Who Are... Kidderminster Harriers FC?
In what was a pulsating final at Wembley in May 2007, it is well documented that Kidderminster Harriers had to be the losers as Stevenage won the FA Trophy. Both sides shared the spoils in the league campaign, with each side winning 2-1 away from home, and in truth there wasn't a whole lot between the sides in the end save the seven points in the final 2006/7 table. A playoff spot was hoped for but in the end was too far out of reach.

In what was a fairly uninspiring 2007/8 season, the Harriers pottered along into what turned out to be a comfortable mid-table finish. The progress that the Worcestershire club had made the season before wasn't capitalised upon and there was no real danger of the Harriers gatecrashing the promotion push at any stage over the course of the campaign. But interestingly, the club scored just one less goal than they managed in their title-winning season - a 2007/8 tally of 74 certainly suggested they had goals in them.

Prospects for the 2008/9 campaign seem to be a case of as-you-were. There have been few notable movers and shakers heading into Aggborough, while striker Iyesden Christie's departure to Stevenage Borough is a gap that will need plugging. Thoughts of entering the playoff frame are a probably a little wide of the mark at this stage although pre-season odds of 20/1 rate them higher than the likes of York City and Forest Green Rovers. Dark horses for the top ten? There's definitely a chance...

BoroGuide Prediction: 14th