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Deadline day ins and outs at Edgar Street
9:08am Tuesday 2nd September 2008
TWO members of Hereford United’s Nationwide Conference play-off winning side made their return to Edgar Street on transfer deadline day.
But a member of the backroom staff who played a significant role in United’s two promotions in three seasons has moved on.
Striker Andy Williams is back at Edgar Street on a four-month loan from Bristol Rovers until January.
While Jamie Pitman has left his role as player/assistant manager at Forest Green Rovers to return to the club as physiotherapist.
Pitman takes over from Wayne Jones who has joined Yeovil Town in a similar position after more than three years at Edgar Street.
For the full story on these moves, read Thursday’s Hereford Times.
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