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Gillingham v Hereford UnitedFootball League 2Saturday 4th February 2012 KO 3.00pmPriestfield StadiumRedfern AvenueGillinghamKentME7 4DDPhone 01634 300000 Gillingham trace their history back to 1893 with the formation of New Brompton FC.  Share capital was issued at £1500 and a plot of land purchased for £600 that was to become known as Priestfield Stadium.  They became a professional Club the

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Crawley made a move to sign former Bulls striker Mathieu Manset ahead of yesterday's deadline, the local press have claimed.Just 12 months after the physical forward departed Edgar Street, Reading named a price for The Beast that the Red Devils were unwilling to match. While manager Steve Evans called fellow ex-Bull Karl Hawley their no.1 target after he signed, the motormouth Scot also had

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With the world famous Hereford United victory over Newcastle United just a few days away, BN looks back to the 1971/72 season and its two managers. The resignation of John Charles and the appointment of Colin Addison. The 'gentle giant' John Charles (pic from a Hereford United Xmas card reproduced with kind permission of old herefordpic.blogspot) signed for Hereford United on July 4th 1966 and

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Swindon beat Southend 4-1 last night to move up to second in the League Two table. The two sides are level on points, along with Crawley, with Cheltenham three points clear at the top of the table. Torquay are reported to have received £50,000 for the sale of defender Chris Robertson to Preston. Manager Martin Ling has told the local press that the club opted to sell now rather than lose him for

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The Hereford United 71/72 squad For the next few days BN will look back 40 years when Hereford United had their most famous FA Cup run which included the 2-1 win over Newcastle United at Edgar Street. For today's article a reminder of the Cup campaign from the 1971/72 season. Fourth Qualifying Round November 6th - Hereford United 3 Cheltenham Town 0 (6441) Round One November 20th - Kings Lynn 0

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David Phillips is set to referee next Saturday's League Two match between Gillingham and Hereford United. The West-Sussex based official came twice to Edgar Street last season however he hasn't refereed a Hereford away game since September 2009 when the Bulls travelled to Aldershot. That game was drawn 2-2 with Jamie Tolley and Glen Southam getting booked. On loan winger Tristian Plummer scored

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Oxford have signed midfielder Mark Wilson until the end of the season. The free agent 32 year old was released by Doncaster earlier in the week after five years at the club. Bradford have released forward Nialle Rodney by mutual consent, with the former Nottm Forest youngster signing for Lincoln on a deal until the end of the season. Northampton have signed defender Clarke Carlisle on loan for

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Kettering's fans are to meet on Friday night to discuss their plight, with the club due to face the taxman in court on Monday.Meanwhile, talks on Darlington's future have stalled with former owner Raj Singh apparently digging his heels in over a deal for his debt. He was believed to have agreed to have asked for no money in exchange for a five year block on development plans at the ground, but is

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Oxford have signed striker Scott Rendell from Wycombe on loan until the end of the season. The former Peterboro man has scored just once this season after 19 goals last term, and had an unsuccessful month at Bristol Rovers. Swindon have signed midfielder Lee Cox on a two and a half year deal from Inverness. The former Leicester trainee has only just regained fitness following a lengthy injury

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With the Bulls due to travel down to Priestfield this Saturday, Gillingham boss Andy Hessenthaler has spoken to the press about his decision to dump keeper Ross Flitney.Hessenthaler opted to remove the former Barnet stopper at half time against Accrington last Saturday after conceding four goals. He replaced him with teenage Argentinian keeper Paulo Gazzaniga, giving the 19 year old his first

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For today's item from the BN archives we delve back to January 31st 1998 and a disappointing trip to Dover. HEREFORD United 0 Dover Athletic 2 (report by Peter Povall) With a longer than usual break between games, Hereford had chance to work on their game, but very little of it showed if they did. Dover swiftly showed them the exit route from the FA Trophy with this 2 goal home defeat.

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Former Bulls loanee Mark Marshall has been provisionally suspended by Barnet after failing a drugs test.The winger, who joined the Bulls on loan from Swindon in 2009, had missed the Bees' last two matches with speculation hinting at a transfer window move to one of a number of Championship sides.However a statement by Barnet today says Marshall was tested after their Boxing Day match with

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Hereford United midfielder Harry Pell has told his followers that he is to have a scan on his knee this coming Wednesday. Just what I need, not training today or tomorrow and scan on my knee on Wednesday! At this stage it isn't known whether he will be available for the Bulls' trip to Gillingham this weekend.

