Locals provide rooms for players of non-league side as community comes together for nearby team

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Residents near non-league side Kidderminster Harriers have come together to provide rooms for some of the team's players after the club made an appeal.The rented accommodation provided by the community has been described as "magnificent" by the club's manager, Paul Wotton.The Worcestershire club, which plays in the National League after being promoted from the sixth tier last season, sent out a message last week asking for those with a "comfortable bedroom with appropriate living facilities" to provide a room.Wotton, who played nearly 450 times for Plymouth Argyle, praised the community's response and how it will benefit the team after being promoted.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say He said: "Signing a player isn't just about getting them on the pitch for 90 minutes; we've got a duty of care to the player, and we need to look after them."The club is fantastic at that; they really look after our boys.

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There's been a really good response too, which is excellent."He hopes the rented...

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