 |
** LATEST NEWS **
- 25 February - Harriers have taken Carl Brown on trial
from Derby County.
- 25 February - Cardiff triumph 4-2 at Aggborough, ending
Harriers' three game unbeaten run. Two goals from Drewe Broughton are
not enough as The Bluebirds score twice in the last five minutes of each
half.
- 24 February - Scott Stamps could return to the side
in tomorrow's lunchtime clash with Cardiff at Aggborough. Ian Foster
is still out with his hamstring injury, however, while Andy Ducros and
Mark Shail have both recovered from the flu that kept them out against
Southend. Despite turning the game against Southend in midweek, Ian
Bogie and Stewart Hadley may have to settle for a place on the bench
again. Expect Harriers to line-up as follows: Clarke, Clarkson, Stamps,
Bogie, Hinton, Shail, Bennett, Smith, Broughton, MacKenzie, Durnin.
- 20 February - Harriers storm back to beat Southend
after trailing to a freak first half goal, substitutes Ian Bogie and
Stewart Hadley score the goals to stretch the unbeaten run to three
games.
- 20 February - Southend visit Aggborough tonight with
Harriers looking to build on their fledgling unbeaten run of two games. Manager
Jan Molby is set to name an unchanged team to the one that gained the
creditable 0-0 draw at Orient. My prediction for tha Harriers line-up,
therefore, is as follows: Clarke, Clarkson, Medou-Otye, Doyle, Hinton,
Shail, Bennett, Smith, Broughton, MacKenzie, Durnin.
- 17 February - A battling performance gains a creditable
0-0 draw at Brisbane Road against Leyton Orient. the Os were reduced
to ten men in the second half with the sending-off of Carl Griffiths
but Harriers couldn't make the extra man tell and had to settle for a
point.
- 16 February - Drewe Broughton completes his move
from Peterborough, signing a three-and-a-half year contract, and
becomes the seconf most expensive player in Harriers' history at £50000.
- 10 February - Despite going behind to an early goal,
Harriers came back to earn their first victory since Boxing Day. Tony
Cottee proved that he is still a master of his art with a classic
goalscorers' goal as Barnet outpassed Harriers in the first half, but
after the break a 35 yard rocket from Neil MacKenzie and Drewe Broughton's
third goal in five games gave Harriers victory.
- 10 February - Harriers today entertain Tony Cottee's
Barnet looking to welcome back several injured players. Scott Stamps
may be available, while both Stewart Hadley and Ian Bogie came through
Wednesday's reserve team game with no ill effects. St@tto predicts
the following Harriers line-up: Brock, Clarkson, Smith, Doyle, Hinton,
Shail, MacKenzie, Horne, Broughton, Ducros, Durnin. (Beware, current
score: St@tto 0 Molby 37!!!).
- 5 February - The weather has caused the postponement
of tonight's youth game at Cradley, and tomorrow's trip to Shrewsbury
is subject to a pitch inspection at 10am.
- 3 February - Carlisle remain Harriers' bogey side,
inflicting the third defeat in four games. Poor early defending allowed
Carlisle to take a 2-0 lead which they never looked like surrendering
despite Harriers having nearly all of the play in the second half.
- 3 February - Harriers travel to Carlisle today with
no fresh injury worries other than Scott Stamps' troublesome hamstring,
but at the same time nobody is likely to return. Carlisle have Ian
Stevens available after an abscence. I predict Harriers line-up as
follows: Brock, Clarkson, Smith, Doyle, Hinton, Shail, MacKenzie, Horne,
Broughton, Ducros, Durnin.
|
