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Swans tomorrow
By KJ
February 20 2004

Harriers take on Swansea tomorrow as they look for their 1st win of the year. just to help matters, the FA have charged boss Jan Molby with disagreeing with an incorrect decision by an impotent little man dressed in black

Harriers go into tomorrows clash with Swansea City with the knowledge that boss Jan Molby is to be charged by the F.A. following two critical errors by last weeks “Rugby promotions agent”, or a football league referee to give him his (in) correct title. The Kidder boss was sent to the stands after disagreeing with ref Tony “Master “ Bates decision to award Southend their 1st penalty. This is when he gave it for a foul on former Harrier Drewe Broughton by Abdou Sall. Broughton was being marked by Craig Hinton. I know who I think should be hauled before the FA and it aint the great Dane. Until referees are punished as well then the game is suffering. Okay, maybe refs shouldn’t be punished but they shouldn’t be above the law. I notice this week in Spain that one set of supporters are suing a ref for a bad decision. If the same laws applied here as they do in America, then most refs would be skint. Rant over.

Jan, told truth, now charged

Harriers go into tomorrows game with Graham Ward and Stuart Brock being injury doubts. Definitely out are former Swan Lee Jenkins, Adam Willis and Kenny Coleman. It is reported on the official site that Bo Henriksen could make a surprise return. Of course this is the first game since the departure of crowd favourite Danny Williams. As I write this, no new signings have been confirmed yet. One player who could be in line for a return is former skipper Mark Yates. The official site confirms that Yates, who is available for free or loan from Cheltenham, has been training with Kidder this week. The re signing of Yates could be a controversial move, with some of the Harriers faithful not great fans. However, Yates could be a good move in some ways. He is a 100% committed player and from what I’ve heard, he does hold some affection for KHFC. Who knows, but ideally it would be nice to get someone new. Harriers online report a rumour linking us to Walsall’s Darren Wrack. It would be nice but I believe he is a regular at Bescott and would doubt he would drop 2 divisions to a struggling team, nice thought though.

Anyway will add to this if anything happens. Perhaps we need a boost as we try and win for the 1st time in 2004. mind you, the Swans last win was on December 28th, same time as ours. Here’s hoping they are suffering a Cup hangover similar to ours having lost in the FA Cup last week at Tranmere.

News sources FA charge, official site,Wrack rumpour, Harriers online.

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No news is bad news

well its gone 7.00pm and Harriers havent added to the squad for tommorow.Of course this season has saw many late sigings, like the other week with the capture of Dean Keates and Ian Foster. Elsewhere other div 3 teams have added to their squads, Carlisle have signed Paul Warhurst and Macclesfield have signed Parkin from York City.

I suppose I was working on the pleasure/pain thing. We feel pain that Danny Williams had left and were hoping for some pleasure. Perhaps a new creative midfielder or striker but no one today. I suppose we must keep the faith and surely Jan is still looking out there.

Of course theres always Dele Adebola, maybe we have been trying for him. Today Notts County turned down the chance to sign him and signed Antione Currier, the former Harriers and everyone striker. Again Im dreaming but you never know and at least Ive got a photo of him.One player as mentioned earlier, Mark Yates has been training with us but there has been no move for him, yet.

Anyway, heres for 3 points tomorrow, more out of hope than expectation.