Gazza @ Aggborough


Gazza, Kidder bound

By KJ
October 30 2003

Former England legend, Paul Gascoigne could be making an appearance at Kidderminster Harriers in the next couple of days.Lets hope many come to see him GAZZA @ AGGBOROUGH
Sorry, don’t get too exited. No we haven’t done a Darlo and signed the former England legend, but he could be making an appearance. On Monday (3rd November) West Brom’s reserve team start using Aggborough for a few games during the winter. The Baggies first opponents are none other than their friends Wolves. As we all know Gazza is currently on trial with Wolves. He has already made one appearance this week for Wolves reserves, playing the whole game in a 3-1 defeat to Sunderland, this game being played at Telford. I had heard from a source at work that he was playing. Being as I work in Wolverhampton, one guy knows Gazza’s taxi driver. The usual cabbie/passenger relationship saw him tell the driver that he was playing the other night.
Or your info the game kicks off at 7.00PM and admission is £5.00 adults and £2.00 concessions.
HARRIERS NEWS
Well Harriers are still to sign a new striker and I’m writing this piece on Thursday night, so there is still time for a late deal. Many names keep cropping up. One is Carl Griffiths, according to another unofficial Kidder site clix to Harriers (sink Kiddy Links). He may be ok, but I think we could do with a big bugger. Other players who could be available include Mark Robbins. The former Man Utd and Walsall player, who has just been released from Rotherham. Who knows, lets hope Jan brings one in tomorrow, we do need it.
Harriers have quite a few injury problems ahead of Saturday’s game against Cambridge. They have signed a striker on loan from Crystal Palace today, and he goes into their squad. Harriers have a few players suffering from injuries and also many of the staff have been laid low by flu as well. Lets hope things get better.
Hopefully will update this tomorrow with news of a signing, otherwise, I will probably have a moan.

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