Talking Bull – The Independent Hereford Football Club Supporters' Magazine
Hereford next face the new league leaders King’s Lynn Town in the FA Trophy 3rd Qualifying Round. Thankfully league points are not at stake and the Bulls goal difference will not be affected. However, the draw could hardly have been tougher. Somehow boss Russell Slade has to find a way…
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Hereford sunk to a demoralising second defeat in a row as Altrincham hammered the Bulls into submission in a 5-1 rout at Moss Lane. Boss Russell Slade hit out at a shocking performance as Hereford were weak in both penalty areas. The Bulls manager is now questioning both the players…
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In a little over four weeks millions of football fans will head out to cast their vote in December’s General Election – and the main political parties will be publishing manifestos including policies which could affect football. With that in mind the FSA has pulled together some core campaign ideas…
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Here is the Talking Bull “Good Pub Guide” to Altrincham ahead of the National League North fixture this weekend. Thanks, as always, to our resident fanzine Hereford Hophead – Ian Mann. ALTRINCHAM, Saturday 16 November This match should represent a good opportunity to savour the beery delights of Altrincham. Costello’s…
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Hereford had a great opportunity to move into the play-off positions against Alfreton at Edgar Street – but blew it. So, having made 6 changes ahead of Tuesday’s match, Russell Slade will have to re-consider his options depending on injuries and international call-ups. Altrincham have slipped after being definite promotion…
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The predominantly young Hereford squad sent out against Alfreton didn’t live up to the standard he sets maintained Bulls boss Russell Slade in his post match review of the match. Hereford lacked a cutting edge in their 2-1 defeat – their first home league defeat of the season – with…
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The Hereford boss Russell Slade was pleased his side dug deep to pick up a valuable and hard earned point at Blackwell Meadows against Darlington. The goalless draw was achieved despite being down to ten men from the 27th minute of the match following the sending off of Tommy O’Sullivan…
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Supporter representatives have told MPs that football urgently needs regulatory reform to prevent more clubs falling into crisis. Speaking at a hearing into the demise of Bury FC, FSA chair Malcolm Clarke and vice-chair Tom Greatrex told MPs that independent regulation was needed to prevent clubs, as in the case…
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