July 2005 (friendlies) Tues 19 Alvechurch (a) 2-1 Martin 2 WEDS 20 TAMWORTH (H) 0-1 SAT 23 Leamington (a) 2-1 Ball, Pinkney TUES 26 MOOR GREEN (H) 2-1 Duncan, Ball SAT 30 WORCESTER CITY (H) 0-0 August TUES 2 REDDITCH UTD (H) 1-1 O'Toole THURS KIDDERMINSTER
WORCESTER City will look for a better outcome today as they lock horns with leaders Stafford Rangers for the second time in seven days. Fourth-from-bottom City tackle in-form Boro at St George's Lane (3pm) hoping for a repeat of their impressive display
WORCESTER City's dismayed supporters could be forgiven for hitting the bottle early on New Year's Eve. Not in readiness to welcome home 2006, but to help drown their sorrows to forget City's limpest performance of the season. This mauling at Hyde United
EVESHAM United's Southern League Premier Division survival bid took another blow with their second home defeat over the holiday period. The Robins, watched by 226 fans, fought back in the second-half against top-half outfit Merthyr Tydfil but the damage
IMPRESSIVE Bromsgrove Rovers powered to their second comprehensive Southern League Division One West home win in a row. Jimmy Mullen's men beat high-flying Clevedon 3-0, days after thrashing Cinderford 6-2 at the Victoria Ground. Matt Johnson's deflected
BREAKAWAY tries from Matt Burke and Dave Walder edged Newcastle to victory in their Guinness Premiership clash with Worcester at King-ston Park. It was hardly a classic but the majority of the 8,864 crowd went home happy as Newcastle extended their unbeaten
HEREFORD United triumphed over adversity in more ways than one to produce their best Conference result of the season and strengthen their push for promotion. After falling behind with just four minutes played, the Bulls struck back to lead, only to suffer
A GROUP of good-willed supporters may wonder why they spent the day ensuring the pitch would be playable for Kidderminster Harriers' clash with Burton Albion. Because the players certainly did them no favours with another sub-standard Conference display
SKITTLES: Worcester Friendly Skittles Lea-gue Doris Styles Team KO Monday results: Cardents 457 Headers 319; Castaways 389 Hillbillies 426; Rushwick 389 Countymen 380; Kingfishers 422 St Oswalds 396. E & E Trophy Team KO Monday results: County Officers
Sunday, January 1, 2006 BREAKAWAY tries from Matt Burke and Dave Walder edged Newcastle to victory in their Guinness Premiership clash with Worcester at King-ston Park. It was hardly a classic but the majority of the 8,864 crowd went home happy as Newcastle
Friday, December 30, 2005 A GROUP of good-willed supporters may wonder why they spent the day ensuring the pitch would be playable for Kidderminster Harriers' clash with Burton Albion. Because the players certainly did them no favours with another sub-standard
WORCESTER City will look for a better outcome today as they lock horns with leaders Stafford Rangers for the second time in seven days. Fourth-from-bottom City tackle in-form Boro at St George's Lane (3pm) hoping for a repeat of their impressive display
Saturday, December 31, 2005 WORCESTER City's dismayed supporters could be forgiven for hitting the bottle early on New Year's Eve. Not in readiness to welcome home 2006, but to help drown their sorrows to forget City's limpest performance of the season
