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Stories for 29 January 2005

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29/1/05 - Errors at back spread worry

KIDDERMINSTER Harriers boss Stuart Watkiss has admitted he cannot blame the Aggborough crowd for getting frustrated in recent weeks.   more...

29/1/05 - Injury causes Neil nightmare

NEIL Lyman admits his season has descended into a "never-ending nightmare".   more...

Dolphins grab third position

DROITWICH Dolphins hosted the first round of the Worcester Winter League.   more...

Hooper qualifies for Blue Chip test

WELLAND-based Sophie Hooper showed some good form at a national show jumping qualifier staged at West Wilts Equestrian Centre near Bath.   more...

Records collapse in Fossils' win

THE Fossils set the highest Worcestershire Cricket Board Indoor League score of the season in a 69-run win over newcomers Worcester Dominies & Guild.   more...

Stable finances are Turner's highlight

GRAHAM Turner reflected on his 500 games in charge of Hereford United and revealed keeping the club financially stable as the biggest achievement during his tenure.   more...

Errors at back spread worry

KIDDERMINSTER Harriers boss Stuart Watkiss has admitted he cannot blame the Aggborough crowd for getting frustrated in recent weeks.   more...

Injury causes Neil nightmare

NEIL Lyman admits his season has descended into a "never-ending nightmare".   more...

Players facing City axe says Snape

WORCESTER City's caretaker boss John Snape fears several players will be shown the door at St George's Lane once a new manager is appointed.   more...

Wolves target play-offs boost

WORCESTER Wolves have set their sights on finishing as high as possible as they attempt to secure a play-off place in their first season in top-flight basketball.   more...

29/1/05 - Players facing City axe says Snape

WORCESTER City's caretaker boss John Snape fears several players will be shown the door at St George's Lane once a new manager is appointed.   more...

28/1/05 - It's the return of the Kingsholm stalwart

SIX years after making the move from Gloucester, Tony Windo finally returns to Kingsholm tomorrow.   more...

  
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