The preview ahead of MD7…
By Luke Thompson - 02/09/2022
Posted 4 years ago
HARRIERS head for matchday seven on Saturday with the visit of Spennymoor Town to Aggborough.
The Moors make the long trip to Worcestershire following an unbeaten first six in National North. Wins against Leamington and Bradford (Park Avenue) go alongside draws with the likes of Darlington, Alfteton Town, AFC Telford United and Hereford on the opening day.
Harriers manager Russ Penn is wary of the strength of the Moors attack, and is expecting a solid test for his men.
Speaking on our YouTube channel, he said: “I actually think that they’ve got the best front four in the league.
“Like ourselves, they probably haven’t hit the goals that they wanted at the start of the season but Glen Taylor, [Rob] Ramshaw, [Jude] Oyibo and [Jordan] Thewlis have all been around this level a long time and know how to score goals.
“I think they’ll come and have a right go on Saturday, and I think it will be a really good game.
“Two good teams going at it on a good surface, I’m looking forward to it”.
Penn says Harriers may be without Tom Owen-Evans for the fixture who remains a doubt.
Owen-Evans has missed the previous three matches with an abductor injury.
Kick-off at Aggborough is at 3:00pm.
MATCH TICKETS
Home and away fans are reminded that the quickest and easiest way to purchase match tickets is to do so online via our ticketing platform.
Can’t purchase online? You can call our Ticket Office on 01562 823 931 who will assist.
Fans wishing to make a purchase in person can do so up to 15 minutes after kick-off on Saturday by visiting the Aggborough Ticket Office. There is an additional £3 added to admission prices (excluding Juniors) for tickets bought in this way, so please make purchases online where you can, which you can also do at any time until just after kick off.
MATCH DAY PROGRAMMES
Getting your hands on Saturday’s match programme couldn’t be easier – purchase your copy online now for free delivery.
AGGBOROUGH IS CASHLESS
All food outlets at Aggborough, as well as all sales points including the Ticket Office and match programmes and Harriers Arms, will be cashless for 2022-23.
Much of the stadium was already cashless during last season and we look forward to expanding this further to help improve the overall enjoyment and efficiency of fans’ experience at Aggborough.
SAFETY AT AGGBOROUGH
Harriers supports the campaign by The FA, the National League and others to clampdown on antisocial behaviour at football matches.
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