Former Hereford United manager Colin Addison has been reflecting on the season so far and what might be if the Bulls can clinch promotion.
"I fancy them to do it. I really do," he told BBC Hereford and Worcester.
"They've worked very hard this season, played a lot of attractive football both home and away. I've been most impressed.
"Graham (Turner)has taken criticism over the years. When you consider they dropped into the Conference some ten, twelve years ago and it taken a long long time to get back. But he's stayed with the club and worked very very hard. He's going to take all the credit and he will deserve this promotion.
"Going up to League One will mean more attractive fixtures both home and away. We're going to see bigger grounds. Another promotion will add to the interest in terms of sponsorship. All around Hereford United will benefit.
Asked how Hereford would survive in League One Addison said:
"I think they would do okay because of the way they play. Graham and John Trewick have got them playing passing the ball, keeping possession well and that is what this division is all about.
"A lot of good sides in that League. I've watched Swansea play twenty times this year playing a lot of good football, kept possession well and scored goals
"I think the present side would cope although I expect Graham will have some signings in mind for the future.
"Graham and his players will be concentrating on getting this result tomorrow. Such a big big game."
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