Whilst being very pleased that the Bulls have scored five goals and taken four points from their last two games, director of football Gary Peters isn't complacent given the club is still bottom but one in the League.
"We know, not as a football club, we know as a town we've got a battle on our hands," Peters told BBC Hereford and Worcester after yesterday's match against Bradford City.
"We've going to fire-fight all the way from now to May to keep the club in this division. That's our target.
"And if everyone gets on board, I'm talking about the whole town, everyone should be thinking what can I do to help, even if it is just bring a mate with you to the game and shout louder. Everyone can help us.
"Just because we've started with a good draw at Swindon and a win here, it's going to take a while for the players to feel comfortable with what they are doing and for them to be their own coaches.
"This is a decent start but don't think the corner is turning, because it hasn't.
"We've got a lot of work to do and they need at least two months of work before I think they're ready to be allowed out on their own."
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