Despite his squad being short of six or so players, Hereford United manager has spoken with confidence about this evening's game at Wycombe.
"It's a testing time for the squad because of the injuries we have got," said Turner as reported by the Worcester News.
"We are going to a nice pitch but we just go anywhere now with a lot of confidence."
The paper says that Robbie Threlfall 'has been ruled out for up to eight weeks after a scan revealed a chipped bone and ligament damage in his ankle.'
Wycombe manager Paul Lambert has also spoken about tonight's match.
"Hereford are going great and they are in the top four on merit, but it we beat them tonight we'll be only three points behind them and that will give us a real boost with such a busy month coming up. We've got nothing to fear - we've been playing well ourselves and if we can improve our finishing we'll be in an even stronger position," Lambert told his Official Website.
Meanwhile young striker Theo Robinson failed to win the League Two November player of the month award. It was given to Chesterfield's Jack Lester.
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Next Game: Home Against Kidderminster In The League On Boxing Day 26th December At 1.00pm