Wednesday 29 May 2002
May 2002
May 1st 2002
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
Monday 20 May 2002
Saturday 18 May 2002
Thursday 16 May 2002
Wales secure three pointsWales 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.
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.
Tuesday 14 May 2002
Wales robbed of winHereford 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
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
Monday 13 May 2002
Turner confirms Bentley interestHereford 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
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
Friday 10 May 2002
Gav out - to YeovilYeovil 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
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
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
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
Monday 6 May 2002
Sunday 5 May 2002
Friday 3 May 2002
Wednesday 1 May 2002
Takeover bid confirmedA 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
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
Three United Players in Wales SquadThree 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;
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;
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