PAUL Fewings and Mark Taylor are the surprise names among four players released by Hereford United. Striker Fewings and experienced midfielder Taylor were joined on the 'not retained' list by goalkeeper Andy Quy and young midfielder John Cotterill. Director
Evesham United 0 Hereford United 3 TWO first-half goals by Adam Stansfield and a wonder strike by Rob Purdie were a fair reflection of Hereford's superiority over their Dr Martens League Western Division opponents in a friendly on Tuesday, writes Richard
WITH just three weeks to go until the start of the Nationwide Conference season, Hereford United boss Graham Turner is still to agree terms with a goalkeeping replacement for Matt Baker. "We're hopeful that something will be sorted out by the weekend
HEREFORD United Director of Football Graham Turner is urging his side to finish the season on a high. United round off their Nationwide Conference programme at home to rock-bottom Sutton United tomorrow (3.00) on the back of a dreadful run that has seen
HEREFORD United began their pre-season training yesterday but without a senior goalkeeper after Matt Baker left the club to sign for Coca Cola League One Wrexham. Baker, United's first choice for the last three seasons, has been one of the Conference's
ALTHOUGH disappointed that Hereford United did not make the Conference Promotion Play-off final, the Vice-Presidents Club officials are hoping the team's fine performances last season will help them recruit more members. Club secretary Martin Watson said
HEREFORD United could end the season with a unique claim to fame. They are currently the only side who have not been beaten by Nationwide Conference champions-elect Kidder-minster Harriers in two meetings this season. The Bulls drew 1-1 in both festive
Saturday, April 26, 2003 PROMOTION-chasing Doncaster Rovers scored three late goals to pave the way for a history-making appearance from their 52-year-old owner John Ryan at Edgar Street on Saturday. The businessman has ploughed £4milllion into Doncaster
Monday, April 21, 2003 A REMARKABLE late strike from substitute Albano Correia earned Hereford United a hard fought 2-1 win over relegation-threatened Southport in a lively Nationwide Conference clash at Haig Avenue. The unpredictable 21-year-old amazed
MOVES to increase the number of promotion places in the Nationwide Conference have not come before time -- but Hereford United must be wishing it could have happened this season. Nationwide League clubs are expected to rubber-stamp a two-up, two-down
HEREFORD United Director of Football Graham Turner has hit out at Nationwide Conference fixture planners after being forced to play twice in three days. The third-placed Bulls must travel to Kingstonian tonight (7.45) before entertaining Yeovil Town on
Saturday, April 5, 2003 HEREFORD United kept alive their outside hopes of securing a Nationwide Conference play-off spot with a deserved 4-0 victory at Edgar Street on Saturday. The Bulls dominated for long spells and a three-goal burst in 31 minutes
HEREFORD United have lost another important member of staff in the wake of their failure to secure promotion from the Nationwide Conference. Coach Richard O'Kelly has accepted the post of assistant manager at Second Division Bournemouth and joins players
HEREFORD United have come to the aid of one of their smaller neighbours by letting them use Edgar Street as a home ground. Complete Music Hellenic League side Pegasus Juniors have struck a deal with the Bulls to use Edgar Street as a base for the rest
Saturday, March 29, 2003 AN AGONISING stoppage-time winner from two-goal striker Jean-Michel Sigere shattered Hereford's play-off dreams in a dramatic Nationwide Conference clash at Edgar Street. The Kent club's shock smash-and-grab raid was inspired
FORMER Hereford United winger Paul Parry seems to have firmly established himself in the Wales international set-up after two fine performances during the past week. The ex-Bulls star was in the starting line-up against Norway and then capped a memorable
Saturday, March 22, 2003 GOALKEEPER Matt Baker remained optimistic after Saturday's 2-1 defeat at Underhill left Hereford's Nationwide Conference play-off chances hanging by a thread. The former Hull goalkeeper saved his second penalty in as many matches
AS he prepares to re-start his career in the Football League with Cheltenham Town, former Hereford United striker Steve Guinan has been reflecting on the successful two years at Edgar Street which brought offers for his services flooding in. Under the
Saturday, March 15, 2003 SCARBOROUGH inflicted a damaging blow to Hereford's play-off aspirations in an incident-packed Nationwide Conference clash at the McCain Stadium. Although Paul Parry's headed equaliser in first-half stoppage-time lifted Hereford's
Saturday, March 8, 2003 HEREFORD United maintained their challenge for a much-desired play-off spot with a crucial 2-0 win over rock-bottom Kettering in a scrappy Nationwide Conference clash at Edgar Street. Headed goals from midfielder Ben Smith and
TWO of Hereford United's top performers have had their contributions to the Bulls' excellent season acknowledged with places in the Conference Team of the Season. Skipper Tony James and midfielder Rob Purdie have both been named in the squad which forms
EVER the optimist, Hereford United's Director of Football Graham Turner is still not throwing in the towel on their Nationwide Conference title chances. The Bulls' hopes were surely ended by this week's shock 4-2 home defeat against lowly Woking. That
Saturday, March 1, 2003 PLAY-OFF contenders Hereford finished with just nine players on the pitch as they suffered their heaviest defeat of the season in a lively Nationwide Conference top-of-the-table clash at title favourites Yeovil. Striker John Grant
FORMER Hereford United striker Steve Guinan missed out on an appearance at the FA Cup final in Cardiff last Saturday. But he had a good reason for his absence - he was on international duty with England at the time. Guinan's hat-trick in the Cup's fourth
SKIPPER Ian Wright and striker Paul Fewings could return to Hereford United's starting line-up for tomorrow's Nationwide Conference game at Forest Green Rovers (3.00). The pair have responded well to treatment for injuries which have kept them sidelined
IN-form Hereford United have a chance to make it 12 games without defeat in the Nationwide Conference when lowly Woking visit Edgar Street tonight (7.45). Now third in the table, Director of Football Graham Turner will be confident of stretching that
Saturday, February 15, 2003 HEREFORD United are a point nearer the Nationwide Conference play-offs after Saturday's draw at Wincham Park but their 390 travelling fans may well feel that they should have come home with their 10th away win of the season
HEREFORD United will be playing in a new competition next season, but it's a change in name alone.
