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FANS LEFT RAGING AT BULLS DIP

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Richards calls for calm

THE WEEK IN WORDS
David Richardson runs through the stories which hit the headlines over the last seven days

OUSTED: Peter Beadle

TUE 13
HEREFORD set a most unwanted club record on Tuesday night. A crowd of 1,512 at Edgar Street became their lowest attendance for a league game since reforming in 2015.
Those that did turn out witnessed a 3-0 defeat at the hands of Southport, who leapfrogged the Bulls in the National League North relegation zone.
Supporters booed at times during the match and then vented their frustrations at full-time with the club now appealing...

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