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Hereford United can be backed at a price of 22/5 to defeat Gillingham next Saturday. This price is available with BetVictor. Many other bookies are currently offering 4/1 for a Hereford win. Best price for a draw is 11/4. That's with Bet365, SkyBet and BlueSq.

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Crawley have sold striker Matt Tubbs to Bournemouth for a reported £800,000 fee.The Cherries had a £500,000 bid rejected last Friday, but have now resigned the striker they chose not to sign in 2008 from Salisbury. He had a loan spell at Dean Court midway through the 08/09 season, scoring once in eight games, but the Cherries opted not to follow up the deal.The 27 year old scored 58 times in 80

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New Preston boss Graham Westley sparked headlines last week when he sent his squad lengthy messages at 2.15am on the day of a game.During those texts, the former Stevenage man dropped four players from the starting XI and reiterated - at length - his beliefs about how football should be played. Now, according to press reports, he warned his team of a potential terrorist attack before this

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Bristol Rovers have signed former Bulls loanee Matthew Lund on a month long loan deal. The 21 year old played three times for the Bulls last season, and had a month at Oldham at the start of this term. Northampton have extended the loan of Blair Adams for another month. The Sunderland defender has played five times since joining the Cobblers at the start of the month.Crawley are claimed to have

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West Mercia Police have praised supporters for their good behaviour last Saturday when 1500 Shrewsbury Town fans came to Hereford to watch the A49 derby match at Edgar Street. "There was one arrest related to the match and that was for an offence under Section 5 of the Public Order Act," said Superintendent Charlie Hill, Territorial Policing Unit Commander in Herefordshire. "As a result of

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There are just two days left of the January transfer window, with an 11pm deadline on Tuesday for permanent transfers.The Bulls appear unlikely to make further movement unless some of the existing players depart Edgar Street. So far Janos Kovacs has quit the club after agreeing a settlement, and Sean Canham will not appear in a Bulls shirt again after signing for Bath on loan until the end of the

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Hereford United under 18's draw 2-2 with Plymouth Argyle last Saturday. It was the first point the young Bulls had gained this season according to the Plymouth Evening Hearld. Argyle took a two goal lead in the first twenty minutes of the game but the Bulls fought back with Joe Tumulty hitting the bar with a 20 yeard shot. Jack Biggs then got one back for the Bulls from six yards after Argyle

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Here's a quick look back at a Hereford United news items from the BN archives dated January 30th 1999. HEREFORD United insist their plans for a new ground will be their lifeline for the new Millennium. The Bulls' precarious financial situation meant another player had to be sold this week when striker Mark Druce joined Kidderminster Harriers for £10,000. Hereford boss Graham Turner was left

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Southend have signed Colchester defender Pat Baldwin until the end of the season. The 29 year old spent the second half of last season at Roots Hall, but has now made a permanent switch after ten years with the U's. Bradford have loaned winger Mark Stewart to Hamilton until the end of the season. The 23 year old is still subject to a FIFA tribunal over whether the Bantams owe a fee for the player

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Gillingham Football Club have promised to compensate their 261 supporters who travelled to Accrington Stanley only to see their side lose 4-3. The Gills have now lost four games in a row and have dropped to ninth in the table. "We'll pay for the supporters who came up this weekend," manager Andy Hessenthaler told BBC Sport. "I feel really sorry for them. "Every player in that dressing room

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Hereford United striker Nathan Elder gave a long interview to BBC Radio Shropshire after yesterday's match at Edgar Street. In it he described his time at Hayes and Yeading whom he joined after leaving Shrewsbury and then his move to Hereford and back in full time football. "It wasn't full time football at Hayes," said Elder. "Coming back from injury and then only part time was very difficult

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In a game of few clear-cut chances, Hereford were comfortably swept aside by Graham Turner’s Shrewsbury Town in this afternoon’s A49 derby. Despite a reasonably bright start from the Bulls, the superior finishing and awareness of the visitors gave them a well deserved victory. An early corner for the home side gave fans a chance to see the latest training ground move. No fewer than five Bulls

