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MJ4H · 12-28-2008, 02:20 PM

8/6/2005 LEAGUE ONE OFF TO EXCITING START

Gambling website totalbet.com has released their odds for promotion for this season. The favorites are Tranmere at 6 to 4. Other serious contenders are Nottingham Forest (7 to 4), Brentford, Bristol City, and Hartlepool (each 2 to 1), and Huddersfield (10 to 1). It would be an uphill battle, but finishing in the playoff spots is at least a very acheiveable goal for the Terriers this season, according to the oddsmakers.

8/9/2005 FORMER CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM GILLINGHAM NEXT FOR TERRIERS

Gillingham have been tagged as favorites for the upcoming match with Huddersfield at Priestfield. Huddersfield will still be without two key players, Paul Rachubka and Andy Booth.

8/9/2005 HUDDERSFIELD TRAVELS TO PRIESTFIELD TO TAKE ON GILLINGHAM

Two key injuries still plague the Terriers as they travel to Gillingham. The same lineup will be submitted for the match as was submitted for the Brentford match, but Jones will have a close eye on a couple of players that didn't perform to his expectations in the opener.

Mendes comes on for an over-worked Gary Taylor-Fletcher and Nathan Clarke makes his debut replacing Andy Holdsworth who picked up an injury in the 16th minute. The scoring is opened in the 28th minute when Pawel Abbott intercepts a bad backpass and knocks it home from a good distance. The first half comes to a close with chances being just about even, but Gillingham having slightly more possession.

Mendes gets on the scoresheet for Huddersfield in the 53rd minute as he pounds home a rebound off of a Pawel Abbott shot to give the Terriers a surprising 2-0 lead. Gillingham answer back almost immediately when Scaramozzino fires a free kick over the wall and into the back of the net. Mark Hudson again replaces James Hand, this time in the 88th minute. After two minutes of extra time, the final whistle is blown, and Huddersfield wins 2-1.

Game Day 2 Highlights, Gillingham vs. Huddersfield

8/9/2005 HOLDSWORTH OUT FOR ABOUT A MONTH

Defender Andrew Holdsworth suffered a fractured arm in today's match with Gillingham and will have to see a specialist. Team doctor Martin Lee estimates he will be out of action for about a month.

8/10/2005 HUDDERSFIELD EYES SWANSEA RESERVE PLAYER

Versatile midfielder Andy Robinson is said to be one of several targets for Matt Jones in his quest to add depth to the midfield, particularly the left side, for his Huddersfield team.

Andy Robinson

12-28-2008, 02:20 PM	#4
MJ4H Coordinator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Hog Country	8/6/2005 LEAGUE ONE OFF TO EXCITING START Gambling website totalbet.com has released their odds for promotion for this season. The favorites are Tranmere at 6 to 4. Other serious contenders are Nottingham Forest (7 to 4), Brentford, Bristol City, and Hartlepool (each 2 to 1), and Huddersfield (10 to 1). It would be an uphill battle, but finishing in the playoff spots is at least a very acheiveable goal for the Terriers this season, according to the oddsmakers. 8/9/2005 FORMER CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM GILLINGHAM NEXT FOR TERRIERS Gillingham have been tagged as favorites for the upcoming match with Huddersfield at Priestfield. Huddersfield will still be without two key players, Paul Rachubka and Andy Booth. 8/9/2005 HUDDERSFIELD TRAVELS TO PRIESTFIELD TO TAKE ON GILLINGHAM Two key injuries still plague the Terriers as they travel to Gillingham. The same lineup will be submitted for the match as was submitted for the Brentford match, but Jones will have a close eye on a couple of players that didn't perform to his expectations in the opener. Mendes comes on for an over-worked Gary Taylor-Fletcher and Nathan Clarke makes his debut replacing Andy Holdsworth who picked up an injury in the 16th minute. The scoring is opened in the 28th minute when Pawel Abbott intercepts a bad backpass and knocks it home from a good distance. The first half comes to a close with chances being just about even, but Gillingham having slightly more possession. Mendes gets on the scoresheet for Huddersfield in the 53rd minute as he pounds home a rebound off of a Pawel Abbott shot to give the Terriers a surprising 2-0 lead. Gillingham answer back almost immediately when Scaramozzino fires a free kick over the wall and into the back of the net. Mark Hudson again replaces James Hand, this time in the 88th minute. After two minutes of extra time, the final whistle is blown, and Huddersfield wins 2-1. Game Day 2 Highlights, Gillingham vs. Huddersfield 8/9/2005 HOLDSWORTH OUT FOR ABOUT A MONTH Defender Andrew Holdsworth suffered a fractured arm in today's match with Gillingham and will have to see a specialist. Team doctor Martin Lee estimates he will be out of action for about a month. 8/10/2005 HUDDERSFIELD EYES SWANSEA RESERVE PLAYER Versatile midfielder Andy Robinson is said to be one of several targets for Matt Jones in his quest to add depth to the midfield, particularly the left side, for his Huddersfield team. Andy Robinson __________________ My YouTube channel My Twitch channel My Sharona Last edited by MJ4H : 12-28-2008 at 06:27 PM.