HEREFORD United are currently deciding how to proceed after receiving a repair bill from referee Andy Woolmer for damage allegedly sustained to his car after the Nationwide Conference play-off semi-final at Edgar Street on May 3. Woolmer's controversial
HEREFORD United have handed Andy Quy the chance to re-establish himself in goal. Quy makes his first appearance in the first-team since September in tomorrow's home Nationwide Conference clash with Hednesford Town (3.00). This follows Shrewsbury Town's
Tuesday, February 4, 2003 HIGH-flying Hereford United last night salvaged a valuable point after a tremendous second-half fight-back in an action-packed 2-2 Nationwide Conference draw at crisis club Farnborough Town. The Bulls looked down and out at the
Tuesday, January 14, 2003 HEREFORD United crashed out of the FA Trophy at the third round stage last night after a suffering a 2-1 defeat in a hard-fought clash with holders and Conference leaders Yeovil Town at Edgar Street. The Bulls paid a heavy price
ONE of Hereford United's oldest and longest-standing fans has died at the age of 94. Harry Barnham, known to friends and family as 'Joe', was a World War Two veteran of the D-Day landings and had supported United since 1939, rarely missing a game since
HEREFORD United have appointed Grenville Smith and Steve Bayliss on to their board of directors. Mr Smith is a former policeman who helped organise the Jail Break fund raising scheme. He will have special responsibility for security and safety. Mr Bayliss
Saturday, December 28, 2002 HEREFORD United striker John Grant fired in his first goal for the Bulls to give them a 71st minute lead over Forest Green Rovers in a Nationwide Conference festive season derby. But within a minute former Hereford favourite
HAVE any of Hereford United's talented youngsters got what it takes to make a name for themselves in the game? Director of Football Graham Turner's decision to place defender Tony James, midfielder Gavin Williams and winger Paul Parry on new two-year
HEREFORD United will have to come to terms with the devastating blow of their elimination from the Nationwide Conference play-offs as they enter their summer break. The Bulls, who had been hot favourites to contest the final at Stoke on May 16, must now
HEREFORD United must get used to home comforts again when they entertain Dover Athletic in the Nationwide Conference tomorrow (3.00). It is the Bulls' first game at Edgar Street for four weeks and the only one in a run of seven Conference matches. But
Friday, December 20, 2002 STEVE GUINAN grabbed the Hereford United glory at the Deva Stadium last night as they beat high-flying Chester City 1-0. The Hereford striker smashed home an 87th minute winner from 25 yards to earn his team fifth spot in the
Saturday, December 14, 2002 THE Edgar Street goal-glut, which has brought nine goals in the last two Nationwide Conference games, goes on after a comprehensive hammering of Woking. The remarkable turn-around in fortunes, after four goalless matches, has
HEREFORD United go into the Nationwide Conference play-offs as the team all the others wanted to avoid. But tonight, and in the semi-final second leg on Monday at Edgar Street, it will be Aldershot Town who must attempt to stop the charging Bulls who
THREE of Hereford United's talented youngsters have signed two-year extensions to their contracts. Winger Paul Parry, midfielder Gavin Williams and defender Tony James are now tied to the club until May 2002. All three players, whose contracts were due
HEREFORD United Director of Football Graham Turner has not ruled out further expeditions into the loan signing market. Turner signed up Shrewsbury Town goalkeeper Scott Cooksey and Bristol Rovers defender Tom White for a month in a bid to pep up his squad
HEREFORD United are set for a double boost in tomorrow's Nationwide Conference match at Northwich Victoria. Defenders Ian Wright and Matt Clarke have both completed suspensions of one and two matches respectively and will be back in contention for selection
Saturday, November 16, 2002 SCOTT Green's last-gasp goal sent Hereford United crashing out of the FA Cup in heart-breaking fashion at the hands of Second Division leaders Wigan Athletic at Edgar Street on Saturday. The Wigan midfielder's well-taken winner
HEREFORD United Director of Football Graham Turner believes his players are still suffering from the after-effects of their FA Cup run. The Bulls go into tomorrow's Nationwide Conference game at Hednesford Town (3.00) without a win in their last seven
HEREFORD United's Director of Football Graham Turner has given his backing to fresh plans to redevelop Edgar Street. Herefordshire Council leader Terry James has now released details of proposals to redevelop Edgar Street and its surroundings. United
Saturday, October 26, 2002 HEREFORD United booked their place in the first round of the FA Cup -- and secured a £20,000 cash bonanza -- with a far from convincing 1-0 win over plucky minnows Arlesey Town at Edgar Street on Saturday. An early goal from
GRAHAM Turner has admitted that Hereford United's shock FA Umbro Trophy exit may prevent him making any more new signings this season. Cash-strapped United were hoping to make money on a good Trophy run to go with the £200,000 gained from their FA Cup
Saturday, October 19, 2002 HEREFORD United maintained fifth spot in the Nationwide Conference table after a 1-1 draw against in-form Halifax Town at Edgar Street on Saturday. Leading scorer Jamie Pitman bagged his fifth goal of the season to secure United
Tuesday, October 15, 2002 HEREFORD United skipper Ian Wright last night suffered a suspected broken arm in a disappointing 2-1 home defeat to Northwich Victoria in the Nationwide Conference. The former Bristol Rovers defender could now face a lengthy
Friday, October 11, 2002 HEREFORD United last night failed in their attempt to equal a post-war record of six consecutive away wins when they suffered a 2-0 defeat at lowly Burton Albion in the Nationwide Conference. Nigel Clough's side profited from
HEREFORD United have the rare luxury of a Saturday off tomorrow. They are without a game after their scheduled home Nationwide Conference fixture with Rushden and Diamonds was brought forward to September. The rest will come as a welcome relief to Director
Tuesday, October 8, 2002 HEREFORD United recorded their fifth consecutive away win with a comprehensive 2-0 victory last night over lowly Leigh RMI at Hilton Park in the Nationwide Conference. The Bulls produced a professional and hard-working display
Saturday, October 5, 2002 TWO goals in three second-half minutes earned Hereford United their second home victory of the season, 2-1 over Dagenham & Redbridge in the Nationwide Conference. Hereford produced a dominant display, despite falling behind
PAUL Sturgess is confident Hereford United can shake off their FA Cup blues in time for Monday's Nationwide Conference derby with Kidderminster Harriers at Edgar Street (1.00). The former Charlton and Millwall defender, one of the stars of their extra-time
GRAHAM Turner reflected today on how close his Hereford United team came to another £300,000 FA Cup windfall. United's Director of Football said his players were "devastated" to have lost 2-1 at Leicester City in last night's third round replay, having
HEREFORD United have a chance to spoil Chester City's promotion party and build up in style for their own play-off campaign when the Nationwide Conference champions visit Edgar Street on Saturday. The Bulls, who are guaranteed second place, can cut the
AN injury to England striker Emile Heskey has boosted Hereford United's hopes of Cup glory at Leicester City tonight. He is rated as doubtful after injuring a calf in Saturday's home defeat against Derby County. The Foxes are already without three players
