Three Points Delight Foyle

Hereford United pulled off their first home win this afternoon since November 6th and no-one was more delighted than manager Martin Foyle.

"I thought it was a good game," Foyle told BBC Hereford and Worcester.

Confusion Led To Musa's Own Goal

"We got ourselves edgy with a poor first goal, Bitts has come out and shouted keepers and James has made that decision do I head  home or do I head the ball out of play and unfortunately it's gone the wrong way.

"Then you start thinking here we go again but fair play to the lads I thought they were outstanding today.

"They've worked hard, closed down, wide players were influential.

"I was more pleased with the strikers today. They worked hard, ran the channels.

"I said at half-time two sloppy goals but other than that the rest of the play was very very good."

What about their penalty?

"It looked a slow penalty, usually people are on the move. He (Lincoln player) went one way and caught Kingsley flat-footed.

Bittner Failed To Save The Penalty

"When Sharp scored that fantastic goal it gave us that belief that we could go on and win it.

"This pitch is not a striker's pitch, it's a defender's pitch. But today we just had that little bit of a cutting edge."

Chris Sharp Holding His Face After Gilbert Had Caught Him.

Lincoln had Peter Gilbert sent off in the dying minutes of the game when he looked to elbow Chris Sharp.

Lincoln's Assistant Grant Brown Appeared To Be Angry With Sharp

"I'm going to do the Wenger thing, I didn't see the red card. There were too many bodies, lot of commotion going on which I didn't want to get involved in."

Security Made Sure Lincoln Management Left Quietly

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