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As well as speaking to the OS and BN, Hereford FC manager Peter Beadle also gave an interview to BBC Hereford and Worcester after yesterday's game at Brocton.
"Very pleased, good solid performance again," said Beadle.
"Very good second half and four nice goals to round it off.
"We've talked about momentum a lot lately and it's a massive word in football. We're having a good run.
"We had to make three changes in positions today with Ryan (Green) sliding inside because Nathan (Summers) was unavailable. Jimmy (Oates) has come in and played right back. Carlos (Moreira) has played in midfield out wide because Sol (Wheatley) is not fit.
"But it goes to show that we've got players available to come in and do a good job because Carlos came in and scored a goal and had a hand in another one.
"And Jimmy came in and was very good at the back and kept the clean sheet run going as well."
Given Hereford are thought as 'the big boys of the League how does Beadle keep everyones feet on the ground?'
"I don't think it's feet on the ground, I think it's about players wanting to improve themselves and I think we've made it imperative that we talk about standards and the standards we set ourselves.
"I know that I like to think that the group we've got at the moment, and if we can add one or two to it soon, then we'll have a good enough squad that if everyone reaches their standard that they set themselves every week we are going to be very close to achieving something.
"That's obviously the aim.
"Like I said last week, I didn't expect us to be where we are right now this early in the season because everything is so new, a new group of players but they've come together fantastically and we are on a fantastic run at the moment.
"Hopefully that will continue for a little bit longer and it will keep us up there but, like I said, we want to move on, we want to win things and that's the aim at the moment.
"We want to improve week in week out, we want to be better on Tuesday night that we were this afternoon, so that means players have got to step up and improve their game but also there are areas of the pitch where we think we need to strengthen and bring players in to give even more competition in the group.
"More competition, as long as it's healthy competition, that will make the players thrive and they'll know they have to keep their levels of performance up."