Saturday, September 21, 2002 TWO superb first-half goals earned Hereford United an excellent 2-0 away win over Stevenage Borough in the Nationwide Conference on Saturday. Midfielder Matt Clarke opened United's account with a back post header and then
ON-LOAN midfielder Scott Willis will play no further part in Hereford United's promotion chase after the remainder of his loan period from Lincoln City was cancelled following a serious breach of club discipline. Willis, who scored United's opener in
Tuesday, September 18, 2002 HEREFORD United marksman John Grant apologised to his team-mates after last night's goal-less draw with high-flying Yeovil Town at Edgar Street in the Nationwide Conference. The former Crewe striker is yet to open his account
HOPES are rising that Hereford United could soon be free of their long-standing Company Voluntary Arrangement. Club chairman Graham Turner advised shareholders at the annual meeting at the Three Counties Hotel last Wednesday that a final settlement offer
Saturday, August 31, 2002 A THREE-goal burst at the start of the second half earned Hereford United a superb 3-0 away win over Nuneaton Borough in the Nationwide Conference on Saturday. An own goal from defender Terry Angus and strikes from Jamie Pitman
HALIFAX'S decision to seek supernatural assistance after a dreadful run of results evokes memories of a similarly unsuccessful venture at Edgar Street a generation ago. Yorkshire astrologer and psychic Peter Leckie volunteered his services at the Shay
Monday, August 26, 2002 A FIRST-half brace from Wayne Curtis sentenced Hereford United to a 2-1 defeat against Morecambe in an entertaining Nationwide Conference clash at Edgar Street. The lively front-man netted twice with confident finishes, which paved
CLUBS are queuing up to take a look at Hereford United's teenage sensation Paul Parry. The 19-year-old winger hit the headlines when he came within inches of giving the Bulls a sensational FA Cup win over Leicester City. Now he hopes his performance on
Saturday, August 24, 2002 A CATASTROPHIC late error by goalkeeper Matt Baker capped a dismal afternoon for Hereford United who crashed 3-0 away to Nationwide Conference newcomers Gravesend and Northfleet on Saturday. The former Hull City shot-stopper
PAUL Parry reflected on the moment when he came within inches of writing his name into FA Cup folklore. The 19-year-old Hereford United winger said he was "gutted" when his second-half shot hit the post, so denying his team another famous victory over
WESTFIELDS have announced a seven-match pre-season programme as they look forward to their third season in the Midland Football Alliance. While the majority of the games are against local sides, Westfields will also make a journey across the country to
Tuesday, July 23, 2002 A CONTROVERSIAL stoppage-time strike from Danny Invincibile gave Second Division Swindon Town a 3-2 win last night over Hereford United in an entertaining pre-season friendly at Edgar Street. The majority of the 778-crowd were visibly
WESTFIELDS' new management team of Mick Panniers and Paul Mann have raided Panniers' former club Kington Town for their first signings of the close season. Striker Mark Davis and wingback Carl Morgan have signed for the Midland Alliance club who will
The Nationwide Confer-ence management committee have decided not to impose a 10-point deduction on Exeter City for entering into a Corporate Voluntary Agreement last October. At last summer's Conference annual meeting a vote was carried that clubs taking
JOINT managers Sean Edwards and Darren Lynch both received awards when Westfields held their end-of-season presentation of awards dinner at the Left Bank Village last Friday. The awards, sponsored by the Hereford Times, were presented by Andy Tipler,
MATT Clarke could be set for a surprise Hereford United recall in tomorrow's Nationwide Conference home clash with Southport (3.00). Clarke, who was transfer-listed last week, is in line to play at centre-half with Ian Wright and James Wall both doubtful
HEREFORD United manager Graham Turner has boosted his squad before today's transfer deadline by signing 22-year-old midfielder Rob Betts from Third Division Kidder-minster Harriers until the end of the season. Betts will be in the squad on Saturday when
WESTFIELDS FC have announced the appointment of two experienced coaches, Mick Panniers and Paul Mann, to their management team. The duo will be joint managers of the Hereford-based club's senior team who finished sixth in the Travel Factory Midland Alliance
HEREFORD United's FA Cup hero Rob Elmes says he would relish the chance to become a full-time player. The 29-year-old striker grabbed all the headlines through his winning goal in last week's televised FA Cup victory over Hartlepool United. And it wasn't
A COVERING of snow on the Cradley Town pitch put paid to Westfields' scheduled visit in the Travel Factory Midland Alliance. Westfields had been seeking a double after beating Cradley 2-0 at allpay.park in December but must now wait until April 26 to
HEREFORD United's FA Cup third round tie with Leicester City will be played on Saturday, December 11 with a 1pm kick-off. The club has agreed to the switch to aid policing arrangements at Edgar Street - but stress that it is nothing to do with the fracas
HEREFORD United must make a defensive re-shuffle for Saturday's potentially-tough Nationwide Conference visit of fellow promotion-chasers Accrington Stanley. The Bulls' central defensive trio of Tony James, Andy Tretton and Tamika Mkandawire has been
Westfields' recent signings Matt Aubrey and Danny Moon played in thehome game against Rushall. Striker Aubrey has rejoined Westfields from Conference club Forest Green, for whom he signed last year after a brief spell with Westfields, following his move
LEICESTER City manager Martin O'Neill is warning his side to expect a tough FA Cup third round tie at Hereford United. The Foxes, currently seventh in the FA Carling Premiership, visit Edgar Street over the weekend of December 11. While Leicester will
TOP-RANKING football fixture on holiday Monday will be at allpay.park, Hereford, where Westfields take on local rivals Malvern Town in the Travel Factory Midland Alliance, kick-off 3pm. Malvern are in fifth place in the table, four points ahead of Westfields
AFTER two remarkable away successes, Hereford United will be looking to get their home form back on track against the Nationwide Conference's bottom club, Northwich Victoria, at Edgar Street on Saturday. But the Bulls are not expecting an easy game against
HEREFORD United striker Rob Elmes says Sunday's televised FA Cup second round clash with Hartlepool United is the biggest game of his career. The former Bromsgrove Rovers player missed their first round victory over York City after a hernia operation
WESTFIELDS 17th annual sportsmen's dinner proved to be the biggest success yet. But leading the way in the auction was a rugby item with Jonny Wilkinson's signed England shirt selling for £2,600. Just behind was an autographed Wayne Rooney shirt which
PAUL Parry, who as recently as January 3 was turning out for Hereford United in the Nationwide Conference, is set for a World Cup place after a sparkling debut for Wales against Scotland in Cardiff last Wednesday. Parry has quickly established himself
INJURIES will stretch Hereford United to the limit for tomorrow's Nationwide Conference clash with Northwich Victoria at Edgar Street (3.00). Midfielder Ian Rodgerson (hamstring) and defender Matt Clarke (virus) joined United's casualty list in their
FORMER Hereford United manager Colin Addison has come to Westfields' rescue after the Midland Alliance club found themselves with an unexpected gap in their pre-season fixtures. AFC Telford United had been due to visit allpay.park on Thursday, August
HEREFORD United have received another cash windfall -- courtesy of their former player Gavin Mahon. United have received a further £40,000 from Brentford, who bought the midfielder last year, to help settle outstanding bills. Brentford, who had already