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Shrewsbury Town manager Graham Turner felt his side deserved the win over Hereford United this afternoon. "It's another three points for us - I thought we won the game in the first half," Turner told the press. "In the second it had got a bit scrappy when we didn't pass the ball particularly well, but I thought we deserved the win. "Our strikers have had a lean time of late but we scored two

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Hereford police has said that 'all went off quite peacefully' today when some 1500 Shrewsbury Town fans came to the city for the local derby at Edgar Street. Around 80 police were visible around the town both before and after the game. Many of them were able to watch the game with little else to do. The force helicopter hovered above Edgar Street after the game. Around 150 Shrewsbury

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The Bulls retain a four point safety gap after today's results. Despite Dagenham (24pts) beating Rotherham 3-2, Both Plymouth (22) and Northampton (21) suffered 1-0 losses to Port Vale and Torquay respectively to keep the Bulls (26) clear of immediate danger. Bradford are a point ahead of the Bulls after going down 2-1 at Bristol Rovers, while Macclesfield are three points further clear despite

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Hereford United goalkeeper Adam Bartlett thought the Bulls started this afternoon's match with Shrewsbury Town 'quite well'. "First ten, fifteen minutes we caused them a few problems," Bartlett told BBC Hereford and Worcester. "But two bits of quality on the day turned it against us. "I think they were a lot more clinical in the final third. "It's a great ball in for their first goal. The lad

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Here are the main stats from this afternoon's A49 derby which Shrewsbury Town won 2-0. Possession: Bulls 46% Shrews 54% Shots on Target: Bulls 5 Shrews 6 Shots off Target: Bulls 7 Shrews 2 Corners: Bulls 4 Shrews 5 Fouls: Bulls 9 Shrews 10 Cards: Not one player on either received received a card. Man of the Match: Nicky Featherstone was chosen by the sponsors, HM Care, as their man of

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In his post match interview with BBC Hereford and Worcester, Jamie Pitman felt Shrewsbury won this afternoon's game at Edgar Street because they were more clinical than the Bulls. "I think that first half we had a number of opportunities that we haven't made the most of and the same in the second half," said the Hereford United manager. "We were very close to matching them. "The difference in

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The Bulls lost the A49 derby 2-0 to Shrewsbury. First half strikes from Terry Gornell and James Collins settled the game, but the Bulls had a clear penalty for handball denied before half time. Despite throwing on a trio of attackers during the second half they couldn't find a breakthrough. Full report later.

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Hereford United supporters who want to watch this afternoon's game against Shrewsbury Town and haven't bought a ticket should be able to pay on the gate. Whilst some sections of the ground are said to be close to being full, others have limited space remaining. Best advice to is to get to the ground a little earlier than usual.

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Just hours after leaving Shrewsbury, Steve Leslie has signed for Wrexham. The midfielder spent several months on loan with the Bulls earlier this season. "I was training with Shrewsbury this morning and then had the call to say that Wrexham wanted me," he told BBC Sport "I had no hesitation in agreeing to come here [to Wrexham] because the team is doing well and I just want to be playing

Organic Bullnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3038379.post-2745120149749126892012-01-27T19:08:00.001Z2012-01-27T19:13:53.854Z

Hereford United striker Nathan Elder is looking forward to tomorrow's game against his former club Shrewsbury Town from whom he was released last season after a long spell out with an injury problem. "It was nice to agree a deal and get myself a bit of security," Elder told the Shropshire Star. "Hopefully I can finally get settled and try and do my job properly. "With the injury it was very

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The odds for a Hereford United win over near neighbours Shrewsbury Town tomorrow afternoon have dropped slightly. Yesterday BetVictor was offering 3/1 but late this afternoon their price had dropped to 13/5. Current best price for a Hereford win is 11/4 with SkyBet. For a draw the best price is 5/2 and that's with BetVictor. Latest quote from SkyBet: Hereford 11/4 Draw 12/5 Shrewsbury 1 Onto

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The giantkillers dinner which is to take place on February 11th is sold out. The dinner, which will be held in the Starlite Rooms, is part of a programme of events to celebrate Hereford United's FA Cup win over Newcastle United in 1972.

