The Hereford FC chairman, Andrew Graham, has said that there is a 're-build' taking place with the side at present.
His comments come after a disappointing first half of the season which has ended with just 24 points from 20 games.
"People have to understand that the side are suffering some inconsistency at the moment, it’s not exciting people as it has done in the past," Graham told the Hereford Times.
“There is a re-build in place and there has been for a while.
"If you’ve got a team that turns up one week and then doesn’t perform how you want it to the following week there has got to be some questions asked.
"That is happening, the footballing management side are addressing what we need to, to make us more consistent and resilient."
Graham is hoping fans will get behind the team over the festive period starting with the home game against Guiseley on Saturday.
"We need the Hereford fans to turn up in force, to make the noise they are historically known for making and to get the Meadow End bouncing.
"That could be the difference as to whether we are able to push on at Christmas and into the New Year or whether we are content on and off the pitch to settle for mid-table."
Asked about going full-time, Graham was cautious.
"There has to be a moment in time when we say yes let’s go full-time.
"But remember part of that vision is sustainable so what we can’t do is use everything that we’ve got on the flip of a coin and say let’s hope we can get up in one year by using all of our reserves."
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