Relegation
Relegation. A word that strikes all football clubs with fear and trepidation. Something Hereford avoided by the skin-of-their-teeth. The realism is that clubs fail to compete well enough to remain
Talking Bull - The Independent Hereford Football Club Supporters' Magazine
Relegation. A word that strikes all football clubs with fear and trepidation. Something Hereford avoided by the skin-of-their-teeth. The realism is that clubs fail to compete well enough to remain
Earlier this year, I had a letter published in the non-league paper about Hereford’s opponents and their celebrations when they scored a goal. The trend seems to be deliberate. Don’t
After the recent visit of Spennymoor Town to Edgar Street, and the recent sad news surrounding Peter Heritage, Neil Grayson and Terry Yorath, we would like to give some page
Here at Talking Bull we continue to build up our career archive detailing former Hereford players, and in this article we take a look back at a terrific winger for
We conclude our Talking Bull look back at the momentous events of 1976, as Hereford lifted the Third Division Championship. Back on the 19th April, 1976, Manager John Sillett had
This is a very debatable subject. It depends upon circumstances and the outcomes of the results. Financially every Club would say that play offs are an essential lifeline because they
Good Onya Mate, the latest edition of Talking Bull – the Hereford Fanzine – is on-sale now via our online store. Hereford have struggled both on – and off –
So, it finally happened. The love affair that most Hereford fans had with Paul Caddis has come to an end. For what it’s worth, here are my thoughts. When he