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Eccleston handed three-match ban The 19-year-old infuriated Terriers manager Lee Clark after being shown a straight red card for his dangerous first-half tackle on Gillingham's Stuart Lewis.
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Eccleston set to feel Clarks wrath Simeon Jackson's double did the damage for the Gills, but the visitors had to play with 10 men from the 26th minute when Liverpool loanee Eccleston was shown a straight red for his horror challenge on Stuart Lewis.
Terriers boss scoops February gong The Terriers secured three consecutive league wins in the month along with holding the likes of high-flying Swindon and Leeds.
Team line-ups v Gillingham Confirmation of the starting eleven and substitutes named for this afternoon's fixture away to Gillingham.
Peltier set for Terriers return Peltier missed the 5-0 defeat at Southampton in midweek after sustaining an ankle injury in last weekend's 2-2 draw with Leeds.
FootyMAD's Gillingham match preview The game between Gillingham and Huddersfield Town in the League One on Saturday, 6th March 2010 at 15:00 takes centre stage for FootyMad's preview analysis.
Actor Stewart given Terriers role Stewart, best known for his roles as Jean-Luc Picard in Star Trek: The Next Generation and Professor Charles Xavier in the X-Men films, will help the club raise the profile of its youth system.
Clark- It was men against boys Rickie Lambert, Lee Barnard, Jason Puncheon, Dean Hammond and Papa Waigo fired Saints to their second five-goal haul of the week and continued their unbeaten league start to 2010.
BrentfordPhillips content to stay at right-back The former Millwall centre-half was a surprise choice at full-back ahead of Danny Foster for Saturday's trip to Leeds and impressed as the Bees secured a 1-1 draw.
Hartlepool U.Pools striker suffers injury blow The 26-year-old, sidelined for six weeks at the end of last season due to a similar injury, was stretchered off during the reserves' defeat at Rotherham this week.
Colchester U.Lisbie vows to focus on football Lisbie's current loan spell at the Community Stadium will end at the end of the season and he has admitted he is unlikely to play for Ipswich again.
Tranmere Rvs.Parry left to rue comedy of errors Robert Snodgrass's free-kick and Jermaine Beckford's penalty gave the promotion contenders a two-goal advantage early on but John Welsh narrowed the deficit shortly after to get Rovers back into it.
Milton KeynesRobinson hails Dons performance The Dons were in command following first-half goals from Aaron Wilbraham and James Tunnicliffe before Daniel Ward netted a late consolation for the luckless Robins, who hit the woodwork three times.
MillwallPrice not right for Latics chief Price, whose initial month ended after Saturday's draw at Exeter, has returned to the New Den.
Leyton OrientTeam line-ups v Oldham Athletic Confirmation of the starting eleven and substitutes named for the evening game away to Oldham Athletic.