Talking Bull – The Independent Hereford Football Club Supporters' Magazine
Edgar Street will be the venue for the Bulls next Herefordshire FA County Challenge Cup match against Holme Lacy. The Quarter-Final tie will be played on Tuesday, 15 November and carries a 7:45pm kick-off. Ticket arrangements are not yet in place, but it is envisaged only the Merton Stand Blocks…
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Despite the best efforts of both Hereford FC and Westfields FC, there will be a fixture clash on Saturday 5, November. Hereford issued the following statement on the matter this afternoon: In response to a number of enquiries posed in recent days, Hereford FC officials can confirm they have discussed…
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Hereford legends Ken Mallender and Dudley Tyler will be the ‘guests of honour’ at Edgar Street on Tuesday 1st November when the Bulls take on Larkhall Athletic in the Southern League, Division One – South & West. The former ‘giantkillers’ will take part in a Q&A session with supporters who will be enjoying…
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The following ‘Fans Elected Director’ Policy was adopted at the HUST Annual General Meeting last night as a framework to work from in future negotiations set to be held with the Board of Directors of Hereford Football Club. It was agreed that the document should be posted for comments from HUST members for…
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In a joint statement issued by Herefordshire Council and Hereford Football Club this afternoon, a new lease extension on Edgar Street for a minimum of 10 years is set to be in place by the end of the year. This means the club will have a lease valid until at least the…
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The latest issue of Talking Bull, the Independent Hereford Football Club Supporters’ Magazine, is NOW ON SALE. Initial supplies have already been placed in our Herefordshire retail stockists at Club Sport, South Street, Leominster and copies can also be purchased from the Hereford Club Shop, Edgar Street and FIT retailers, Widemarsh Street,…
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Hereford Football Club Chief Executive Officer, Ken Kinnersley, has revealed more background to the shock exit of Jon Hale as chairman which was announced yesterday. CEO Kinnersley insists Hale had no option but to resign as he “made a small error of judgement” which could have “been perceived as a conflict…
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The launch of the new business venture ‘My First Match’ is understood to be the reason behind the resignation of the former Hereford Football Club Chairman, Jon Hale. Hale, and his brother Will, have registered Greenhill Bespoke Limited at Companies House, with a website already set up under the brand name ‘My First Match’….
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