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** LATEST NEWS **
- 28 April - A late goal sinks Harriers and clinches
a play-off spot for Hartlepool. Harriers are awarded their first
penalty of the season, but Drewe Broughton has his weak kick saved.
- 28 April - Hartlepool visit Aggborough this afternoon
for Harriers' last home game of the season. The promtion chasers
will be looking for maximum points to keep themselves in the fourth
position they currently occupy just in case Chesterfield are punished
more severely. Harriers have injury doubts surrounding Paul Webb
and Drewe Broughton who both have hamstring problems. Webb is the
most doubtful but Broughton should make it. Hartleppol should be
at full strength. Expect Harriers to line up as follows: Clarke,
Medou-Otye, Stamps, Doyle, Hinton, Smith, Bennett, MacKenzie, Hadley,
Durnin, Skovbjerg. Also this afternoon Harriers end of season awards
are to be presented.
- 23 April - Harriers have announced eight matches
for their warm-up programme. The highlights are three home games
against Bristol City, WBA, and Birmingham City. The games begin
at Bromsgrove Rovers on July 14, and also include trips to Halesowen
Harriers, Evesham, Redditch and Halesowen Town
- 21 April - Drewe Broughton returns to the squad
for today's trip to Cheltenham having completed a two match ban. The
big striker played in the reserves in midweek but was unable to
find the net. Harriers are likely to field a different side to
the one that beat Plymouth on Monday as Molby wants to combat the
aerial threat of the hosts, particularly at set pieces. With that
in mind, expect Harriers to line-up as follows: Clarke, Clarkson,
Stamps, MacKenzie, Hinton, Shail, Bennett, Smith, Broughton, Hadley,
Skovbjerg.
- 18 April - Molby makes playing comeback! Manager
Jan Molby played the last 20 minutes of the Reserves' 6-0 win over
Tamworth at Aggborough coming on as a substitute for Peter Faulds and
showed the rest of the team how to pass, not once giving the ball
away.
- 16 April - Jan Molby made five changes to the
side for today's game, including naming Craig Hinton as captain,
and the players responded magnificently by running out 3-0 victors.
The win was Harriers' biggest since promotion to the FOotball League,
and sets up next weekend's trip to Cheltenham nicely.
- 16 April - Scott Stamps returns to the Harriers
squad for this afternoon's visit of Plymouth to Aggborough. The left-back
has completed a two game suspension and should return straight into
the team as manager Jan Molby is likely to make changes to the
side that was defeated at Chesterfield on Saturday. Expect Harriers
to line-up as follows: Brock, Clarkson, Stamps, Webb, Hinton, Shail,
Bennett, Smith, Hadley, Durnin, Skovbjerg.
- 14 April - The Chesterfield bandwagon keeps
rolling on, Harriers fall to the league leaders by the only
goal of the game at Saltergate. The Spireites deserved their
victory as Harriers showed nothing up front again, but apart
from the goal defended well to soak up Chesterfield pressure.
- 14 April - Drewe Broughton begins a two match
ban today for accumulating 10 yellow cards and so along with
Scott Stamps is missing for today's trip to leaders Chesterfield. A
win for the home team would be enough to ensure promotion if their
nine point penalty is not confirmed, either way Harriers will
want to spoil the party. Harriers probable line-up: Clarke,
Clarkson, Medou-Otye, Webb, Hinton, Shail, Bennett, MacKenzie,
Hadley, Durnin, Skovbjerg.
- 11 April - The reserves beat Hednesford tonight,
but the club also announced that they have pulled out of the League
Cup to ease the number of Reserve and Youth fixtures while the
whole of the Worcester Royal Infirmary Cup for this season has been
abandoned.
- 7 April - Torrential rain spoils the game as Harriers
suffer their first ever defeat in a league game at Macclesfield. The
gamed had started quite brightly, but once terrible defending had
gifted the home team a goal Harriers never looked like getting
bck on equal terms despite having most of the possession.
- 7 April - Harriers travel to old Conference
rivals Macclesfield this afternoon looking to build on the victory
gained last weekend over Shrewsbury. Thomas Skovbjerg is the
only injury worry with a small back problem, but he should make it, but
Scott Stamps will be missing through suspension. In the past,
Harriers' trips to Moss Rose have been very fruitful and today
they will hope to capitalise on this fact and record their first
double of the season. Harriers will probably line-up as follows:
Clarke, Clarkson, Medou-Otye, Webb, Hinton, Shail, Bennett, Smith,
Broughton, Durnin, Skovbjerg.
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