HEREFORD United's FA Cup hero Leroy May looks set to miss their Nationwide Macmillan Trophy second round tie at Yeovil Town tonight (7.45). May, who scored the winner as United beat York City and also found the net in Saturday's 2-1 Conference defeat
WESTFIELDS have added two Kington Town players to their squad in the build-up to their second Midland Alliance season. Manager Sean Edwards has obtained the signatures of midfielder Chris King and central defender Dave Howes but is still hoping to add
MARK Jones is emerging from his brother's shadow to play a key role in Hereford United's revival. The Bulls' goalkeeper is the older brother of Paul Jones, now starring in goal for Southampton and Wales after first making his name with Kidderminster Harriers
WESTFIELDS marked the end of a momentous season, which saw them enjoy their first campaign in the Midland Alliance and move to their new allpay.park headquarters, with their presentation evening at the Left Bank Village. And fittingly, in view of his
IAN Rodgerson is backing his home-town club to write another chapter in their impressive FA Cup history. The 33-year-old midfielder believes Hereford United can upset Third Division York City in tomorrow's first round tie at Edgar Street (3.00). He said
PLANS are being made to fly former Hereford United player-manager John Charles home from Italy in the wake of his latest health setback. The 'Gentle Giant', who has been in a clinic in Milan following two major operations to remove blood clots, firstly
PAUL Fewings is out to make up for lost time . . . by firing the goals to put Hereford United into contention for the Nationwide Conference title. Since moving to Edgar Street last summer, injuries have severely restricted the 21-year-old's appearances
HEREFORD United will be bidding for a revenge victory when Burton Albion visit Edgar Street for Saturday's Nationwide Conference clash. The Bulls came seriously unstuck at Eton Park back in September when a Robbie Talbot hat-trick inspired Nigel Clough's
KEY defender Ian Wright is tipping Hereford United to make a strong challenge to regain their Nationwide League status. United's skipper agrees with United Director of Football Graham Turner's assertion that there's no outstanding side in the Nationwide
FORMER Hereford United player-manager John Charles, who is recovering in a Milan hospital after emergency surgery, has been receiving goodwill messages from all over the world. Charles, 72, who collapsed with a potentially fatal aneurism in an Italian
CASH-strapped Hereford United have received a vital boost. Interest on their £500,000 loan from the Bristol Stadium Group has been capped, and the loan will now be repayable in 2003. Interest had already reached around £50,000 on the loan, which was set
HEREFORD United could be landed with a substantial and unexpected bill if Exeter City proceed with their legal action against the Nationwide Conference. Exeter have been given leave to appeal to the High Court, rather than to the football authorities,
HEREFORD United's director of football Graham Turner has made an addition to his squad ahead of Saturday's trip to Morecambe. Following the departure of Paul Parry to Cardiff City, Turner has secured the services of 20-year-old Chris Palmer on loan from
FORMER Hereford United boss Colin Addison is anxious to treat his return to Edgar Street tomorrow as "just another game". The man who led the Bulls to FA Cup glory against Newcastle and subsequently took them into the Football League, brings his Scarborough
GRAHAM Turner is backing his Hereford United side to rise to the occasion when Rushden and Diamonds visit Edgar Street in the Nationwide Conference tonight (7.45). United go into the clash with the big-spending title favourites on the back of two successive
SKIPPER Ian Wright will return to the Hereford United line-up for tomorrow's Nationwide Conference game at Dover Athletic (3.00). Wright has recovered from the broken nose that kept him out of the 2-1 home defeat against leaders Stevenage last week, and
THERE will no easing up for Hereford United when they visit Exeter City for Saturday's FA Trophy third round tie, kick-off 1pm. "We are treating it as importantly as every other game," said Bulls director of football Graham Turner. "We want to win because
HEREFORD United have boosted their strike power with the signing of former Chester and Preston forward Mark Beesley. The 23-year-old has been released from the Deva Stadium where he scored 32 times in 96 Nationwide Conference appearances. Beesley scored
SKIPPER Ian Wright is poised to return to Hereford United's line-up for tonight's Nationwide Conference home clash with Forest Green Rovers (7.45). Central defender Wright missed Saturday's 1-0 win at Southport with a head injury sustained in the early
HEREFORD United Director of Football Graham Turner has called on his defenders to try and sharpen up their act. United, who visit Yeovil Town in the Nationwide Conference tonight (7.45), beat Doncaster 5-3 in an Edgar Street thriller on Saturday. And
HEREFORD United's leading goalscorer Steve Guinan was a welcome visitor at St Mary's High School, Lugwardine last week. The 18-goal striker called in to present officially the £1,000-worth of Umbro kit he was awarded after being voted the FA's player-of-the-round
HEREFORD United are hoping that the return of Ian Wright will help solve their defensive problems. The United skipper missed Monday's 2-2 Nationwide Conference home draw with Telford United with an ankle injury. But he is set to return in tomorrow's home
HEREFORD United have moved to boost their squad ahead of Saturday's visit by Tamworth with director of football Graham Turner reaching agreement to take central defender Anwar Uddin on loan from Bristol Rovers for a month. The 22-year-old, 6ft 2in Uddin
HEREFORD United's selection problems show little sign of easing before tomorrow's Nationwide Conference trip to Welling United (3.00). United's Director of Football Graham Turner is poised to welcome back defender Tony James to his starting line-up following
THOSE who were there will never forget Steve Kindon's devastating performance for Wolves at Edgar Street 27 years ago when his powerful running led the Midlanders to a 6-1 success. Kindon's latest performance in Hereford, as an after-dinner speaker at
HEREFORD United could hand a debut to defender Paul Sturgess in tonight's Nationwide Conference clash with Nuneaton Borough at Edgar Street (7.45). The former Charlton and Millwall defender has agreed to join the Bulls for a month with a view to a permanent
TWO of Hereford United's second-placed team will have a special reason to want to shine when the Bulls visit sixth-placed Shrewsbury for Saturday's important Nationwide Conference local derby clash. Leading scorer Steve Guinan and utility player Dean
NEW star striker Steve Piearce is confident he can score the goals to fire Hereford United back into the Football League. The summer signing from Halesowen Town is expected to start United's opening Nationwide Conference game at new boys Sutton United
HEREFORD United will be aiming for lucky 13 as they head off to Peterborough for Saturday's FA Cup first round tie. The Bulls have beaten league opposition on 12 occasions in the FA Cup, either side of their own 25-year spell in the league. But they will
HEREFORD United's reward for their 6-1 FA Cup demolition of Harrow is a tough trip to Second Division Peterborough United for a first round tie on Saturday week. But the Bulls have every right to feel that Barry Fry's 'Posh' are there for the taking as
HEREFORD United must see off one of their bogy sides to maintain their lead at the top of the Nationwide Conference when Leigh RMI visit Edgar Street on Saturday. The Railwaymen have previously made four trips to Hereford, including one in the FA Trophy
