Fans interviewed by BBC H&W

BN's Chris Powis and HUISA chairman Keith Dodds were interviewed by Howard Bentham on BBC Hereford and Worcester this morning.

Powis was asked about last night's cup victory at Wycombe.

"We started well, created probably the first two decent openings. Stuart Fleetwood possibly should have taken at least one of them," he said.

"We had them on the run a little bit to start off with, then they came into the game, then we got the goal.

"It was from a really nice set-piece move from a corner.

"McQuilken and Fleetwood took the corner over on our left (Ed-right?). McQuilken took it short, Fleetwood hooked it over right to the far post, Richard Rose had made a run round the back.

"It was obviously something they had practised and he just headed it down just inside the six yard box and Manset was there to slide it over the line."

Dodds said it was a great start to the year.

"The financial side of this is wonderful. All we need to do now is put the League form right and win on Saturday and I hope that thousands get there on Saturday to help us acheive that.

"I think we are a far better side. We shouldn't be down there but we are. We had such a dreadful start to the season. I think they were some very bad signings by our previous manager. We need to win at home."

Asked about prospects at Sheffield Wednesday who the Bulls meet in the fourth round Powis said that the Bulls away form wasn't bad.

"The best Hereford results have come away from home this season so perhaps there is some logic in saying that we're probably better off playing away at the moment."

Dodds was asked how many he thought might travel to Sheffield Wednesday for the tie on January 29th.

"I would have thought we will take a couple of thousand. We will be busy organising loads of coaches."

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