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The HUISA coach to Gillingham on Saturday February 4th will leave from Radford’s at 8.00am with a fare of £23 (non-members £25). Seats can be booked in Radford's from 11.00am on Saturday prior to the Slop match or through  the Club office (08442 761939). For the match at Aldershot on Tuesday evening 14th February there is a 2.30pm departure with a fare of £16 (£18 non-members).  Fans should note

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Steve Leslie has left Shrewsbury Town by mutual consent, the Shrews have announced.The winger failed to break into the first team picture after returning to the club following his second loan spell at Edgar Street. The 24 year old scored four times in 21 games for the Bulls over four months in total, and started half of his 120 appearances for the Shrews since debuting in 2006.

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The Football Supporters Federation feel that some elite clubs are trying to muscle in on the lower division clubs firstly by suggesting they should be allowed feeder clubs and secondly by wanting an increasing slice of the youth development budget. FSF deputy chair Jon Keen gives his view: Back in October 2011 the Elite Player Performance Programme (EPPP) was introduced despite opposition from

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Macclesfield have signed winger Marcus Marshall from Rotherham on an initial months loan. The 22 year old has fallen out of favour since being red carded in the Millers' FA Cup loss to Shrewsbury in early December. Northampton have signed midfielder Luke Guttridge following his release from Aldershot yesterday. The 29 year old previously spent two years at Sixfields from 2008, and has signed an

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Shrewsbury Town have signed striker Romaine Sawyers on loan from West Brom ahead of tomorrow's game at Edgar Street.The 20 year old's only first team experience was an eight minute sub appearance while on loan at Port Vale last season, during Jim Gannon's disasterous stint there. He is also a St Kitts and Nevis u23 international.The Shrews have striker Marvin Morgan suspended for the game, while

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Trevor Owens, head of sport at BBC Hereford and Worcester, will be at Edgar Street tomorrow looking to interview supporters who have interesting memories of Hereford United's famous FA Cup run in the 1971/72 season. "We are majoring on the stories of the fans who went to Newcastle, and who saw the replay at Edgar Street - as well as the West Ham games," Owens told BN. He has already spoken to

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Hereford United defender Stefan Stam will not play any part in tomorrow's League Two game against Shrewsbury Town according to manager Jamie Pitman. Stam was substituted at half-time in the recent away game at Dagenham with a knee problem. "His fitness has let him down," Pitman told BBC Hereford and Worcester. "Fingers crossed it's going to be two weeks then he'll be back with us. "I just

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There will be full commentary of the Hereford United versus Shrewsbury Town match on BBC Hereford and Worcester's 94.7FM frequency on Saturday. Keith Hall will be behind the microphone at Edgar Street and former Bull Gareth Davies will be his summariser. H&W head of sport, Trevor Owens, will also be at the ground on Saturday. He is currently making a documentary about the Newcastle FA Cup-tie

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Hereford United manager Jamie Pitman has followed the lead set by director of football Gary Peters in trying to justify the recent new contract deals for various players. Talking to BBC Hereford and Worcester, Pitman called the deals given to Michael Townsend, Sam Clucas and Dan Hanford 'investments in the future'. He thought that Townsend has worked hard to improve his game in recent months

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144 pints of Butty Bach will be available in Addisons Bar on Saturday. The bar will be open from around 10am for Hereford United supporters before the Shrewsbury game and will stay open well into the evening to help celebrate the result.

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Former Hereford United manager Graham Turner has told the Shropshire Star that he expects a good atmosphere when he returns to Edgar Street with Shrewsbury Town on Saturday. “It will be a good atmosphere. “It will be an intimidating atmosphere with the crowd so close to the pitch. “I had 15 years there and I feel I left the club in a good state, both financially and in terms of the players

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Oxford have announced they will not be erecting a temporary stand for their derby match with Swindon due to the economics of the situation. The U's claim they would lose nearly £6 a seat due to the costs involved. The decision leaves the Robins with 1,250 tickets for the match that the home team have already sold out. Bournemouth say they have had a bid this week of around £500,000 rejected by

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From January 26th 1995: HEREFORD United have slashed admission prices after an "unacceptable" Endsleigh League Third Division performance against Chesterfield (on January 24th 1995). A mere 1,673, their lowest crowd of the season, saw Hereford beaten 2-0 at Edgar Street, and supporters at next week's home game have now been promised a £2 reduction from the normal prices of £7 for a seat and £5

