The FA have warned clubs of potential lateral movement at the end of the season. In a letter to all clubs from step two to seven of the non-league pyramid reinforcing the possibility of movements across leagues, but it's too early to be more specific.
Jamal Lawrence, who trialed with Hereford this summer but wasn't offered a deal, has signed for Midland Football League side Worcester City. City have also signed Cam Walker, James Timmins and Brad Reid on dual-registration deals from Stourbridge.
Former Bulls loanee Dara O'Shea has been awarded the Checkatrade Trophy player of the round for his performances throughout the group stages of the competition. Currently on loan at Exeter from West Bromwich, O'Shea told the Grecians' official site that it's nice to be recognised for his performances.
Hereford's media assistant Ben Catton has left Edgar Street to take up the Media Manager position at Newport County. Catton was responsible for the social media output for home games, as well as providing previews and reports. He tweeted that it was a dream come true after years of volunteering and completing an apprenticeship at the club last year.
Hereford's media assistant Ben Catton has left Edgar Street to take up the Media Manager position at Newport County. Catton was responsible for the social media output for home games, as well as providing previews and reports. He tweeted that it was a dream come true after years of volunteering and completing an apprenticeship at the club last year.
Curzon Ashton's new manager Mark Bradshaw has appointed his assistant, telling the club's official website Will Ryder will bring new, modern ideas to the role as well as giving the players a new face at the club. Bradshaw has been at the club for over ten years, taking over as manager last week.
The Hereford United Supporters Trust (HUST) have launched a new Facebook page to keep fans updated on their fundraising. The Keep The Bulls Flying initiative was created to ensure HUST can buy £289,000 of shares in the club by 2020 with the total currently standing at £175,000.
The Hereford United Supporters Trust (HUST) have launched a new Facebook page to keep fans updated on their fundraising. The Keep The Bulls Flying initiative was created to ensure HUST can buy £289,000 of shares in the club by 2020 with the total currently standing at £175,000.