HEREFORD United Director of Football Graham Turner fears that new striker Steve Piearce could miss the start of the season. Piearce, recruited from Halesowen Town, has been restricted to a total of just 90 minutes of action so far because of a thigh injury
HEREFORD United will eagerly await the return of striker Steven Piearce after their 2-0 defeat by Shrewsbury Town in a friendly at Edgar Street last night. The Bulls have scored only once in their four home pre-season games and badly need the marksmanship
HEREFORD United face their biggest test of the season so far when they travel to Chester on Saturday, needing at least a draw to prevent their Cheshire rivals from taking over at the top of the Nationwide Conference. But, with an excellent away record
HEREFORD United could land their second piece of silverware this season tonight - with the start of their Nationwide Conference programme still 18 days away. United tackle Dr Martens Premier Division newcomers Newport County at Edgar Street (7.45) for
HEREFORD United will be entering unknown territory as they broaden their footballing education with a trip to Harrow Borough in the FA Cup fourth qualifying round on Saturday week. Borough came through their third-round replay with Newport, Isle of Wight
HEREFORD United could be closing in on another new signing. Director of Football Graham Turner says he is having talks with a left-back who played for a Football League club last season. Turner said there is a possibility that a deal could be completed
THERE was a Champagne surprise for Hereford Times sports writer Ian Morgan when he arrived at the Hereford United bus to travel to Northwich on Tuesday. For it was to be Ian's last report on the Bulls - for some time at least - and Graham Turner was on
IN the aftermath of the Asian tsunami, the generosity of people, the British people in particular, has been outstanding. From a bucket collection at the Exeter match our supporters have raised more than £1,500. As a club, we matched that so there is a
Hereford United 5 Hinckley 1 HEREFORD registered their first win in the Premier Division of the Midland Floodlit Under-18 Youth League with an emphatic victory at Bridge Street SC. United dominated the first half but led just 1-0 at the interval after
SATURDAY'S win over Gravesend & Northfleet takes us to the half-way point in the season and, at third in the table, I'm reasonably satisfied with way things have gone. We have to emphasise again that we lost five players at the end of, or during,
Hereford United 2 Worcester City 1 HEREFORD booked a place in third preliminary round of the FA Youth Cup with a battling midweek victory over their rivals at Edgar Street. The Bulls' hard-fought win was tarnished by the late dismissal of Chris Mortlock
HEREFORD United boss Graham Turner fears that the club faces disciplinary action from the Football Association unless the 'hooligan element' is stamped out of their following. The United chief believes the FA will not hesitate to impose a points deduction
IT was very sad news to hear of the death of former club director Archie Phillips. Although I had only had one or two very brief conversations with him, I knew the contribution he made to the club over a number of years. I was made aware of his colourful
THE Football Association have finally appointed Brian Barwick as new chief executive. Even that was not without controversy as the FA Commission are still trying to sort out exactly what his role, and the parameters of it, will be. Certainly he has some
UNBEATEN table-toppers Hereford United will lock horns with former captain Ian Wright tomorrow night in a Nationwide Conference clash with Burton Albion at Eton Park. The powerful central defender, who was a firm favourite at Edgar Street, expects to
ONE of the latest suggestions from FIFA and UEFA is that artificial surfaces will be allowed at the highest level, that is international matches and Champions League matches. They have certainly come on a lot since the days of the Queens Park Rangers,
DESPITE the disappointments of our recent run in the league, our season is very much alive and in particular with interest remaining in the two cup competitions. For a club with our tradition, the FA Cup has always got a bit of magic. We've kept on saying
ONE of the big stories of recent days has been about Adrian Mutu, his drug-taking and his subsequent sacking by Chelsea. Chelsea, it seems, are also considering taking legal action against Mutu personally for the recovery of the transfer fee they paid
MUCH has been made about David Beckham's cynical tactics in getting yellow-carded in the recent match against Wales but cynicism has been part of the game since it was first introduced. A defender used to be permitted one tackle before getting himself
HEREFORD United manager Graham Turner had a champagne moment this week when he was presented with the Conference's Manager of the Month Award for August. Turner was voted the Conference's leading boss after the Bulls had rampaged their way to the top
FOOTBALL legend John Charles returned to Hereford on Tuesday to sign copies of his new autobiography for dozens of doting fans. The former Wales, Leeds United, Juventus and Roma football genius spent a full hour signing copies of 'King John' in Waterstone's
MANAGER-of-the-month Graham Turner is calling for his Hereford United side to maintain the level of desire and discipline which has put them top of the Nationwide Conference table, writes Ian Morgan. Turner, voted the Conference's top boss for August,
LEADERS Hereford United will be putting their unbeaten record on the line when they travel to Stevenage Borough on Saturday for a Nationwide Conference top-of-the-table clash. United manager Graham Turner is expecting another stern test against Graham
LEADERS Hereford United will be bidding to make it three wins on the trot when they entertain much-fancied Morecambe at Edgar Street in the Nationwide Confer-ence on Saturday. Jimmy Harvey's Lancashire outfit should prove a tough challenge for in-form
HEREFORD United boss Graham Turner has strengthened his squad ahead of the final two pre-season warm-up games at Edgar Street against Birmingham City tonight and Kidderminster Harriers on Saturday, writes Glyn Wictome. He has signed striker Daniel Carey-Bertram
HEREFORD United's Open Day was a great success last Sunday when over £2,500 was raised for club funds. "Over 500 fans turned up with the players and supporters joining in the various teams and activities, and having a lot of fun," said company secretary
HEREFORD United's players returned for pre-season training this week, striving to work hard ahead of the new Nationwide Confer-ence campaign, which kicks off on August 9. The Bulls coach Richard O'Kelly said: "This is where it all starts for us. The friendly
TICKETS will go on sale this week for Hereford United's plum pre-season friendly against a Manchester United XI. The match, on Saturday, August 4 (3pm), is expected to attract a bumper crowd and supporters are strongly advised to buy tickets in advance
WHEN Forest Green Rovers run out for the FA Umbro Trophy final with Canvey Island at Villa Park tomorrow, there will be many Hereford United fans sitting at home thinking: "It should have been us." But the Bulls' disastrous semi-final defeat at Edgar
HEREFORD United face some difficult contractual decisions over the next 24 hours. The Bulls, who round off their Nationwide Conference season at Boston United tomorrow (3pm), have no fewer than 10 players whose contracts expire at the end of this season
HEREFORD United's veteran chief scout and director Ron Jukes has quit Edgar Street and linked up with Nationwide Conference rivals Telford United. The 74-year-old's surprise move to join new manager Mick Jones at New Bucks Head emerged this week and follows
