JAI Stanley believes he is a much better player than the one Worcester City shelled out a record fee for. Former City boss John Barton chose to stump up £10,000 for Stanley's services in November 2003. Before his big-money transfer, the attacking
SIMON Russell is expected to be the next player to commit his future to Harriers for next season after the diminutive winger gave Mark Yates a verbal agreement he will sign on. Russell is at his family home in Hull at the moment, but he has told Yates
ENGLAND pace ace Steve Harmison is set to continue his return to full fitness at New Road tomorrow when he spearheads the Durham bowling attack against Worcestershire in the Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy. However, Harmison's England colleagues Paul
WORCESTERSHIRE were struggling to save the follow-on as the third day'splay came to a close in the County Championship Division Two match with Surrey at the Brit Oval. The County started the day on 55-0, still trailing Surrey's mammoth first inning
ENGLAND pace ace Steve Harmison is set to continue his return to full fitness at New Road tomorrow when he spearheads the Durham bowling attack against Worcestershire in the Cheltenham and Gloucester Trophy. However, Harmison's England colleagues Paul
WORCESTERSHIRE were struggling to save the follow-on as the third day'splay came to a close in the County Championship Division Two match with Surrey at the Brit Oval. The County started the day on 55-0, still trailing Surrey's mammoth first inning total
SIMON Russell is expected to be the next player to commit his future to Harriers for next season after the diminutive winger gave Mark Yates a verbal agreement he will sign on. Russell is at his family home in Hull at the moment, but he has told Yates
JAI Stanley believes he is a much better player than the one Worcester City shelled out a record fee for. Former City boss John Barton chose to stump up £10,000 for Stanley's services in November 2003. Before his big-money transfer, the attacking midfielder
