Update & Happy New Year

Biggest ever ?
By KJ
December 31 2003

Not long before the Harriers/ Wolves clash. Is this the biggest game in our history, I dont think so. Maybe of we created a massive shock and won, it might be then. Plus news update

So its not long now until Saturday, and a certian match against Wolves. I will preview this more nearer the time. Before I go on to a few news items, one question ? Is this the biggest game in our history ? Personally speaking, I dont think so.

Yes, its up there, no question. for me though, many games eclipse it in terms of importance.The Rushden game in 99/2000 was obvioulsy more important and of course, for prestige, the league debut against Torquay. The Trophy finals plus the semi's, when we reached Wembley were pretty important too. Of course, the relagation win against Gateshead in 1992 was very important. I supoose in Cup terms its one of the biggest, not quite as big as the West Ham game though, that was the 5th round.

So lets just enjoy for what it is and hopefully it will be a good occasion. Of course, if we did acheive the impossible, it would go down as "one" of the greatest days in our history, so again I say, just enjoy it.Theres no pressure, just do our best and thats that. All the pressure is on Wolves really. Speaking of history, it would be one of the Wolves dark days in their proud history, if they were to lose, whilst if they won, it wouldnt mean that much (unless they went on to win the Cup!)

News update

Accoriding to reports, Adam Murray has yet to officially sign for Harriers, after a hold up with his agent. One player, who will be staying, for a while in any case is Andy White. Mansfield have agreed to extend his loan for a further month.

Anyway, thats all really, just to say a Happy New Year. Apparently tickets are still avalable for Wolves, see the official site for latest, updates etc.

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