Skip to main content
Purdie back for Corby Clash

Match

Purdie back for Corby Clash

Monday, 10 November 2025

By KHFC Staff
Share

ON SATURDAY we’re pleased to welcome Harriers legend Jon Purdie to the Aggborough Suite as our special guest for the game against Corby Town.

Purdie will never be an unknown name in these parts thanks to his memorable time as a player – making close to a century of appearances in the 1990s, performing as an instrumental part of the side that won what is now the National League and reached the Fifth Round of the FA Cup in 1994.

Purdie, of course, scored the iconic goal that knocked out Birmingham City as part of that FA Cup run, but has links arguably even stronger to our opposition in the FA Trophy this weekend. ‘Purds’ was born in Corby, schooled there and has lifelong links to the area.

Will the Reds icon be pulling for Harriers, a club close to his heart, in Saturday's game, or will the pull of his hometown club prove too much? One thing’s for sure, with no replays in the FA Trophy, there will no hoping for a draw!

Enjoy your day, Jon – Always great to have you back with us!

Want to join Jon? He’ll be giving an interview at the Aggborough Suite prior to kick off on Saturday and hospitality has been slashed in price for the occasion! Book your place today by e-mailing commercial@harriers.co.uk.

Display preferences

These change how this website looks for you on this device. Your device and browser settings are used first — anything you set here overrides them.

Text size

Your browser’s own zoom and text-size settings still work, and stack with this.

Contrast

Not one switch: more contrast helps some readers, less helps others.

Following your device: default contrast.

Page colour

Black text on a white page is the harshest combination there is. A tint takes the glare off without making the text harder to read.

Colour vision

Pulls apart colours that are easily confused. Pick the one matching the colours you find hard to tell apart — the preview below changes with it.

Win
Draw
Loss
Info

This changes how colours look — it can’t rescue anything we’ve shown by colour alone. If you find something you can’t tell apart, please report it and we’ll fix the page.

Motion
Reading

Purdie back for Corby Clash | Kidderminster Harriers