We were well and truly beat here. The moment Krystian Pearce got himself sent off we were pretty much done. I had hoped he had been fouled initially in the build-up but it is now clear he wasn’t. Gowling said the player knew he had made a mistake having previously been warned about being a … Continue reading Hereford FC (From the Cider Country) Away Days – Kidderminster Harriers.
I am not ashamed to have two clubs. Liverpool is the team I grew up adoring as a five-year-old kid, seeing John Barnes fly down the wing and deliver something special. That moved on to the Robbie Fowler era and so on and so on. Was I a five-year-old glory hunter? I suppose I was … Continue reading The Excitement, the despair, the anxiety, the relief and the glory – The 18/19 Season as an LFC and HFC fan.
FFS. How have we not won this?? It was a frustrating 90 minutes, to say the least. I have completed the Ashton away double this season. In fact, I have not seen Hereford win away from home since the trip to Curzon in August. I was hoping this visit might reverse this bok. I usually … Continue reading Hereford F.C (From The Cider Country) Away Days – Ashton United.
Another eventful trip that included an expensive train ticket, a good following of away fans, a loss against ten men and lesson on how the West Brom Gareth Barry chant meant happy days for my PS4. All of this on New Years Day after a reasonably heavy one the previous evening. Now, you can tell … Continue reading Hereford F.C (From The Cider Country) Away Days – Kidderminster Harriers.
I was initially very sceptical about being placed in the North. Firstly, it meant that I missed out on a lot of ‘home’ games around the London area that would have been at my fingertips. Secondly, I knew that I would be mostly Jason Derulo (ridin’ solo) as probably and understandably, most of my pals … Continue reading Hereford F.C (from the cider country) away days – Curzon Ashton.
The Gubbage and the Glory! 