KIDDERMINSTER Harriers made a £25,111 profit for the year ended May 31, 2003. The figure is disclosed in the Coca-Cola League Two club's accounts which will be officially presented to Harriers' shareholders at their annual meeting in the executive suite
MUSHTAQ Ahmed tormented Worcestershire by seizing 5-65 in 21 overs as the visitors looked destined to follow on at Hove. The former Pakistan leg-spinner extended his season's tally to 58 wickets by reducing Worcestershire to 196-8 in reply to Sussex's
DIRECTOR of football Jan Molby believes Kidderminster Harriers will continue to improve after an encouraging start to their Coca-Cola League Two campaign. New-look Harriers have launched their programme with goalless draws against Rushden & Diamonds
HEREFORD United skipper Tony James has put sleepless nights behind him as he gears up to lead the Bulls on another championship charge. The proud 24-year-old may have put a fatherly arm around some of Hereford's youngsters after taking over the captain's
WORCESTER Warriors are ruling out moves for Rotherham's players. The ailing South Yorkshire outfit are on the brink of going out of business and their players have been scrambling around searching for new employers. With most Premiership clubs now unable
DIRECTOR of football Jan Molby believes Kidderminster Harriers will continue to improve after an encouraging start to their Coca-Cola League Two campaign. New-look Harriers have launched their programme with goalless draws against Rushden & Diamonds
WORCESTER Warriors came agonisingly close to victory in Ireland last night before going down 16-13 to Leinster. The Premiership new boys impressed in Clontarf but were ultimately beaten by a Conor Kilroy penalty three minutes before time. However, there
MALVERN soldier Katy Lancaster (above) will make history next month when she represents England at the World Tug of War Championships. Twenty-year-old Gunner Lancaster is a member of the Army Ladies Tug of War (560 Kg) team that has been invited to take
WORCESTER Warriors are ruling out moves for Rotherham's players. The ailing South Yorkshire outfit are on the brink of going out of business and their players have been scrambling around searching for new employers. With most Premiership clubs now unable
WORCESTER Warriors came agonisingly close to victory in Ireland last night before going down 16-13 to Leinster. The Premiership new boys impressed in Clontarf but were ultimately beaten by a Conor Kilroy penalty three minutes before time. However, there
