TALKING BULL UPWARDLY MOBILE – 50th ANNIVERSARY COLLECTORS EDITION

We are very proud to uniquely re-live the first Football League home match played against Reading at Edgar Street in 1972. Back then the Bulls were entering the Elite ’92 after their heroics in the FA Cup the previous season. Hereford fans have rarely, if ever, been tapped up for their recollections – so we’ve put that right. We even look back at the opening game of the season at Layer Road, when United travelled to play Colchester.

Of course our main focus is Hereford 2022, and we bring you the full background to the new signings plus plenty of our regular features, and a whole lot more packed into 48 pages.

New season – New Talking Bull. The independent fanzine with revelations!

Such as:
How to deliver a soliloquy at Oxford Services.
We reveal which squad player owns a healthy sandwich shop
And who makes films for a living.
Plus our very own 800m record setter.
We touch on the tale of the Edgar Street rabid dog.
Highlight which Step 2 manager earned a Champions League winners medal.
Who was left back in Australia?
And what happened to Lance Smith?
This and so much more crammed into issue 135.
The cover price for this absolutely packed 48-page, full-colour edition remains at £3 despite ever-increasing publishing costs, so please grab yours before they run out!

Watch out (and listen out) for our fantastic volunteer team of sellers who will be outside Edgar Street from 1:30pm on Saturday ahead of the Bulls’ opening National League North match of the season against Spennymoor Town.

Alternatively you can buy a copy online via the Talking Bull store.

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If you buy online a printed copy will be sent to you in pristine condition, but if you are happy to receive a copy electronically, which thus saves you postage and packing (and gives you the choice of reading the edition off-screen) you can purchase a copy at any time for just £2.99.

If you buy a digital copy you can even print the issue off at home.

All proceeds benefit Hereford FC through official match-sponsorship, or via the ‘Boost the Budget’ initiative.

By Editor

Lifelong Hereford supporter who has endured the rise and fall of the club through progressive generations. Sports journalist, broadcaster and commentator who will never forget his Edgar Street roots.

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