Chairman Graham Turner and vice-chairman Joan Fennessy have put their shares in Hereford United up for sale. Turner came to the club in the 1995-6 season, becoming chairman a couple of years later. In many respects the club is in good shape. It has made a profit six years in a row. A grant of £750,000 from the Football Foundation will help to upgrade facilities at the Blackfriars Street end with a 1,600-seater stand. The downside for
Chairman Graham Turner and vice-chairman Joan Fennessy have put their shares in Hereford United up for sale. Turner came to the club in the 1995-6 season, becoming chairman a couple of years later. In many respects the club is in good shape. It has made a profit six years in a row. A grant of £750,000 from the Football Foundation will help to upgrade facilities at the Blackfriars Street end with a 1,600-seater stand. The downside for any prospective purchaser is the limits to the largely rural catchment area of the club. Nevertheless, Hereford has been able to sustain a League 2 club when many larger towns have failed.