HEREFORD United boss Graham Turner has welcomed the FA Trophy third-round draw which has given the Bulls a plum home tie against Yeovil Town, the trophy holders and Nationwide Conference leaders. "It's a cracking draw, though I would have liked as easy
Hereford United have extended the loan stay of Brentford right back Jay Lovett for a second month.
NATIONWIDE League Division Three strugglers Bristol Rovers have been linked with Hereford United duo Michael Rose and Paul Parry. Rovers boss Ray Graydon saw United lose 2-1 to Yeovil on Tuesday night, and could be set to launch a bid for the two. He
HEREFORD United will extend Mick Galloway's loan period at Edgar Street for another month. Bulls' manager Graham Turner is still hoping to make the Carlisle United midfielder a permanent signing but admits they still have a few hurdles to overcome. "We
A CRUEL penalty decision sent Hereford United crashing out of the LDV Vans Trophy but in the misery of defeat there was praise from Northampton boss Kevan Broadhurst. The Cobblers manager des-cribed the Bulls as a good side and a credit to the Nationwide
HEREFORD United put their impressive away form on the line at struggling Kettering Town in the Nationwide Conference tonight (7.45). The Bulls have chalked up four wins out of five on the road, the latest a 2-0 success at Stevenage Borough that kept Graham
MATT Clarke is good friends with former Bulls' striker Gavin Williams but for 90 minutes will be best of enemies for tonight's clash with Yeovil Town (7.45) The Hereford United wing back will be aiming to make Williams' return to Edgar Street an unhappy
IT was back to earth with a bump for Hereford United over the Bank Holiday weekend after two disappointing defeats to Gravesend and Morecambe. Were the opening two games a false dawn or is it just a hiccup for Graham Turner's young side? Sloppy goals
IAN Wright will be urging his Hereford United defence to keep it tight at Nuneaton Borough tomorrow (3pm). The Bulls' promising start to the Nationwide Conference season came to an abrupt end over the Bank Holiday weekend and United skipper Wright blamed
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ANOTHER win, another clean sheet - but a far from totally convincing performance by Hereford United whose 1-0 victory at Evesham United was their final friendly before the Nationwide Conference season opens next Saturday. Hereford's defence, in which
IF, God forbid, Hereford United find themselves in a relegation scrap this season, then new signing Andy Tretton will prove to be a useful man in the trenches. During a four year spell with Shrewsbury Town Tretton was part of a side that won at Exeter
TONY James believes Hereford United can be a force in the Nationwide Conference if they can reach a level of consistency. The star defender blames inconsistency for the Edgar Street club's poor showing last year but is optimistic of a change in fortunes
A FLYING winger called Giggs is set to feature for Hereford United tonight in their first pre-season friendly against Second Division Tranmere Rovers at Edgar Street (7.45). Rod Giggs, younger brother of Manchester United star Ryan, is expected to line-up
HEREFORD United have taken their tally of summer signings to five by recruiting three more players on free transfers. Director of Football Graham Turner has snapped up Andy Tretton, a 26-year-old central defender previously with Shrewsbury Town, ex-Crewe
HEREFORD United are poised to unveil two more new signings. John Grant, a striker formerly with Crewe Alexandra, has agreed terms to come to Edgar Street on a free transfer. Director of Football Graham Turner has also recruited a left-back from a League
Tuesday, February 11, 2003 HEREFORD United moved up to third place in the Nationwide Conference with a 2-0 win at Margate last night. A professional performance from the Bulls was rewarded as they upset the home side at Hartsdown Park. Margate, who had
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HEREFORD United entertain Forest Green Rovers tomorrow (3pm) in search of their fifth straight victory. The Edgar Street club have bounced back from their pre-Christmas dip to return to the top six of the Nationwide Conference. In-form striker Steve Guinan
HEREFORD United will aim to take the fizz out of the Bucks when they travel to Telford United on Boxing Day (1pm). Victory for the Shropshire side will put them within two points of Graham Turner's outfit, but they will need to be on their game to deny
MICK Galloway could elope to Gretna to leave Hereford United standing at the altar. The Carlisle United midfield has rejected a third month's loan at Edgar Street in a bid to sort out his contractual finances at Brunton Park but the Scottish Third Division
HEREFORD United have an injury doubt over Matt Clarke for tomorrow's Nationwide Conference trip to Dagenham & Redbridge (3pm). The former Kidderminster Harriers defender is battling to overcome a swollen knee which he sustained during the Bulls 1-
