Luke Haines scored the only goal of the game at Edgar Street yesterday and in his post-match interview he said he thought it was finally starting to happen for the team.
"We're not just team mates but we've got a good connection together on and off the pitch," said Haines.
"Everyone is as one. There are no groups, there is no singling people out, everyone is one.
"The only thing we need is for results to come our way and recently it's started happening. They were always going to come because at the start of the season we had losses and draws against teams we really should not be losing or drawing to.
"It's about time we had a few wins.
"We've got such good depth in the squad. If you are not in the squad or you come out due to injury there are players that will take your spot and they will keep it because they are good enough to do so."
Haines was booked early in the game and the Chief was seen to take charge of the situation.
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| Krystian Pearce Keeps Luke Haines Away From Any Aggro. |
"He reffed the game well.
"I picked up an early yellow which to be fair probably was a yellow.
"There was a little incident with Vinnie then he's gone up and shoved Vinnie and I tried sticking up for Vinnie, he's big enough and ugly enough to look after himself.
"I've got to stay out of things like that.
"There will a few decisions but you are not going to get everything right, the referee is never going to get everything right.
"He speaks to players well, the way he speaks to you that's all you can ask."
Next Saturday it's Kidderminster in the FA Trophy.
"We all know about the Trophy, Kidderminster at home.
"I think anyone who comes to our place should slightly fear us a bit, the fans behind the goal are magnificent.
"The fans at Hereford are famous for the noise they make and the numbers we get.
"I think everyone who comes here realises the base we've got."