Talking Bull – The Independent Hereford Football Club Supporters' Magazine
Hereford are surprisingly set to meet Gateshead next season after the National League ratified the makeup of its leagues this weekend. This will certainly increase the mileage budget of many clubs in the division – especially Hereford who were anticipating a much shorter journey to Oxford City. However, it is…
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After problems surrounding the playing surface, and resulting enforced postponements, Spennymoor Town are currently upgrading the pitch at their Brewery Field ground ready for the upcoming Motorama campaign. The Moors have admitted an undulating pitch and insufficient drainage has tended to hold the club back and these issues, together with…
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Following the decision of the existing Hereford Football Club Chairman, Ken Kinnersley, to stand down from the Board of Directors from 17 June 2019, a replacement Director and the appointment of a new Chairman is expected within the next ten days. Originally, Kinnersley was the Vounteers’ Co-Ordinator at Edgar Street…
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The recent additions to the Hereford squad have yet to convince the bookmakers that the Bulls will be in contention for a promotion bid. One of the countries leading bookmakers, BetVictor, have released early odds for the upcoming Motorama National League North and show Hereford as 16/1 outsiders alongside Boston,…
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With many Hereford supporters about to take off on a summer break, how about this for some much-needed holiday reading material… The International Football Association Board have decided to implement 12 rule changes for next season, but are they really needed – or are they a load of bull? Talking…
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For approaching nine months supporters visiting Edgar Street cannot have failed to notice the extensive scaffolding that surrounds the walls of the club shop, club office and RE Resource Group Hereford Suite. This could well be impacting on much needed revenue via the club shop which is almost hidden underneath…
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Blyth Spartans have appointed the former Birmingham City manager Lee Clark as their new manager. Clark, 46, lost his last job at Bury in October 2017, and was rumoured to be in the running for the hot-seat at Edgar Street prior to the arrival of Marc Richards. The National League…
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This from HUST: Following the end of a 7 day Member Consultation period HUST confirms it has written to HFC to formally extend Director, Tony Taylor’s term of office, for a further 3 years. “We’ve had only positive comments from members about Tony via the consultation period which is pleasing”…
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