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Who did Huddersfield Town fans pick as their surprise signings? (Gallery)
Dean Gorre - The Surinamese midfielder arrived at Town in the summer of 1999 in a £330,000 deal from Ajax after previous spells in Holland with SVV Feyenoord and Groningen. Gorre made over 50 appearances for the Terriers and netted seven times for the club before moving to Barnsley in 2001 for a three-year spell. He ended his playing career at Blackpool in 2004.1 of 5 
Marcus Stewart - Stewart signed for Town in 1996 from Bristol Rovers after being beaten 2-1 by his future employers in the Second Division play-off final. Stewart had equalised Andy Booth's opener before Chris Billy struck the winner 10 minutes from time. He went on to become a firm fans' favourite at Town but was controversially let go in 2000 to Ipswich Town, who profited from his goalscoring prowess in the Premier League during the Tractor Boys' stay in the top flight.2 of 5 
Joey Jones - Jones was a Welsh international who was most famous for spells at Liverpool and Chelsea, as well as Wrexham, and joined Town from the west London outfit in 1985. He won the club's Player of the Year award during his first season.3 of 5 ![Terry Curran - Curran is a Sheffield Wednesday icon for his part in the Owls' renaissance between the late 1970's and early 1980's and played for Steel City rivals Sheffield United before moving to Everton and then Town for one season in 1985/1986.]()
Terry Curran - Curran is a Sheffield Wednesday icon for his part in the Owls' renaissance between the late 1970's and early 1980's and played for Steel City rivals Sheffield United before moving to Everton and then Town for one season in 1985/1986.4 of 5 ![Peter Withe - Town snapped up European Cup winner Withe just seven years after he had netted the winning goal for Aston Villa in the 1982 final against Bayern Munich to add a true blue-chip forward to their attacking ranks.
He had already developed himself as a household name through spells at Nottingham Forest and Newcastle United but he failed to truly rediscover his Villa form in the blue and white stripes.]()
Peter Withe - Town snapped up European Cup winner Withe just seven years after he had netted the winning goal for Aston Villa in the 1982 final against Bayern Munich to add a true blue-chip forward to their attacking ranks. He had already developed himself as a household name through spells at Nottingham Forest and Newcastle United but he failed to truly rediscover his Villa form in the blue and white stripes.5 of 5