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Hereford United Director of Football Gary Peters has blasted some supporters for making comments about recent signings of Will Evans, Sam Clucas and Dan Hanford on Bulls Banter without knowing all the facts. "I've seen certain comments about the youngsters we've signed," said Peters told the Official Site. "I feel supporters need to know all the facts before making certain comments." Peters

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The morning after the night before.  Bulls’ fans were celebrating their team earning a two-all draw at Newcastle United’s St James’ Park. The match originally scheduled for Saturday 15th January had been twice postponed due to heavy rain and the, then, Southern League team stunned the home crowd when Brian Owen gave the visitors the lead just seventeen seconds into the game. Malcolm MacDonald

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Port Vale's Supporters Club have nominated four people to form a new board should they get their wish to oust the current board. Two of the four are former club directors, one is the current Supporters Club chairman, and the other is the wife of TV commentator Gerald Sinsadt, who was previously a Commercial Manager at the club. Meanwhile, the local press has claimed that the club have tried to '

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Michael Townsend, Sam Clucas, and Dan Hanford have all signed new deals at Edgar Street for next season, the club have announced.Townsend will extend his Edgar Street stay for a third season after originally being signed by Simon Davey in the summer of 2009. Clucas and Hanford, who both came from the Glenn Hoddle Academy side, extend their short term deals into longer stays.There are now eleven

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Plymouth have appointed John Deehan as the club's Director of Football to assist manager Carl Fletcher until the end of the season.The 54 year old former Norwich manager has spent most of his career as no.2 to a string of managers including Mike Walker, John Gregory, and Steve Bruce. More recently he has had mentoring roles at Northampton, Lincoln, and Grimsby to mixed success. He helped the

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The Bulls entertain Shrewsbury Town in another League Two match at Edgar Street on Saturday.The two sides have been paired together in six of the last nine seasons after only sporadic meetings previously. The Shrews come to Edgar Street having won the last four encounters since Gavin McCallum and Ryan Valentine gave the Bulls a 2-1 win at Edgar Street in October 2009, while current Bull Nathan

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The Sun is currently running another of its two from £9.50 ticket promotions and Hereford supporters who travel to away games can take advantage of their offer. However the offer is £19.50 for two tickets, not quite as good as the headlined £9.50 price, but still a reasonable reduction.The away games in the promotion are:Bradford City - February 25thPort Vale - March 20thRotherham - March

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Michael Naylor from South Yorkshire is set to referee next Saturday's A49 derby between Hereford United and Shrewsbury Town.To date Naylor has only been in charge of one game at Edgar Street. That was in September 2010 when Simon Davey was manager. On the evening visitors Stevenage were 4-1 winners over a poor Hereford side.Kenny Lunt and Sean Canham were both booked but Canham redeemed himself

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Dagenham and Redbridge were defeated 1-0 at Torquay this evening so the Bulls stay five points above the relegation zone. In tonight's other match Wimbledon beat Macclesfield 2-1. In the conference James McQuilken came on as a sub for Kidderminster and scored a free kick from 25 yards. The game against York was drawn 1-1. Sean Canham was given a straight red card in Bath's game against

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New signing Ben Purkiss has had no shortage of admirers in his brief full-time football career.On signing for Oxford, Chris Wilder said of the 27 year old: “He’s an athletic footballer who likes to get forward and join in, and he gives us competition at right back, and in a couple of other positions as well." Meanwhile, last summer, when he was transfer listed alongside fellow Bull Simon Clist

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Hereford United have signed Ben Purkiss until the end of the season. He has recently been on trial with the Bulls. 27 year old Purkiss is a right-back. He was released from his contact at Oxford earlier today. At the start of this season he went on loan to Darlington but returned to Oxford in November. 6ft 2in Purkiss started his career as a trainee with hometown club Sheffield United in 2003

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BBC Hereford and Worcester's Trevor Owens is seeking fans to contribute to a programme on the 40th anniversary of the FA Cup win over Newcastle:BBC Hereford and Worcester are making a special programme to mark the 40th anniversary of Hereford United’s historic FA Cup third-round replay win over Newcastle United.While we hope to talk to many of the key figures involved at the time – manager,

