SHANE BYRNE INTERVIEW 🏆:
This week, I interviewed the skipper Shane Byrne, I'd like to say thank you to him and answering my questions, he's such a great guy and a pleasure to be able to talk to him! This interview will follow in the thread.
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I know I don’t post on here anymore but I wanted to tweet this. Aaron was my childhood best friend, he was one of the sweetest people you could ever meet. I hope the Harriers fans can give a great tribute to such a kind and loving person.
RIP Aaron 😥
It is with profound sadness that we share the news that grassroots football has lost another young member of its family. Aaron Mills tragically passed away from meningitis on 3rd January, far too soon.
Kidderminster Lions, Wolverley FC and Kidderminster Harriers are coming together to celebrate the life of a truly special young man.
Aaron’s football journey began as a little boy at soccer school with Kidderminster Lions, where his love for the game was clear from the very start. He progressed through the club to Under 16s, supported by his teammates, coaches Dave and Sam, and proudly by his dad, Tony.
Aaron later went on to coach at another local club, where he continued to give back to the game, inspiring every young player he came into contact with. Known for his cheeky smile and fondly nicknamed “Asbo,” Aaron brought laughter, energy and kindness wherever he went. He will be missed beyond words by all who knew him.
Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences are with his mum Deniz, dad Tony, sister Casey, and all of Aaron’s family and friends at this incredibly difficult time.
As a mark of respect, Kidderminster Lions will hold a minute’s applause before all games this weekend. In addition, at Kidderminster Harriers’ match against Worksop Town, kicking off at 3pm at Aggborough Stadium on 18th January, a minute’s applause will take place in the 18th minute — for a very special 18-year-old lad taken far too soon.
If you are local, we warmly invite you to come along and help us celebrate Aaron’s life, his love of football, and the lasting legacy he leaves behind.
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🚨 STRIKER SIGNING
@khfcofficial announce that they have signed striker Gold Omotayo after scoring 20+ goals in the Vanarama National League North for Kings Lynn Town last season
Really disappointed today, had a man advantage for 60 minutes but didn't capitalise on it. Really should've buried the game in the first half. A lot to improve on, defence solid again.
THE LEAGUE STANDINGS 🗓️:
After the opening first three games, Kidderminster has scored an impressive 4 points taking them from Woking and York.
Although only scoring one goal, the defensive record is carrying the Harriers to vital points in their campaign.
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ROCK SOLID 🪨⚽️:
In the opening two game weeks of the National League, two Kidderminster Harriers have gotten in the team of the week. Congrats to Matt Preston and Nat Knight-Percival on these achievements!!
Kiddy have build a solid defence!
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Shane Byrne:
Captain Shane Byrne announced on twitter earlier today that he has successfully had his surgery. Now onto the recovery. Get well soon skipper 🫶
Kidderminster take the lead!!
It’s a cross by Joe Leesley which finds Amari Morgan Smith and it’s just squeezed over the line!!
York 0-1 Kidderminster Harriers
Injury News:
Unfortunately in the Harriers game against @wokingfc, Shane Byrne has tore his LCL and has two fractures in his knee and will require surgery to repair the damage.
Speedy Recovery Shane!
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