INJURY plagued Hereford United striker Steve Piearce is anxious to erase a nightmare two year spell at Edgar Street by getting back to full fitness in time for next season, writes ANDREW HOLMES. Piearce has again missed a large chunk of the season and
HEREFORD United are looking to give some belated cheer to their supporters when they entertain Morecambe in their final Nationwide Conference home game of the season tomorrow (3pm). Director of Football Graham Turner acknowledges that their miserable
HEREFORD United's hopes of returning to the Football League have been boosted with a move for two promotion places from the Nationwide Conference moving ever closer. The League has offered the Conference an additional promotion place, and the Conference
HEREFORD United Director of Football Graham Turner is looking for his side to revive hopes of a top seven finish in the Nationwide Conference when they entertain Scarborough tomorrow (3pm). United's hopes of finishing high enough to claim a place in next
HEREFORD United defender James Wall will swap the bleak British weather for the sun of the United States after joining Nashville Metros, writes Andy Holmes. The deal, which is on a full-time basis, came to fruition after months of preparation. "I would've
HEREFORD United are targeting victory over Nationwide Conference title favourites Rushden and Diamonds tomorrow to help lift them out of the doldrums. The league leaders come to Edgar Street (3pm) to face a Bulls side low on confidence after their FA
DEFENDER Matt Clarke has rejected a new contract from Hereford United and opted to sign a two-year deal with Conference rivals Telford United. The 28-year-old joined the managerless Shropshire club yesterday after finalising the deal with chairman Andy
HEREFORD United central defender James Wall has been released to play in the United States. Wall, 20, flies out to America on Wednesday to join Nashville Metros. The former Derby County trainee joined Hereford two years ago and made 29 first team appearances
Quorn 2 Westfields 1 WESTFIELDS completed their debut season in the Midland Alliance with a defeat at Quorn but will be satisfied with their 13th final placing. It was a big step up from the West Midlands League Premier Division and they could be in a
HEREFORD United Director of Football Graham Turner is warning his players not to start looking forward to Villa Park just yet. The Bulls drew 2-2 in the first leg of their FA Umbro Trophy semi-final at Forest Green on Saturday, courtesy of two goals from
WALES boss Tomi Morgan is hoping that Hereford United duo Paul Parry and Tony James will inspire the defending champions to victory in this season's Four Nations Semi-Pro Tournament, writes Ian Morgan. Morgan says that he intends to pick the United pair
Coalville 0 Westfields 2 WESTFIELDS produced an impressive team performance to complete a Midland Football Alliance league double over Coalville and dent their Leicestershire hosts' aspirations of a top-four finish. Coalville opened at a cracking pace
DONCASTER Rovers' millionaire owner John Ryan is set to make an appearance against Hereford United this Saturday in the final Nationwide Conference match of the season at Edgar Street. The 52-year-old businessman has invested more than £4million into
Westfields 3 Bridgnorth Town 1 TWO goals from striker Paul Burton helped Westfields gain their 19th Midland Alliance win of the season at allpay.park on Monday and extract revenge for a defeat by a similar scoreline at Bridgnorth back in August. Westfields
MANAGER Graham Turner wants his Hereford United players to finish the season with a flourish, despite crashing out of the Nationwide Conference promotion race. The Edgar Street boss is calling for his sixth-placed team to put on a string of impressive
Stafford Town 0 Westfields 3 PAUL Burton bagged a fine hat-trick as Westfields completed a Midland Alliance double over struggling bottom club Stafford. Having beaten their hosts 4-0 at their temporary Stourport headquarters earlier in the season, Westfields
HEREFORD United goalkeeper Scott Cooksey faces a race against time to play in tomorrow night's Nationwide Conference game at Leigh RMI. Cooksey is due to play for the England semi-professional team against Holland in Weert, near Eindhoven, tonight. He
Alvechurch 0 Hereford United 2 TABLE-topping Hereford stren-gthened their title bid in the Southern Division of the Midland Floodlit Under-18 Youth League with a crucial away win. The Bulls stepped up a gear after an even first half and deservedly opened
Westfields 1 Grosvenor Park 0 WESTFIELDS, suitable lifted by the Midland Alliance 'team of the month' and 'manager of the month' awards prior to the kick-off, made a whirlwind start to grab what proved to be the decisive goal in the third minute. With
HEREFORD United are hoping their march into the semi-finals of the FA Umbro Trophy will help boost attendances for the rest of the season, writes Andy Holmes. A solitary Rob Elmes strike saw them through against Burton Albion and the Bulls are now looking
Willenhall 4 Westfields 0 AFTER their superb eight-match unbeaten run which saw them charge up into the top half of the Midland Alliance table Westfields crashed to a second successive league defeat at title chasing Willenhall. Without influential central
HEREFORD United manager Graham Turner has given his backing to Matt Baker after the goalkeeper was beaten by a 45-yard effort in the shock 3-2 home defeat against Margate. Turner described Margate's second goal from Phil Collins as a 'total freak' and
HEREFORD United boss Graham Turner has swooped to sign two players - and is close to landing a third - ahead of Saturday's Nationwide Conference crunch match with Margate at Edgar Street. The former Wolves boss has signed 21-year-old former Bristol City
HEREFORD United defender Michael Rose has signed a one-year extension to his contract with the Nationwide Confer-ence outfit, writes Ian Morgan. The former Manchester United youngster has been an influential figure in Hereford's push for a play-off spot
HEREFORD United are out to justify their tag of FA Umbro Trophy favourites when they entertain Burton Albion in the quarter-finals tomorrow (12 noon). The Bulls have been rated as 3-1 by bookmakers William Hill to lift the Trophy for the first time at
THE last two away defeats have brought into focus what we have been trying to achieve over the last nine months. But, despite the losses, we still have a chance of making the Nationwide Conference play-offs. The most important thing for us now is to get
Boldmere St Michael's 0 Westfields 3 IN-FORM striker Paul Burton bagged a brace as Westfields continued their impressive run and climb up the Midlands Alliance with a sixth straight win and a second league double of the season. The visitors gave notice
COACH Richard O'Kelly has backed his Hereford United players to respond positively for Saturday's important Nationwide Conference showdown with Barnet at Underhill. The former Walsall and Grimsby striker, a key figure in United's push for an end-of-season
Westfields 2 Alvechurch 0 WESTFIELDS continued their excellent recent form with a fifth consecutive Midland Alliance League win with ex-Bristol City striker Matt Aubrey coming on in the second half to grab a debut goal. The home attack started made a
SUPPORTERS' association chairman Keith Dodd believes Hereford United will secure a place in the inaugural Nationwide Conference play-offs, writes IAN MORGAN. The Hereford United Independent Supporters Association chairman has given his wholehearted backing
Westfields 5 Stratford Town 3 WESTFIELDS claimed their first ever Midland Alliance League points at their new Moor House headquarters with a thrilling win over league leaders Stratford. They attacked from the start and gave the leaders an early fright
CASH-strapped Hereford United are set for a welcome financial bonanza after their FA Umbro Trophy quarter-final against Burton Albion was picked for live TV coverage. Sky Sports will televise the Edgar Street clash with Nigel Clough's Burton side next
