By Chris Dunlavy

RARE OUTING: Kidderminster Harriers played 15 games only during the curtailed campaign
PIC: Stefan Willoughby

KIDDERMINSTER boss Russ Penn says he felt more like a welfare manager than a football manager as last season descended into farce.
Postponements, Covid-19 outbreaks and a protracted wrangle over the termination of the football at Step 2 meant Penn’s side had played just 15 matches by the time the National North campaign was finally voided in February.
“I was a welfare manager, that’s the reality,” said the former Burton Albion, York City and England C midfielder.
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