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Posted: Wed Apr 08, 2026 10:13 pm
I'm hopeful Hereford will stay up - worth it for the two games a season with decent crowds. It must be worth thousands of pounds to Harriers for the away fans!
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That's assuming Harriers are still in NLN - have to think positive, hope we don't play them again !!harry211 wrote: Wed Apr 08, 2026 10:13 pm I'm hopeful Hereford will stay up - worth it for the two games a season with decent crowds. It must be worth thousands of pounds to Harriers for the away fans!
All the more reason to get out of this gawd awful 'pub team' (where applicable) league with their plethora of plastic pitches. After all that's the mandate Adam Murray was given at the start of the season.Sheffield Harrier wrote: Thu Apr 09, 2026 7:40 am Hereford stay up.
Morecambe and Brackley come down. You’d think they’d both be a threat.
Harborough and their money come up.
Hednesford and their money come up (perhaps - it’s right there).
FC Utd might be back.
Redditch or Halesowen would be interesting and keep West Mercia police on their toes. But could as easily be Real Bedford (good grief ..) or Spalding.
Chester might challenge next year.
If whatever reason one of Shields or Fylde don’t make it up then they’ll be favourites.
You’d think Macc will be having another good go should they not go up through the play-offs.
It’s not going to be easy that’s for sure.
Perhaps Merthyr and Telford won’t have such good seasons.
And then we’ll have Bury steaming through in the next few years.
Agree with all of this. However I feel like I've had these same conversations at the end of every season ahead of the next one. Other clubs won't want to fancy playing us either.Sheffield Harrier wrote: Thu Apr 09, 2026 7:40 am Hereford stay up.
Morecambe and Brackley come down. You’d think they’d both be a threat.
Harborough and their money come up.
Hednesford and their money come up (perhaps - it’s right there).
FC Utd might be back.
Redditch or Halesowen would be interesting and keep West Mercia police on their toes. But could as easily be Real Bedford (good grief ..) or Spalding.
Chester might challenge next year.
If whatever reason one of Shields or Fylde don’t make it up then they’ll be favourites.
You’d think Macc will be having another good go should they not go up through the play-offs.
It’s not going to be easy that’s for sure.
Perhaps Merthyr and Telford won’t have such good seasons.
And then we’ll have Bury steaming through in the next few years.
As much as I am not a fan of Hereford at all... I can't disagree with any of this.TrialistA wrote: Thu Apr 09, 2026 12:01 pm If one of the teams in the relegation places is going to stay up, it's going to be either Alfreton or Hereford. Now, is there anyone amongst us who wouldn't want it to be Hereford? Alfreton bring very little to the games against the Harriers - neither money through the turnstiles nor attractive football on the pitch.
Good for him. He comes across as a decent bloke.garthrockett wrote: Thu Apr 09, 2026 6:52 pm Former Bull Jarrod Bowen has donated a"substantial sum" to sort the drainage problem at Edgar Street in the future.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/38772966/jarrod-bowen-pay-hereford-stadium-drainage-upgrade/
I'm not sure about these days but a few years ago the hoops needed to jump through to get a ground improvement grant from the powers that be were extensive, complex and lengthy.But it never fails to amaze me, bearing in mind the gulf in wealth between the top level and ours, how little appears to filter down by way of financial help, gifts, support etc. Or maybe we don’t hear about it?