typisk Leeds å tape evt. spille uavgjort i morgen. Vi er jo ikke flinke til å spille for fulle tribuner (i dobbel forstand?)

Men jeg skal være enig i at det er seier som teller, alt annet er fryktelig skuffende.

auren, som skal ha på seg sin drakt som faktisk passer... kjøpte ny for under 1 mnd siden

Nå er ikke dette tråden for drakter, men jeg har personlig en for trang Macron-drakt.  Det er ingen tvil om at italiensk XXL er tildels betraktelig mindre enn engelsk XXL.  Fjorårets Admiral XXL er god og romslig, årets Macron tettsittende.

[josoer]

Det ventes ca 35.000 på tribunene imorgen!
(fra kilde i klubben)

SA

Fy flate!Det blir helt rått. Og samtidig litt trist, fordi der skulle eg ha vært.

[fjellhaugen]

blir morro med hjemmekamp med flere tilskuere enn de fleste championship klubbene og faktisk en hel del PL klubber klarer å dra på en god dag.
håper bare gutta kan klare å nyte atmosfæren og vise hva som bor i laget......og kanskje heve uttellings prosenten et par små hakk..?

MOT

[raggen]

håper bare gutta kan klare å nyte atmosfæren og vise hva som bor i laget......og kanskje heve uttellings prosenten et par små hakk..?


Akkurat det har vært ett problem tidligere. Får håpe de takler dette i morgen og vinner greit 3-1

[Torpe-do]

Håpar me knuser denne gongen. Føler det er for lenge sidan me har vunne med ein soooleklar margin

[Roy]

Vi vinner 3-0

[JanPSyse]

Blir nok en knepen 2-1 seier
Men det holder til tre poeng.

[fjellhaugen]

personlig har jeg mer tro på en knepen 4-1 seier ..

[Sheridan]

Bare vi kaprer 3 poeng så er alt greit 

[Sølvreven]

Tipper en knepen 4-0 seier. 2xBecchio, Beckford, Delph. Sånn. Løp til oddsen karer 

[Ferre]

United: Ankergren, Richardson, Michalik, Telfer, Parker, Kilkenny, Douglas, Delph, Snodgrass, Becchio, Robinson. Subs: Lucas, Prutton, Beckford, Howson, Showunmi.

[Sheridan]

Så er vi inne med livebilder fra Elland Road 

[Torgeir]

Så er vi inne med livebilder fra Elland Road 

Har du bilder??? Har lyd. men ellers så er det helt hvitt...

[Sheridan]

Så er vi inne med livebilder fra Elland Road 

Har du bilder??? Har lyd. men ellers så er det helt hvitt...

Ja, har bilder.
Går reklame for LUTV akkurat nå...