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Monday, May 20, 2002
Saturday, May 18, 2002
Thursday, May 16, 2002
Wales secure three points
Wales have won their second match in the Unibond Four Nations Tournament, beating Scotland 2-1.
Hereford United's Tony James and Paul Parry featured in the match which puts Wales second in the table, two points behind the Republic of Ireland, on four points. The two meet in the final match. England have just two points, whilst Scotland have yet to open their account. The final games are played on Saturday.
After a slow start Wales played very good football in the second half of the match. They took the lead against Scotland in the 57-minute when Gary Lloyd scored direct from a free kick. Wales increased their lead in the 82-minute when Graham Evans, who had replaced Marc Lloyd-Williams scored following a very good move. Like in the England match Scotland scored their only goal in the third minute of injury time.
In tonight's other game, England lost 2-1 against Ireland, leaving the Irish needing just a draw from Saturday's game against Wales at Boston United, kick off 2pm, to win the championship. However, a Welsh win would see them take the Trophy. Only Wales or Ireland are still in with a shout of securing glory!
Wales have won their second match in the Unibond Four Nations Tournament, beating Scotland 2-1.
Hereford United's Tony James and Paul Parry featured in the match which puts Wales second in the table, two points behind the Republic of Ireland, on four points. The two meet in the final match. England have just two points, whilst Scotland have yet to open their account. The final games are played on Saturday.
After a slow start Wales played very good football in the second half of the match. They took the lead against Scotland in the 57-minute when Gary Lloyd scored direct from a free kick. Wales increased their lead in the 82-minute when Graham Evans, who had replaced Marc Lloyd-Williams scored following a very good move. Like in the England match Scotland scored their only goal in the third minute of injury time.
In tonight's other game, England lost 2-1 against Ireland, leaving the Irish needing just a draw from Saturday's game against Wales at Boston United, kick off 2pm, to win the championship. However, a Welsh win would see them take the Trophy. Only Wales or Ireland are still in with a shout of securing glory!
Tuesday, May 14, 2002
Wales robbed of win
Hereford United's Tony James and Paul Parry helped Wales to a 1-1 draw against England in the Unibond Four Nations Tournament at Boston United tonight.
An attendance of just 404 turned out for the game which Wales led from the sixty sixth minute though Neil O'Brien. A Simon Weatherstone goal three minutes into added time equalised for the English.
Gavin Williams, who recently moved from Hereford to Yeovil, also started in the Welsh team.
Hereford United's Tony James and Paul Parry helped Wales to a 1-1 draw against England in the Unibond Four Nations Tournament at Boston United tonight.
An attendance of just 404 turned out for the game which Wales led from the sixty sixth minute though Neil O'Brien. A Simon Weatherstone goal three minutes into added time equalised for the English.
Gavin Williams, who recently moved from Hereford to Yeovil, also started in the Welsh team.
Monday, May 13, 2002
Turner confirms Bentley interest
Hereford United chairman Graham Turner has confirmed that the Bulls have spoken to Telford United defender Jim Bentley.
Bentley's signature will be a coup for the Edgar Street club, as at least two other Football League clubs are thought to have discussed terms with him. Today's Shropshire Star said that a decision on Bentley's future is imminent.
United have yet to sign a player this summer, but lost Gavin Williams to Yeovil Town last week. "They made him an outstanding personal offer," said Turner, although it is thought that Hereford matched the contract financially.
Meanwhile, Halifax Town have been accepted to the Conference for next season following a meeting of officials on Friday.
Hereford United chairman Graham Turner has confirmed that the Bulls have spoken to Telford United defender Jim Bentley.
Bentley's signature will be a coup for the Edgar Street club, as at least two other Football League clubs are thought to have discussed terms with him. Today's Shropshire Star said that a decision on Bentley's future is imminent.
United have yet to sign a player this summer, but lost Gavin Williams to Yeovil Town last week. "They made him an outstanding personal offer," said Turner, although it is thought that Hereford matched the contract financially.
Meanwhile, Halifax Town have been accepted to the Conference for next season following a meeting of officials on Friday.
Friday, May 10, 2002
Gav out - to Yeovil
Yeovil Town have confirmed that Hereford United attacker Gavin Williams has signed for the Huish Park club.
The 21 year old Welshman had been offered a new contract at Hereford, it is thought which 'matched' his terms at Yeovil. However, he has chosen a move away from Edgar Street.
