News Round Up

Hereford midfielder Tom Owen-Evans has been picked as part of the National League North Team of the Weekend after scoring both of Hereford's goals in the 2-2 draw at Darlington.

FC United of Manchester's Head of Player Development and Analysis says the new GPS bibs used by the squad are providing a valuable insight to help their development. Mike Faulkner told the Rebels' official website manager Neil Reynolds is keen on fitness so as well as the shape of the team they can tell how far players are covering.

Kidderminster Harriers are currently going through a 'tricky' period as they fell to a heavy defeat at home to Chorley on Saturday, meaning they've only won won of their last six games. Neil MacFarlane said his side showed a lot of courage but it was disappointing to lose such a big, as reported by the Harriers' official site.

Bernard Morley has said he, along with joint Chester manager Anthony Johnson, would be looking to freshen the squad up ahead of their FA Trophy clash against Southport this weekend. The Chester Chronicle understands that the club have put seven days notice in on a player and are working towards bringing in a striker. Morley said the management team have been working tirelessly to bring players in, but those available aren't better than what they've have got.

The Herefordshire FA youth council are looking to recruit new members for the upcoming season. We are seeking passionate young volunteers aged between 16 – 24 who are committed to working as part of a team. The council work with young people and develop personal attributes such as communication, teamwork, social skills and presentation skills. More information can be found here.