MATT Clarke will step into the side to replace the suspended Jamie Pitman for Hereford United's important Nationwide Conference home clash with Southport tomorrow (3pm). The Bulls have just one point from 12 and with Southport likely to be challenging
EDGAR Street boss Graham Turner is hoping to thrash out a deal to keep Mick Galloway at the club for at least another month. The midfielder has been a huge hit since his arrival at Hereford United and Turner admits he would love to make his signing permanent
GRAHAM Turner remains keen to bolster his attack after Lincoln City striker Tony Battersby's decision to turn his back on a move to Edgar Street. The Bulls boss will be without John Grant until the end of the month as he recovers from a cracked fibula
GRAHAM Turner is still trying to clinch the loan signing of a new striker ahead of Hereford United's clash with Leigh RMI tonight (7.45). The Edgar Street boss believed the deal had been cut and dried, but it has hit snags and the move may not be completed
HEREFORD United have snapped up midfielder Mick Galloway on a month's loan from Carlisle United to ease their injury problems. The 31-year-old could start at home to Dagenham & Redbridge on Saturday if Danny Williams fails to shake off a groin problem
IF timing is everything in football then strike duo John Grant and Steve Guinan could not pick a better time to chalk up their first goals for the Hereford than in tomorrow's clash with Chester. The pair will be bidding to halt The Blues formidable away
GRAHAM Turner remains optimistic about Hereford United's future despite a gloomy prediction from auditors Baker Tilly. They claim the Edgar Street club will not be able to continue trading if they repay the £1million loan to property developers Chelverton
HEREFORD United have signed former Leyton Orient midfielder Neil Gough but boss Graham Turner is set to name an unchanged side for their Nationwide Conference clash at Gravesend and Northfleet tomorrow (3pm). Bulls' manager Graham Turner has described
FORMER England inter-national Andy Sinton is expected to make a decision today on whether to make the move to Hereford United. Edgar Street manager Graham Turner has offered the ex-Queen's Park Rangers, Spurs and Wolves star a contract, but the veteran
GRAHAM Turner has strengthened Hereford United's attacking options with the signing of Steve Guinan. The forward, who has had spells at Exeter City and Shrewsbury Town, could start up front for the Bulls' opening Nationwide Conference game at home to
OPTIMISM abounds for every club at the start of every season but the bookies are not so keen on Hereford United making them joint 14th favourites to win the Nationwide Conference. Surrey Sports has them at 33/1 with Nuneaton Borough while the outsiders
GRAHAM Turner has been so busy seeing players at Edgar Street he could do with installing a revolving door in his office. The Hereford United Director of Football is looking to add a further six players to his squad ahead of the new Nationwide Conference
Wednesday, January 1, 2003 JOHN Grant and Ben Smith scored two superbly crafted goals to steer Hereford United to a Nationwide Conference 'double' over Telford United with a 2-0 win. On Boxing Day the Bulls beat Telford 1-0 away and the return victory
Thursday, December 26, 2002 HEREFORD United beat Telford United 1-0 with a Steve Guinan strike to stretch their winning run to four games. The away victory takes Graham Turner's men to sixth position in the Conference and ended the Bucks' seven match
HEREFORD'S epic cup run was a watershed in the life of a Swindon factory worker who hit the big time just four months after it finished. It was a sensational period for exciting winger Dudley Tyler who had an operation at the age of 15 to repair a hole
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We have had a good season to date and we recognise the fact that it has tailed off a little bit in recent weeks. But we have three home games to come starting with Weymouth on Saturday, and we are still going to try our hardest to get second spot -- and
IF an opposing forward raced past Hereford United's legendary first ever skipper Cess Morris he was rarely allowed to show him a clean pair of heels a second time. And, it seems, the same applied to Cess when it came to affairs of the heart! It was in
IT was a bustling, thriving pub and a magnet for music-loving youngsters wearing what the posh shops called mini culottes but which were better known as 'hot pants'. But the ring road put an end to all that. The Red Lion on the corner of Hereford's Eign
A HEREFORD woman and her dog had a lucky escape after they escaped a house fire that was so intense it forced the windows out of her Putson home early Monday morning. Fire fighters used a turntable ladder, breathing apparatus and 3 pumps to control the
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THREE friends from Herefordshire are to journey to the centre of the Earth. Glenys Willis, Catherine Dobson and Danielle Marsh will travel through China's three giant gorges before the centre of the world disappears in a swirl of water. Glenys and Danielle