United should receive a fee from Yeovil for the move as Williams is not eligible for a free transfer under the Bosman ruling.
Yeovil Town have confirmed that Hereford United attacker Gavin Williams has signed for the Huish Park club.
The 21 year old Welshman had been offered a new contract at Hereford, it is thought which 'matched' his terms at Yeovil. However, he has chosen a move away from Edgar Street.
United should receive a fee from Yeovil for the move as Williams is not eligible for a free transfer under the Bosman ruling.
One in, one to stay?
Hereford United could be set to make their first summer signing, and retain a crucial player.
Telford United's out of contract defender Jim Bentley has been linked to the club, but the Bulls will fight with two un-named Division Two sides for his signature. Bentley, age 26, was the second top scorer at Bucks Head last season.
Hereford attacker Gavin Williams could also be set to stay at the club. Despite the financial crisis, the Bulls have said they 'will match' whatever he is offered by Yeovil Town, who were thought to be close to his signature.
Meanwhile, last night's meeting at the Richmond Club saw the vast majority of the audience vote to find out more about Supporters Direct. More on the story soon (when I get around to writing it up!).
Hereford United could be set to make their first summer signing, and retain a crucial player.
Telford United's out of contract defender Jim Bentley has been linked to the club, but the Bulls will fight with two un-named Division Two sides for his signature. Bentley, age 26, was the second top scorer at Bucks Head last season.
Hereford attacker Gavin Williams could also be set to stay at the club. Despite the financial crisis, the Bulls have said they 'will match' whatever he is offered by Yeovil Town, who were thought to be close to his signature.
Meanwhile, last night's meeting at the Richmond Club saw the vast majority of the audience vote to find out more about Supporters Direct. More on the story soon (when I get around to writing it up!).
Monday, May 06, 2002
Help the club and save money
Summer is traditionally a time of money shortages at Hereford United (is there a time that isn't!), so perhaps now is the best time to buy your season tickets. More...
Summer is traditionally a time of money shortages at Hereford United (is there a time that isn't!), so perhaps now is the best time to buy your season tickets. More...
Sunday, May 05, 2002
Turner interview on BBC
Read the BBC Hereford & Worcester interview with Hereford chairman Graham Turner. More...
Read the BBC Hereford & Worcester interview with Hereford chairman Graham Turner. More...
Friday, May 03, 2002
Wednesday, May 01, 2002
Takeover bid confirmed
A supporters consortium has tabled a bid for Graham Turner's Hereford United shares.
Bulls chairman Turner confirmed that he received the offer, tabled by long standing supporter and BOLSA committee member Martin Watson.
BBC Hereford & Worcester report that the consortium has experience of aiding clubs in financial trouble, including Bournemouth and Chesterfield.
More to follow soon.
A supporters consortium has tabled a bid for Graham Turner's Hereford United shares.
Bulls chairman Turner confirmed that he received the offer, tabled by long standing supporter and BOLSA committee member Martin Watson.
BBC Hereford & Worcester report that the consortium has experience of aiding clubs in financial trouble, including Bournemouth and Chesterfield.
More to follow soon.
Three United Players in Wales Squad
Three Hereford United players have been included in the Welsh semi-professional squad for the upcoming Home Nations tournament.
Goalkeepers: Tony Roberts - Dagenham & Redbridge; Pat Mountain - Newport County.
Defenders: Lee Woodyatt - Chester City; Tony James - Hereford United; Neil O'Brien - Carmarthen Town; Gary Lloyd - Barry Town; Andrew York - Barry Town; Matthew Coupe - Forest Green Rovers.
Midfielders: Ricky Evans - Total Network Solutions; Mike Flynn - Barry Town; Tony Pring - Newport County; Nathan Davies - Newport County; Simon Davies - Bangor City; Paul Parry - Hereford United.
Forwards: Marc Lloyd-Williams - Bangor City; Gavin Williams - Hereford United; Mark Dickeson - Llanelli; Graham Evans - Caersws; Peter Smith - Telford United.
Meanwhile, HU-FC.co.uk will endeavour to bring you the latest on the ongoing saga at Edgar Street, with news and information on the board's actions and team make-up over the next few days. Visit the Independent Hereford United Online Resource - www.HU-FC.co.uk.
Three Hereford United players have been included in the Welsh semi-professional squad for the upcoming Home Nations tournament.
