October 28, 2023

MATCH PREVIEW | Hereford

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Fresh off the back of a fantastic result on Tuesday night, Chorley return to Victory Park today for another tough fixture with Hereford the visitors. The Bulls will consider their current eighteenth place to be a reflection on their poor start to the opening month of the season. With Paul Caddis taking over the helm at Edgar Street in the summer and bringing in a wealth of new players, an argument could have been made that the team needed time to bed in.

Results have picked up since mid-September and passage to the next round of the FA Cup was secured by defeating National League’s Rochdale to set up an away tie with Gillingham next weekend. The Bulls followed this result up with a creditable victory over Curzon Ashton 3-1, but defeat on Tuesday night by the same scoreline away at Alfreton Town may have stopped the Bulls in their tracks somewhat. They will be looking to make amends this afternoon.

 

Hereford’s playing record in the National League North for 2022/23 was:

16th. Played: 46. Won: 15. Draw: 10. Lost: 21. Goals For: 47. Goals Against: 56. Points: 55.

 

Head 2 Head:

Tuesday 6th December 2022 – Hereford 1-1 Chorley.

Tuesday 7th March 2023 – Chorley 2-0 Hereford.

 

Incoming:

Ethan Freemantle – 23 years old, centre forward. On loan from Kidderminster Harriers.

Jack Tolley – 19 years old, forward. Joined from Ilkeston Town.

Yusifu Ceesay – 28 years old, midfielder. Previously represented Kidderminster Harriers and Alfreton Town.

Jordan Lyden – 27 years old, midfielder. Made four Premier League appearances with Aston Villa in 2014/15, had football league experience, notably with Swindon Town.

Paul Downing – 32 years old, centre back. An ex-Hereford loanee, Downing joined after leaving Portsmouth.

Nathan Cameron – 31 years old, centre back. Previously with AFC Telford United.

Connor Stanley – 21 years old, midfielder. Joined after leaving Bolton Wanderers. Has represented Bamber Bridge this year.

Adam Rooney – 35 years old, striker. Previously represented Brackley Town.

Koby Arthur – 27 years old, midfielder. Previously with Maidenhead United.

Kyle Howkins – 27 years old, defender. Previously represented Newport County.

Jordan Cranston – 29 years old, left back. Was in the AFC Fylde title winning team least season.

Andy Williams – 37 years old, centre forward. Previous fan-favourite at Edgar Street. Unfortunately suffered a serious injury in pre-season.

Jason Cowley – 28 years old, centre forward. Previously represented Stourbridge.

Adam Livingstone – 25 years old, left back. Previously with AFC Telford United.

Curtis Pond – 28 years old, goalkeeper. Previously with Chasetown.

Alex Babos – 25 years old, midfielder. Previously with Banbury United.

Aaron Skinner – 21 years old, defender. Previously with Bamber Bridge.

Aurio Teixeira – 21 years old, midfielder. Previously with Alvechurch.

Ollie Southern – 21 years old, defender. Previously with Bala Town.

Lassana Mendes – 30 years old, midfielder. Previously with Bala Town.

Stats and information compiled by Martin Ramsbotham are correct at the time of publishing.

Trust Matchday Information:

We are looking forward to welcoming the fans of South Shields, and we hope they have a pleasant trip to Victory Park.

We have a comprehensive matchday Visitor Guide which can be consulted here.

At our matchday headquarters we sell:

  • Trust Membership - It's just £10 per year, or you can purchase online.
  • 50/50 tickets - These can also be purchased online here.
  • Golden Goal – Today’s Golden Goal sponsor is: Anglesey Self Catering Holidays
  • Pin Badges – Also available online here.

Visit our online store to see what else we can offer.

We’d like to express our gratitude to Anglesey Self Catering Holidays for sponsoring today’s Golden Goal draw. If you enjoy your match day experience, tell your friends and bring them next time. If you don’t, tell us and we will do our best to make sure your next visit is what you would have expected the first time.  

Part of our role is to ensure the supporters are happy around Chorley Football Club and Victory Park.

Enjoy the game.

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