Sterling-James: Caddis has been excellent and there were no arguments

Omari Sterling-James has said there were no arguments before he left Hereford.

There had been speculation of a falling out between the winger and manager Paul Caddis, but this was quashed by the boss and Sterling-James has now also put to bed any suggestion of a row.

After joining step three Hednesford Town for an undisclosed fee, he posted on X: "@HerefordFC to all the supporters and everyone involved in the club, I’d like to thank for you welcoming me warm heartedly and showing continued support throughout my time here. iv enjoyed it overall all hearing and seeing the passion you all bring to Edgar street is unbelievable

"To the players staff and especially the manager who has been excellent with me since the day I arrived till I left no arguments just two honest human beings with respect for each other I wish you all the best this season and will hope 2026 brings that positive energy back 

"Marz✌🏾"

Hednesford's director of football, Andrew Reed said Sterling-James "wanted to get out of Hereford", adding that he was surprised he wanted to move on as Hereford is a big club with a great fan base.

While neither Hednesford nor Sterling-James have mentioned any financial element of the deal, Paul Caddis even said that the winger had an opportunity to "almost double his money".