Goalkeepers: Tony Roberts - Dagenham & Redbridge; Pat Mountain - Newport County.
Defenders: Lee Woodyatt - Chester City; Tony James - Hereford United; Neil O'Brien - Carmarthen Town; Gary Lloyd - Barry Town; Andrew York - Barry Town; Matthew Coupe - Forest Green Rovers.
Midfielders: Ricky Evans - Total Network Solutions; Mike Flynn - Barry Town; Tony Pring - Newport County; Nathan Davies - Newport County; Simon Davies - Bangor City; Paul Parry - Hereford United.
Forwards: Marc Lloyd-Williams - Bangor City; Gavin Williams - Hereford United; Mark Dickeson - Llanelli; Graham Evans - Caersws; Peter Smith - Telford United.
Meanwhile, HU-FC.co.uk will endeavour to bring you the latest on the ongoing saga at Edgar Street, with news and information on the board's actions and team make-up over the next few days. Visit the Independent Hereford United Online Resource - www.HU-FC.co.uk.
Tuesday, April 30, 2002
Turner To Stay.
It has just been announced that Graham Turner & Joan Fennesey have been persuaded by the Board to stay at Hereford FC for the time being. It appears that other Directors were worried that without GT at this stage of the season there would be nobody with enough football experience to run the club. More meetings will be held shortly.
It has just been announced that Graham Turner & Joan Fennesey have been persuaded by the Board to stay at Hereford FC for the time being. It appears that other Directors were worried that without GT at this stage of the season there would be nobody with enough football experience to run the club. More meetings will be held shortly.
Monday, April 29, 2002
Update - the Graham Turner saga
Graham Turner's future at Hereford United is currently being discussed in a board meeting at Edgar Street. Chairman Turner and company secretary, Joan Fennessy, have announced their resignation from the club.
HUISA chairman Kevin Wargen has offered his association's support to anyone who takes over Hereford United. He said that without Graham Turner, the Bulls would not be alive today and through BBC Hereford & Worcester, thanked Turner for his time at the club.
Graham Turner's future at Hereford United is currently being discussed in a board meeting at Edgar Street. Chairman Turner and company secretary, Joan Fennessy, have announced their resignation from the club.
HUISA chairman Kevin Wargen has offered his association's support to anyone who takes over Hereford United. He said that without Graham Turner, the Bulls would not be alive today and through BBC Hereford & Worcester, thanked Turner for his time at the club.
Update - the Graham Turner saga
Graham Turner's future at Hereford United is currently being discussed in a board meeting at Edgar Street. Chairman Turner and company secretary, Joan Fennessy, have announced their resignation from the club.
HUISA chairman Kevin Wargen has offered his association's support to anyone who takes over Hereford United. He said that without Graham Turner, the Bulls would not be alive today and through BBC Hereford & Worcester, thanked Turner for his time at the club.
Graham Turner's future at Hereford United is currently being discussed in a board meeting at Edgar Street. Chairman Turner and company secretary, Joan Fennessy, have announced their resignation from the club.
HUISA chairman Kevin Wargen has offered his association's support to anyone who takes over Hereford United. He said that without Graham Turner, the Bulls would not be alive today and through BBC Hereford & Worcester, thanked Turner for his time at the club.
Turner and Fennessy to quit
Graham Turner is set to quit Hereford United FC as both chairman and director of football.
The ex-Wolves boss, who has led the club for four years as chairman, told ClubCall: "I indicated to the board last week that I intended to resign from my position and I think along with that could well be and probably will be the resignation of the company secretary Joan Fennessy. I think it's been very difficult over the last three to three and a half years keeping the club alive. It's been a terrific strain making ends meet and there comes a time when you say hang on - there's no fun in doing this. There's a lot of supporters, quite wealthy ones, who might well be interested in coming and taking on board the problems that we've got."
A board meeting is being held today (Monday) at 2pm, where the directors will discuss the future of the club. Whether anyone else is set to step into the reigns at Edgar Street remains to be seen.
The club have huge financial problems but with Herefordshire Council leader Terry James' plans for the development of the Edgar Street site and news that two promotion places from the Nationwide Conference were likely to be available for next season, there were positive aspects for new investors to look forward to.
Turner commended his off-the-field staff, adding: "We haven't achieved a great deal on the park but we have kept the club afloat and I don't think that should be underestimated."