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The Bulls lost today's reserve match, on Ludlow's 3G pitch, 5-2 to Welsh Premier side TNS.The Welsh side's official site reports "The Bulls featured a mixture of reserve and youth team players in their line-up" and that "the pick of the goals came from Tom Roberts with a stunning 30-yarder in the second half, while Greg Draper, Craig Jones, Nicky Ward and Charlie Proctor also got on the

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There are two league two games this evening however neither result will change the position of Hereford United in the table.AFC Wimbledon v MacclesfieldTorquay v Dagenham & RedbridgeHereford are currently 21st in the table with 26 points whilst Dagenham are 23rd with 21 points. The Daggers have tonight's game in hand over the Bulls but have a striker crisis at present.Forward Brian Woodall, who

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Today's reserve match with TNS has been switched to the 3G surface at Ludlow due to overnight rain.Supporters are still welcome to watch the game, kick-off 1pm, but heavy overnight rain has put paid to hopes the game would take place on the Edgar Street pitch.

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No Bulls in the Team of the Week. Port Vale and Bristol Rovers each have two players nominated in the XI. Kettering chairman Imraan Ladak admitted in an interview with the BBC Non-League show last night that he was, and still is, a shareholder in the company that the club are in dispute with over a sponsorship agreement. Ladak was on the company's board when the deal was struck, but claims he had

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Rochdale have called a 2pm press conference to unveil Accrington boss John Coleman as their new manager.The 49 year old has been manager since 1999 when the club were in the Northern Premier League Division One, then the seventh tier of the football pyramid. He matched or improved the club's league position in every one of his twelve full seasons in charge, culminating in reaching the League Two

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A club statement says that a limited number of tickets will be available on the day for the match with Shrewsbury on Saturday, 1pm kick off.Entry to the home section of the Cargill Terrace (Turnstile 16) and the Meadow End (Turnstiles 18, 20, and 21) will be available until sold out on the day. Ticket holders can use Turnstiles 17, 19, 22, and 23.Seated tickets for the Cargill Stand and Merton

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The Bulls will take on Welsh side TNS in a reserve match tomorrow afternoon, 1pm kick off.The game will be held at Edgar Street, and fans are welcome to attend the match. Entry is through the Starlite Rooms with a collection bucket for donations to charity.

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Bulls News understands that Accrington boss John Coleman has agreed personal terms with manager-less Rochdale. It is understood the two Clubs will now try to negotiate a compensation package before contracts are formalised.

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HUISA Chairman Keith Dodd has asked Bulls News to pass on his thanks to supporters for their patronage of the Starlite Rooms on Saturday night.Over 130 supporters attended a Race Night upstairs while another 70 came into Addisons Bar, many of which had attended the game at Oxford."It was a great night for the new suite and goes to show what the club hopes to achieve. It's nights like that which

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The Bulls are as long as 3/1 now to be relegated from the Football League.Dagenham are best-priced Even money for the drop. After back-to-back wins over Barnet and Gillingham, they have earned just one point from nine to leave them back in the bottom two. Saturday's loss to Crewe was highlighted by an own goal from a horrendous miskick by keeper Chris Lewington as he attempted to clear a

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Shrewsbury are close to selling out their allocation for Saturday's match at Edgar Street.This morning their official site reports that they have just 200 of their 1,300 allocation left, with all tickets for their half of the Cargill Stand gone and one block of the temporary stand also taken.

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A significant policing operation is in place ahead of Hereford United's local derby football match with Shrewsbury Town on Saturday (28 January). The fixture - which kicks off at 1pm - will attract one of the biggest crowds of the season at the Edgar Street stadium and police are anxious supporters can enjoy the occasion without incident. They have issued a warning that anyone causing trouble

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Darlington fans raised over £8,000 in bucket collections at the ground on Saturday as well as more than trebling their previous attendance. The Northern Echo is reporting that a proposed 'community interest company' model for the club will need £500,000 in backing by next weekend for the Administrator to consider the proposal. Talks over the future of the club's ground are to continue this week

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Accrington boss John Coleman is set for talks with Rochdale after Stanley agreed a request from the League One side.Coleman, and assistant Jimmy Bell, will now hold talks with the Spotland side with betting suspended by the major bookies. Rochdale said before the weekend that caretaker boss Chris Beech would be given every chance to earn the job, but their 3-0 loss to fellow strugglers Wycombe

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Hereford United's next game is against Shrewsbury next Saturday at Edgar Street. Kick off is at the earlier than usual time of 1pm. No doubt on police 'advice'. The game is all ticket for both sets of fans. Shrewsbury have already sold well over half their allocation of around 1200 tickets. Hereford supporters can obtain their tickets direct from Edgar Street either in person or by telephone.

