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Lowe down on Oxford loss
9:27am Wednesday 26th November 2008
DEFENDER Keith Lowe gives his thoughts on Harriers loss at Oxford. CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW TO LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW:
Comments (0)Riley on rock solid defence
10:00am Monday 24th November 2008
DEFENDER Martin Riley talks about Harriers' defensive resilience after they edged Wrexham 1-0 at Aggborough. CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW TO LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW:
Richards' hard work paying off
10:36am Monday 17th November 2008
STRIKER Justin Richards talks about bagging Saturday's winner against Rushden and Diamonds. CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW TO LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW:
Hero outlines FA Cup hopes
11:17am Monday 10th November 2008
HARRIERS keeper Adam Bartlett looks back on a fine performance between the sticks that kept Cambridge at bay Saturday's FA Cup triumph. CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW TO LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW:
Brittain basks in FA Cup glory
11:08am Monday 10th November 2008
WIDEMAN Martin Brittain reflects on Harriers' FA Cup victory over Cambridge and talks about Russ Penn's angry reaction to his substitution. CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW TO LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW:
McDermott takes his chance
9:40am Wednesday 5th November 2008
GOAL scorer David McDermott believes Harriers were unlucky to exit the Setanta Shield at the hands of Burton Albion in Tuesday's 3-2 loss at the Pirelli Stadium. CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW TO LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW:
Patience pays off for Riley
10:33am Monday 3rd November 2008
DEFENDER Martin Riley talks about making his first start for Harriers in Saturday's win over Grays Athletic. CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW TO LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW:
Hitman confident goals will come
10:40am Monday 27th October 2008
HARRIERS striker Stefan Moore reflects on the FA Cup win over King's Lynn, his stay at the club and when he will score his first goal. CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW TO LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW:
Harriers midfielder reflects on defeat
9:45am Monday 20th October 2008
HARRIERS midfielder Andy Ferrell believes that the squad cannot let Saturday's 1-0 loss to Kettering derail their season in the Blue Square Premier. CLICK THE IMAGE TO LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW:
Relieved MacKenzie
10:02am Monday 13th October 2008
MIDFIELDER Neil MacKenzie reflects on Saturday's win over Neil MacKenzie and his first goal in non-league football. CLICK THE IMAGE TO LISTEN TO THE INTERVIEW:
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