Manager Heeley hoping to blood new faces at Worcester City

Manager Heeley hoping to blood new faces at Worcester City Manager Heeley hoping to blood new faces at Worcester City

WORCESTER City could have two new faces in their team for today’s trip to Vauxhall Motors (3pm).

Manager Carl Heeley has been in talks with a number of targets this week as he seeks to revive his side’s fortunes following last Saturday’s 5-0 defeat at Halifax.

His hand has been further forced by a spate of injuries which has left the squad depleted for the Blue Square Bet North match.

Mike Symons (ankle), Stuart Whitehead (ankle), Danny Edwards (ankle), Matt Birley (toe) and Jacob Rowe (knee) are all major doubts for the Ellesmere Port clash.

It is also possible that players will have to leave in order to free up funds to bring in new additions.

Heeley said: “We have a number of players available to us that could come in. “We are hopeful of trying to tie up one or two deals before the weekend and we are working on them around the clock.”

City have also been tracking in-form striker Ethan Moore of Hellenic League Premier Division side Cheltenham Saracens, according to their manager Gerry Oldham.

However, the 20-year-old has also been interesting Gloucester City and he could make his debut for the Tigers against Hinckley United today.

Searching for talent in the lower leagues — the Hellenic is three steps below Blue Square Bet North — is nothing new for Worcester.

They plucked striker Michael Taylor from the obscurity of Midland Combination outfit Earlswood Town in the summer of 2011.

He has gone on to become a regular fixture in the City squad and scored eight goals this term.

  • Worcester fans are continuing to send in their memories of St George’s Lane ahead of its demolition later this year. To add yours, e-mail sc@worcesternews.co.uk, call 01905-742275 or write to Sports Desk, Worcester News, Hylton Road, Worcester, WR2 5JX.

Comments(1)

Doogie 46 says...
2:35pm Sat 9 Mar 13

Don`t mean to be a clever Dick, but during the failed regime of Dryden I was continually imploring him to trawl the lower leagues to find a few uncut diamonds that would be better than the dross that he was telling us week in week out were "massive" players.
I am an unashamed fan of Michael Taylor and I hope he will be here next season and given a fairer crack of the whip.
Kidderminster have done well with several of their squad from the lower leagues and their is no reason to doubt City can do the same.
Quite a few of the current squad seem to have flattered to deceive so let`s get digging.

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