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The Guardian's football staff chose Oxford's Michael Duberry as their Man of the Day after he scored three goals, including two for Hereford, yesterday afternoon. Is Michael Duberry in clutches of evil Darth Vader? Former Chelsea defender, now of Oxford United, scores two own goals: Michael Duberry The man known as "Mr 50p head" by fans of his old clubs put in a textbook performance: scoring

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Shrewsbury Town will be without Shane Cansdell-Sherriff for the game against Hereford United at Edgar Street next Saturday. The player was injured after a collision with Southend's Liam Dickinson at the Greenhous Meadow this afternoon. Reports say he was unconscious for a few minutes. He was taken to hospital where he was assessed but later released. It's thought he will be out for several

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Oxford United manager Chris Wilder must have been deeply unhappy that his side failed to take all three points this afternoon against Hereford United. "I'm happy in the quality and standard of play, disappointed in the two goals," Wilder told BBC Radio Oxford. "We've got a principle about playing here at the football club. We've created enough chances. Hardest part is to stick the ball in the

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Michael Duberry was the talk of the day as his 'imperfect' hattrick sealed a 2-2 draw at the Kassam Stadium. Oxford took the lead early on through a Jon-Paul Pittman effort before Duberry diverted a Joe Colbeck cross into his own net. As the game neared a close, Duberry looked to have given Hereford the three points by heading past Ryan Clarke, from yet another Colbeck delivery but the veteran

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Here are the reactions from a few Hereford United players after the 2-2 draw at Oxford. Nicky Featherstone: Great effort from all the lads today and a very good point. Would have taken that before the game. Safe journey home bulls fans Joe Colbeck: Wow what a difficult game that was I think we deserved the point unlucky not to get the three! Harry Pell: Again, another tough game, over da moon

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Hereford United manager Jamie Pitman felt that today's draw at Oxford was a 'great result' for the Bulls. "I would have said in the last 20 or 25 minutes that we would have taken a draw," Pitman told BBC Hereford and Worcester. "But you get a little bit disappointed that it came down to just that one chance right at the end. "I am slightly disappointed but ultimately I am delighted with a

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Below are the main stats from a gusty thee-sided Kassam Stadium where Oxford United and Hereford United drew 2-2 and Michael Duberry scored three goals including two own goals into the Oxford United net. Possession: U's 57% Bulls 43% Shots on Target: U's 8 Bulls 1 Shots off Target: U's 5 Bulls 5 Corners: U's 12 Bulls 5 Fouls: U's 7 Bulls 13 Cards: yellows for Ryan Green, Harry Pell

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The Bulls increase their safety gap to five points after today's games. Northampton are bottom of the table (21pts) after again squandering a lead in their 2-1 home loss to Barnet (29). Dagenham are also in the bottom two (21) after losing 4-1 at Crewe, with Plymouth (22) getting out of the drop zone with a late draw, 1-1, with Crawley. Bradford (27) conceded a late equaliser to draw 1-1 with

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Clinical finishing from surprise Bulls striker Michael Duberry earned the Bulls a point at the Kassam Stadium today.Duberry, making the unusual choice of playing for the Bulls in the kit of an Oxford defender, met a pair of Joe Colbeck crosses to give the Bulls a shock glimpse of three points. Unfortunately the best kept secret of the January transfer window was actually a hoax, and Duberry

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Oxford say Swindon offered striker James Constable a 'substantial increase' in his wages to make a move after having their third offer accepted by the U's. In a statement detailing the day's events, Oxford say Constable turned down the move after speaking to his family. Macclesfield have signed midfielder Dwayne Mattis after he was released by Chesterfield. The 30 year old helped the Spireites to

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Bristol Rovers have reported an operating loss of £1,939,141 for last season and chairman Nick Higgs says the club must cut its costs 'accordingly'. Amidst the figures are the wage costs for last season which were £3.7M. "Relegation to League Two impacts on the club with reduced revenues from the Football League, along with the requirements to introduce wage-capping as agreed by all League Two

