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BULLS PLAN A RETURN TO EASE HOME CONGESTION

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 February 2026

By Paul Rogers

PITCH BATTLE: Hereford’s repaired pitch
PIC: Bulls News

HEREFORD FC are hopeful they will soon be able to play again at Edgar Street after the wet weather forced them to look elsewhere to fulfil a fixture backlog.
The Bulls have been able to fulfil only nine fixtures in National League North this season, and none since Boxing Day.
This Tuesday night, they will be playing Darlington at Sixways Stadium, home of the Worcester Warriors rugby union club and Worcester City FC.
The main issue at Edgar Street has been in one of the corners of the pitch, caused by ...

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