THE only Hereford United player to win full international honours whilst plying his trade at Edgar Street will be remembered for his immaculate ball control, writes Ian Morgan Brian Evans, who died last week at the age of 60 following a short illness,
HEREFORD United Director of Football Graham Turner is confident his side can go all the way in the FA Umbro Trophy -- providing they win tonight's fifth round replay with Morecambe at Edgar Street (7.45). With sides like Yeovil and Rushden and Diamonds
THE culmination of the Nationwide Conference season means everything to everybody connected with the club. I am aware what the supporters think - they have not had a lot to shout about over the last five years. But for the players, in particular, it's
Barwell 2 Westfields 1 IN SPITE of staging a late rally Westfields rarely looked capable of completing a Midland Alliance League double over their Leicestershire hosts. Westfields won the first encounter by the same score-line. Substitutes Derek Craddock
HEREFORD United boss Graham Turner is set to appeal against the dismissal of John Grant in last Saturday's defeat against Nation-wide Conference title-favourites Yeovil Town, writes Ian Morgan. The United manager has now had time to review video evidence
HEREFORD United will be looking to complete a Nationwide Conference double and consolidate their place in the top five when they meet Stevenage Borough at Edgar Street on Saturday, writes Glyn Wictome. However, the Bulls will face a much-changed Stevenage
FULL-time will still be the way to go for Hereford United for the foreseeable future. Despite their well-publicised financial troubles, the Bulls have no intention of lessening their status as they prepare for their fourth season outside the Football
HEREFORD United's director of football Graham Turner expects to make two new signings by the weekend ahead of the first friendly fixture at Ludlow Town on Monday evening. The Bulls boss is in the final stages of negotiations with a goalkeeper and a midfield
HEREFORD United will be hoping that their excellent sequence of results against Farnborough continues when their Nationwide Conference football season kicks off with a visit from the Hampshire side on August 14. Farnborough have travelled to Edgar Street
NATIONWIDE CONFERENCE Sat Aug 14 Farnborough H Tue Aug 17 Crawley A Sat Aug 21 York City A Sat Aug 28 Stevenage H Mon Aug 30 Northwich A Sat Sep 4 Halifax H Sat Sep 11 Gravesend A Sat Sep 18 Scarborough H Tue Sep 21 Aldershot H Sat Sep 25 Leigh RMI A
HEREFORD United's playing staff report back for training next Wednesday but Graham Turner still has some work to do to complete his squad. Ben Scott remains the only goalkeeper on the books with Matt Baker's situation still not resolved. Baker has yet
HEREFORD United have appointed former West Bromwich Albion and Derby County coach John Trewick as their new first-team coach. Trewick succeeds Richard O'Kelly, a former Baggies coaching colleague, who has left Edgar Street to be assistant manager at AFC
HEREFORD United's director of football Graham Turner has continued to rebuild his squad for the forthcoming season with the signing of former Yeovil striker Adam Stansfield. The 25-year-old, who is 5ft 11in, created quite a stir three seasons ago when
HEREFORD United Director of Football Graham Turner is determined not to let their season peter out. United, who entertain Nationwide Conference relegation battlers Welling United tomorrow (3.00), have gone seven matches without a win. That includes three
HEREFORD United complete a daunting programme of three games in five days when they entertain Kingstonian (3.00). The Bulls drew 0-0 at Kingstonian earlier this month, but since then the London side has reached the FA Umbro Trophy final for the second
HEREFORD United have hit out after being forced to play three games in five days. Their Nationwide Conference game at Telford United has been rearranged for tonight (7.45), having been postponed on Tuesday because of a waterlogged pitch. With the Bulls
GOALKEEPER Scott Cooksey has joined Hereford United on a permanent basis. The former Bromsgrove Rovers player, who has impressed during a three-month loan spell from Shrewsbury Town, has signed a two-year contract with the Bulls. He will figure in tonight's
HEREFORD United Director of Football Graham Turner has scotched suggestions that winger Paul Parry is poised for a big-money move. Newspaper stories have linked the 19-year-old to a potential £300,000 transfer, with Premiership giants Liverpool and Leicester
Saturday, April 19, 2003 HEREFORD United suffered their fifth defeat in six Nationwide Conference outings after a miserable performance to lose 1-0 to Leigh RMI at Edgar Street on Saturday. The relegation-threatened Railwaymen scrapped for every ball
Saturday, April 12, 2003 HEREFORD United's faint play-off hopes were finally ended in a scrappy Nationwide Conference clash with former Football League rivals at The Shay. A scrambled goal from Halifax's Brian Quailey five minutes before the interval
HEREFORD United will be out to maintain their third position in the Nationwide Conference table when they entertain Morecambe at Edgar Street tomorrow (3pm). Bulls boss Graham Turner accepts that winning the league now looks very unlikely, but is particularly
HEREFORD United have begun legal proceedings against Conference champions Chester City in a bid to recover an outstanding debt. The club said in a statement to the Hereford Times yesterday (Wednesday) that Chester still owe almost £18,000 relating to
SOME of Hereford United's greatest names of the past will be doing battle with showbiz stars and ex-England heroes in a charity fundraising match next week. The Hereford past and present side will take on a celebrity team captained by former Liverpool
HEREFORD United's competitive season will begin with a local derby after their HFA Herefordshire Senior Cup tie with West Midland League Premier Division Wellington was provisionally fixed for Saturday, August 7 at Edgar Street. The match will be a quarter-final
HEREFORD United can do rivals Kidderminster Harriers a huge favour tomorrow if they can upset fellow title-chasers Rushden and Diamonds tomorrow. The Bulls travel to Nene Park (3.00) for a game that has a crucial bearing on the Nationwide Conference title
Saturday, February 22, 2003 HEREFORD skipper Ian Wright, such an influence for the previous four terms at Edgar Street, has been a peripheral figure in the Bulls' promotion campaign over the last three months. But his eight-minute contribution to Saturday's
HEREFORD United have received a major closed season boost with the decision of striker David Brown to sign on for another 12 months. Brown, a pre-season signing last year from Telford United, finished the last campaign with 19 goals as second top-scorer
HEREFORD United midfielder Ian Rodgerson is all set to pick up the 'magic sponge' when his playing career finishes. The 33-year-old has developed a sideline as a physiotherapist, helping to treat his Edgar Street team-mates. Rodgerson hopes to complete
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
Saturday, February 8, 2003 A SENSATIONAL 30-yard rocket from on-loan defender Jay Lovett fired high-flying Hereford to a dramatic Nationwide Conference win at Edgar Street on Saturday. The Brentford defender struck in the third minute of stoppage time
HEREFORD United Director of Football Graham Turner has joined the growing number of calls for increased promotion places in the Nationwide Conference. For several years there has been pressure from Conference clubs to change the current one-up-one-down
HEREFORD United will once again have to see off the challenge of their play-off conquerors Aldershot Town next season after the Hampshire side lost their bid for a place back in the Football League to Shrewsbury Town. And, in a final unkind twist of fate
