Kidderminster: The Vital Focus

After five years in the Football League, Kidderminster have spent the last 6 trying to get back in. Former Stalybridge Celtic and non league veteran Steve Burr took over the reins as manager in December and will definitely improve on 13th after some wise signings.

Nine came in, Aaron Griffiths joined from Aston Villa, Brian Smikle joins from Cheltenham, Nick Wright joins from Tamworth, Danny Lewis joins from Redditch, Lee Vaughan joins from AFC Telford and Keith Briggs joins from Stalybridge.

Burr also bagged 3 Bosmans in Michael Briscoe, Matty Blair and Callum Gittings

Kidderminster Harriers

Official site

Full name Kidderminster Harriers Football Club
Nickname(s) The Harriers
Founded 1886
Ground Aggborough, Kidderminster (Capacity: 6,250)
Chairman Barry Norgrove
Manager England Steve Burr
2009-10 Conference National, 13th


Likely Lineup tomorrow


—————-1 Lewis——————
16 Briscoe 2 Vaughan 3 Williams 22 Thorne
8 Briggs 10 Chris McPhee 11 Byrne 17 Blair
——-18 Gittings 29 Marc Williams——-

Subs
33 Stevens (G) 6 Albrighton (D)5 Shaw (M) 9 Morris (F) 14 Wright (F)

The Foes Form

Home Record 15th
Away Record 9th
Overall Record 15th


Biggest Home Win 3-1 Hayes & Yeading, 2-0 AFC Wimbledon
Biggest Away Win York City 1-2, Altrincham 1-2
Heaviest Home Defeat 1-3 Mansfield Town
Heaviest Away Defeat Newport County 3-0
Highest Aggregate Score 3-4 Southport


Heroes & Villains

Goals

Nick Wright 4
Chris McPhee 3
Jack Byrne 3
Callum Gittings 3
Tom Shaw 2
Marc Williams 2


Keeper Corner
Daniel Lewis
Games 14 Saves 68 Clean Sheets 2


Assists
Briggs 3
Gittings 3
McPhee 2
Morris 1
Blair 1
Williams 1


Yellow Cards
Oliver Thorne 3
Michael Briscoe 2
Mark Albrighton 2
Nick Wright 1
Jack Byrne 1
Tom Shaw 1

Red Cards
Mark Albrighton 1



Ker – ching

Highest Gate 1565 AFC Wimbledon
Lowest Gate 937 Gateshead
Average Attendance 1295
Total Turnstile Clicks 9070