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There will be full match commentary on BBC Hereford and Worcester from the Kassam Stadium this afternoon of the Oxford United/Hereford United League Two match. Whilst commentary will only be available on 94.7FM around Herefordshire, the pre-match build-up and post-match interviews will be on all their frequencies and the internet Keith Hall will be there for H&W. For those who subscribe to

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Oxford have signed striker Oli Johnson following his departure from Norwich.The 24 year old has signed a deal until the end of the season. He started his professional career late with Stockport three years ago before moving to Norwich, but he spent most of the last 12 months at Yeovil, scoring three times in 26 games.He is eligible for tomorrow's match with the Bulls, with boss Chris Wilder

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Following a note from the FA, former Hereford United manager Graham Turner has warned his Shrewsbury players about the potential perils of using Twitter. His message comes after Neil Warnock suggested tweeting by players might have played a part in him being sacked. "The FA's warned us that players whose tweets bring the game into disrepute will face action - and rightly so," Turner told BBC

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Aldershot have boosted their survival chances after signing striker Guy Madjo for an undisclosed five-figure fee from Stevenage.The Cameroonian forward recently ended a loan spell at Port Vale, with the Shots keen to sign him after allowing winger Jermaine McGlashan to join Cheltenham for a fee.Madjo impressed Shots boss Dean Holdsworth after netting three times against them for the Valiants just

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Addison's Bar will be open from 10am tomorrow for fans to congregate before the trip to Oxford.HUISA Chairman Keith Dodd told Bulls News: "The bar has great facilities and will be open when we get back from Oxford as well so we can celebrate... or at least drown our sorrows!"The bar has Stowford Press on tap, and will have Butty Bach on tap for next week's game.

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Hereford United travel to Oxford tomorrow and manager Jamie Pitman has said he expects another tough game. “We’ve got another tough game tomorrow,” Pitman told the Worcester News. “I remember winning there last season when it was a rollercoaster of an afternoon. “We could easily have been beaten but football shows that if you are prepared to work hard, dig in and have a great team spirit,

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Darlington will not be allowed to sign any new players after objections from Saturday's opponents Fleetwood. The Quakers were told yesterday afternoon they could sign a couple of teenagers to bolster their ranks, but title contenders Fleetwood objected to the move. Kettering captain Sol Davis says his side will travel to Wrexham tomorrow despite not being paid and having no communication from

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Earlier this week several bookies were offering 5/1 for a Hereford United win at Oxford this coming Saturday. Given the Bulls have won their last two away games and Oxford lost their last home game, some observers felt 5/1 was a fair price. However, currently, William Hill have upped their price to 11/2. Best price for a draw is 3/1 with BetVictor. Latest odds from SkyBet: Oxford 4/7 Draw 11

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Oxford striker James Constable has rejected the chance to speak to Swindon, the Robins have announced tonight.Paolo Di Canio's men had an increased bid accepted for the forward earlier today but Constable has rejected a meeting after what Oxford's official site calls 'further discussions during the afternoon'.The site also reports that Constable will return to training, after reportedly missing

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Hereford United manager Jamie Pitman has said that defender Michael Townsend deserved his place in last weekend's League Two team of the week. Last Saturday the Bulls defeated Dagenham 1-0. "He's certainly got his head down and done all we expect defenders to go and just defend and be strong," Pitman told BBC Hereford and Worcester. "He's really taken on board the information we've been giving

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After months of speculation, and denials from the player last week, Oxford striker James Constable is on the verge of a move to Swindon.BBC Oxfordshire has confirmed that the U's have accepted a bid from the Robins for the 27 year old, with his participation in the Bulls trip to the Kassam Stadium now in doubt. The BBC also report that the player has not trained with the U's for the past two

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Two Hereford United and former Swansea players died 43 years ago tomorrow while traveling to play in a Bulls match.Still in our thoughts.Below is an article written by Ron Parrott which originally appeared in www.hu-fc.co.uk in 2001.Hereford United vs Sheffield Wednesday - Brian Purcell and Roy Evans Memorial Match.The recent dank, dark and foggy evenings got me thinking about this month's

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