HEREFORD United's title dream is still alive, insists Director of Football Graham Turner. Unbeaten in nine games, United are the form horses in the Conference going into tomorrow's game at Nuneaton Borough (3.00). United may be eighth in the table and
Saturday, January 25, 2003 A DISASTROUS 13-minute spell leading up to half time paved the way for Hereford's first Nationwide Conference defeat in eight matches in an incident-packed top-of-the-table clash at Christie Park. Two goals in quick succession
RICHARD Lloyd, of Here-fordshire Jarvis Services, has picked up an FA award for his maintenance of Hereford United's Edgar Street ground. The Bulls' stadium, as well as being named the best ground in Herefordshire, has been awarded third place in the
ON-loan pair Scott Cooksey and Tom White have joined Hereford United for a second month. Director of Football Graham Turner has been impressed with Shrewsbury goalkeeper Cooksey and Bristol Rovers central defender White. They will both play in tonight's
Saturday, January 18, 2003 HEREFORD United maintained their quest for a play-off spot with a convincing 3-0 victory over struggling Gravesend & Northfleet in an entertaining Nationwide Conference clash at Edgar Street on Saturday. Man-of-the-moment
HEREFORD United have received a boost in their preparations for next season with the news that key defender Andy Tretton has committed himself to the club for a further year. Tretton, who missed a large chunk of last season with a thigh injury but featured
HEREFORD United director of football Graham Turner must continue planning for next season without two of his star names who have opted for a return to the Football League. Leading scorer Steve Guinan, who hit 29 goals for the Bulls in the season just
HEREFORD United have at last brought their board of directors up to full strength with the election this week of Grenville Smith and Steve Bayliss. The club's rules allow for a maximum of eight directors on the board, a figure which has not been attained
THE devastating manner in which Hereford United's season came to an end will still be fresh in the minds of all Bulls fans and will no doubt take some time to come to terms with. But the penalty shoot-out defeat against Aldershot Town in the play-off
HEREFORD United are confident they can extend the loan deals of goalkeeper Scott Cooksey and defender Tom White. The pair's month-long deals are both due to end after tomorrow's Nationwide Conference match at Hayes (3.00). Director of Football Graham
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 United and hundreds of their fans will be hitting the road today on the first stage of what they hope will be a three-part journey ending back in the Football League. The Bulls will head for Aldershot for the first leg of their Nationwide Conference
TONY James is ready to give Hereford United Director of Football Graham Turner a selection headache tomorrow. The central defender, who signed a two-year extension to his contract this week, looks to have shaken off an ankle injury and is in contention
Saturday, November 30, 2002 STEVE Guinan fired Hereford United back on track with a superb hat-trick in the demolition of former Football League rivals Barnet in the Nationwide Conference on Saturday. The former Nottingham Forest and Shrewsbury marksman
Saturday, November 23, 2002 THE controversial second-half dismissal of Andy Tretton for a 'professional foul' compounded the agony for Hereford United who should never have lost this entertaining Nationwide Conference clash. Similar to many games this
HEREFORD midfielder Jamie Pitman will be going all out to banish the memory of what he describes as 'one of the worst days in my life' over the next three weeks. Pitman was part of the Bulls squad which lost their Football League status in the dramatic
WHEN Hereford United fans debate the relative merits of the best strike pairings the club have had in recent years, one more duo have now forced themselves into consideration, writes Richard Prime. With David Brown arrival at Edgar Street in pre-season
HEREFORD United's FA Cup run has saved them from having a serious cash-flow problem over the next few weeks. A quirk of the fixture list mean that starting with today's trip to Hednesford Town, six of United's next seven Nationwide Conference games are
Saturday, November 9, 2002 HIGH-flying Southport maintained their challenge for a play-off spot with a smash-and-grab win over Hereford United in the Nationwide Conference on Saturday. The Lancashire visitors withstood intense pressure from the Bulls
Saturday, November 2, 2002 A TRIP to Belle Vue rarely provides a 'beautiful outlook' for Hereford United and so it proved in Saturday's Nationwide Conference clash which produced a 15th defeat in 19 visits. But the Bulls were left to rue two refereeing
Tuesday, October 22, 2002 HEREFORD United bowed out of the LDV Vans Trophy on the golden goal rule last night after conceding a controversial penalty in a pulsating 4-3 first-round defeat against Second Division Northampton Town at Edgar Street. United
HEREFORD United Director of Football Graham Turner is backing at least one of his players to get an England call-up this season. Three Bulls players -- skipper Ian Wright, midfielder Mark Taylor and striker Rob Elmes -- turned out for an FA XI against
INJURIES and illness are threatening to leave Hereford United decimated for tomorrow's FA Umbro Trophy third round tie at Billericay Town (3.00). Director of Football Graham Turner fears he could be down to 11 fit professionals and may have to shore up
A WEEKEND free of games provides an opportunity to assess Hereford United's season so far. And the report has to read: "Good, but there's plenty of room for improvement." The memorable FA Cup run, which saw them beat two Football League sides in York
JAMES Wall is set for a rare starting appearance for Hereford United at Kidderminster Harriers on Monday. The summer signing from Derby County is the favourite to replace Tony James in the centre of defence, having come on as substitute in Monday's 1-
Saturday, September 28, 2002 HEREFORD United slipped to their first defeat in seven matches when they suffered a disappointing 1-0 home reverse to battling Scarborough in a scrappy Nationwide Conference clash on Saturday. A fine 38th minute individual
STEVE Guinan's superb scoring form this season has earned him another honour. Hereford United's 29-goal top scorer has earned a first call-up to the England National Game Xl in next month's Four Nations tournament. England National Game Xl manager Paul
Tuesday, September 24, 2002 HEREFORD United snatched a dramatic 3-2 win last night over struggling Kettering Town in an exciting Nationwide Conference clash at Rockingham Road. Marksman Steve Guinan was the Bulls' hero, heading in a stoppage-time winner
HEREFORD United travel to Leigh RMI on Saturday knowing that even a win may not be enough to keep their Nationwide Conference Championship hopes alive. Chester's goalless draw at Shrewsbury on Tuesday now means that three points against Scarborough at
YOUNGSTERS Paul Parry and Gavin Williams have been pinpointed as the key men as Hereford United bid for more FA Cup glory tonight. Director of Football Graham Turner believes the two wingers could prove a big threat to Leicester City in tonight's third
HEREFORD United's teenage star Paul Parry says they can still pull off an upset in tomorrow's FA Cup third round replay at Leicester City. The 19-year-old, who came close to footballing immortality when his shot hit the post in the 0-0 draw at Edgar Street
Saturday, September 14, 2002 HEREFORD United extended their unbeaten run to three matches with a creditable 0-0 draw against high-flying Chester City at Edgar Street in the Nationwide Conference on Saturday. Sixth-placed United held their own against