It is rumoured that a new consortium, headed by Mark Ellis, will are set to take over, but as yet no confirmation or denial of such stories has been made.
HU-FC.co.uk will bring you more details as and when they are released.
Graham Turner is set to quit Hereford United FC as both chairman and director of football.
The ex-Wolves boss, who has led the club for four years as chairman, told ClubCall: "I indicated to the board last week that I intended to resign from my position and I think along with that could well be and probably will be the resignation of the company secretary Joan Fennessy. I think it's been very difficult over the last three to three and a half years keeping the club alive. It's been a terrific strain making ends meet and there comes a time when you say hang on - there's no fun in doing this. There's a lot of supporters, quite wealthy ones, who might well be interested in coming and taking on board the problems that we've got."
A board meeting is being held today (Monday) at 2pm, where the directors will discuss the future of the club. Whether anyone else is set to step into the reigns at Edgar Street remains to be seen.
The club have huge financial problems but with Herefordshire Council leader Terry James' plans for the development of the Edgar Street site and news that two promotion places from the Nationwide Conference were likely to be available for next season, there were positive aspects for new investors to look forward to.
Turner commended his off-the-field staff, adding: "We haven't achieved a great deal on the park but we have kept the club afloat and I don't think that should be underestimated."
It is rumoured that a new consortium, headed by Mark Ellis, will are set to take over, but as yet no confirmation or denial of such stories has been made.
HU-FC.co.uk will bring you more details as and when they are released.
Turner quits
Graham Turner is set to quit Hereford United FC as both chairman and director of football.
The ex-Wolves boss, who has led the club for four years as chairman, told ClubCall: "I indicated to the board last week that I intended to resign from my position and I think along with that could well be and probably will be the resignation of the company secretary Joan Fennessy. I think it's been very difficult over the last three to three and a half years keeping the club alive. It's been a terrific strain making ends meet and there comes a time when you say hang on - there's no fun in doing this. There's a lot of supporters, quite wealthy ones, who might well be interested in coming and taking on board the problems that we've got."
A board meeting is being held today (Monday) at 2pm, where the directors will discuss the future of the club. Whether anyone else is set to step into the reigns at Edgar Street remains to be seen.
The club have huge financial problems but with Herefordshire Council leader Terry James' plans for the development of the Edgar Street site and news that two promotion places from the Nationwide Conference were likely to be available for next season, there were positive aspects for new investors to look forward to.
Turner commended his off-the-field staff, adding: "We haven't achieved a great deal on the park but we have kept the club afloat and I don't think that should be underestimated."
Graham Turner is set to quit Hereford United FC as both chairman and director of football.
The ex-Wolves boss, who has led the club for four years as chairman, told ClubCall: "I indicated to the board last week that I intended to resign from my position and I think along with that could well be and probably will be the resignation of the company secretary Joan Fennessy. I think it's been very difficult over the last three to three and a half years keeping the club alive. It's been a terrific strain making ends meet and there comes a time when you say hang on - there's no fun in doing this. There's a lot of supporters, quite wealthy ones, who might well be interested in coming and taking on board the problems that we've got."
A board meeting is being held today (Monday) at 2pm, where the directors will discuss the future of the club. Whether anyone else is set to step into the reigns at Edgar Street remains to be seen.
The club have huge financial problems but with Herefordshire Council leader Terry James' plans for the development of the Edgar Street site and news that two promotion places from the Nationwide Conference were likely to be available for next season, there were positive aspects for new investors to look forward to.
Turner commended his off-the-field staff, adding: "We haven't achieved a great deal on the park but we have kept the club afloat and I don't think that should be underestimated."
Sunday, April 28, 2002
Boston are the strongest link, goodbye!
Dagenham & Redbridge's 3-0 win over Chester City turned out to be a formality as Boston United beat Hayes 2-0 to secure the Nationwide Conference championship. Boston will play Third Division football next season whilst Hayes, who were already relegated, play in the Ryman Premier Division. Good luck to both in their newly-found divisions, and comiserations to Dagenham & Redbridge.
Dagenham & Redbridge's 3-0 win over Chester City turned out to be a formality as Boston United beat Hayes 2-0 to secure the Nationwide Conference championship. Boston will play Third Division football next season whilst Hayes, who were already relegated, play in the Ryman Premier Division. Good luck to both in their newly-found divisions, and comiserations to Dagenham & Redbridge.
Saturday, April 27, 2002
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