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going to swindon now

On his way out of QPR Skysports.com understands Leon Clarke is poised to leave Queens Park Rangers before the close of the transfer window. The former Wolves and Sheffield Wednesday striker has found himself surplus to requirements at Loftus Road after not being handed a squad number by the Premier League new boys. Clarke, who joined QPR in the summer of 2010, has struggled to hold down a place in Neil Warnock's side and had a spell on loan at Preston last season. Swindon have expressed an interest in the 26-year-old, but a number of other clubs are also thought to have made enquiries about Clarke. Clarke is now waiting to see what offers come his way before deciding where to continue his career.

the differance second half was they knew we had no speed in defence started putting the balls over the top instead of hitting high balls in which we won all the time.

He is expected to go this time according to bbc

Anybody else heard about this guy? West Bromwich Albion striker Ruben Reid is set to join Oldham Athletic. The talented youngster has impressed on-loan at Walsall this season and his form has attracted interest from Blackpool. The Daily Mail says Reid is on his way to Oldham today. The striker is expected to sign on-loan for the remainder of the season

Anyone know when they go on sale?

dale stephens just shown it on sky sports news

I see the signing happened before saturday!! Anyone else think we will not sign anyone by 5pm monday .

Anyone remember the time we went there in the cup and we had money problems we asked if we could play in home kit and them in away and they refused did we not have to go fork out for new white kit just for that game hope other teams treat them the same way.

well the weather improved as they said it would still think it should have been left till this morning how they got permission to call it off the day before i do not know when other clubs they are all today .

Snowing bad in chadderton now hope it is not like this all the way up there it will be a long day if it is

Oldham store now halal on trail so you can no long get them you have to travel to ashton to get one all in the chron last night

Yes Tomorrow the turning point Home win Maybe 1.0 who cares get the season started

We need to stick by the team not having a go all the time brill will need it as if one thing goes wrong they will all be on his back straight away do we want the team to win if we do get off there backs .

Hope this duck is broken soon or it will start to get to the players and the crowd.

If we have the chance i would go for it defenders hate marking him he knows the game have to go with him

In one of the papers this sunday anyone heard of him before

Just cannot see where the goals are going to come from now think we will go on an extended bad run till the end of season now ,season looked so bright at the start now just fizzling out like it allways does another season in this league.

Anybody think what went on this night had something to do with the bloody awful display today nobody talked on that pitch today at all total rubbish .What a strike force we will have next season .

LOANEE Liam Dickinson insists Huddersfield Town are as good, if not better than, tomorrow's table-topping hosts Oldham Athletic. Dickinson knows several of the Latics players from his time in the north-west where he made his name at Stockport County. The 22-year-old also faced Oldham pre-season in a warm up game with his parent club Derby County. Huddersfield approach ADVERTISEMENTthe fixture some nine points adrift of Oldham and still way off the pace in 15th spot in the League One table but Dickinson has seen enough already to suggest Town could eventually emerge the superior side. Dickinson extended his loan from Derby by a further month this week and is full of confidence ahead of tomorrow's visit to Boundary Park (kick-off 3pm). "I know a couple of the lads down there and they are a good bunch of lads," he said. "We played them pre-season at Derby and they are a very tough outfit but, with what we've got, we're as good, if not better than what they've got." Oldham will start the game as overwhelming favourites with John Sheridan's side still unbeaten in the league this campaign. However, Dickinson has no problem with the underdogs tag and feels the Latics may be sucked into a false sense of security. "It's going to be a tough game, they are top of the league and they have had a flying start to the season," admitted the striker. "We are definitely going to need to be up for it and they will probably see us as being in the bottom half of the table and think we might be a bit of a walkover – but that won't be the case. "We've trained hard this week, we're feeling good and we're looking forward to the game. "Hopefully, we can go down there and get the three points." Dickinson will be looking to continue his impressive scoring record which reached new heights last season when he scored 21 times for promoted Stockport before his £750,000 transfer to Pride Park. The Salford-born marksman has proved an instant hit during his loan spell at the Galpharm Stadium – netting twice in his opening five games – and the striker hopes to bag further goals in the next month to attract more glances from his manager Paul Jewell. Breaking into the Derby team is Dickinson's long term goal en route to a quest for the Premiership but Dickinson feels Huddersfield, too, have every chance of jumping divisions. The striker concedes that Leeds have to be seen as title favourites, but he insists the Terriers can very much target automatic promotion. "I think you've obviously got to put Leeds up there – just down to what they did last season," he said. "That was unreal. "To pull back that deficit was a great effort and the are definitely going to be contenders for the league this year. "Huddersfield have also definitely got the potential to get promoted automatically and if not then definitely in the play-offs. "But they should definitely be looking for automatic, definitely." Ends The full article contains 521 words and appears in n/a newspaper.Page 1 of 1 Last Updated: 26 September 2008 8:24 AM

Not having a go at Davies but in my mind they should have kicked the ball otu of play for the guy on floor but no they went on to try and score and i think we would have been in our rights to do the same, you can bet your botton dollar if they had scored he would have been straight up.

Name? Kevin lane Location? chadderton How Long Supporting the Tics? 30 years Best away match you've been to? Sheffield utd when we won 5.1 All Time Greatest Player? Rodger wylde Biggest Rivals (in your eyes)? In this league huddersfield