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BIG GUNS HAVE GOT THE EDS UP

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HIGHLY-RATED Kidderminster Harriers midfielder Ed Williams has attracted the interest of Leeds United, Derby County, Aston Villa and Ipswich Town.
The Championship clubs are believed to have all scouted the playmaker during the opening stages of the season.
The 23-year-old has been in superb form for the National League North side with six goals in seven appearances, earning him an England C call-up for their fixture against Estonia U23 at Leyton Orient next month.
Williams joined Kidderminster in the summer from Gloucester City having previously been at Cheltenham Town and is on a one-y...

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