Hereford manager Paul Caddis has warned that despite the recent good run of form he's keeping his feet on the ground.
A run of eight out of nine wins has lifted Hereford to 4th place in the National North League.
"I'm certainly not dreaming to be honest," said Cadiis after last night's 2-1 win over Buxton.
"We've still got our feet on the ground, yes we've won eight out of nine games but football if you get complacent it can bite you on the back-side.
"I've only managed for 18 months but I've played for a long time so I know how quick things can change.
"But we are in a good moment, there's no two ways about it, we really are.
"The players have put us there, I'm so proud ot them, they've been absolutely brilliant, even the last ten minutes and we're hanging in a little bit.
"My feet are firmly on the ground.
"That's three home games in a row to get nine points"
How have you turned the home form around?
"I'd love to sit here and tell you I've produced an absolute master-class but I really haven't.
"It's just momentum, just things going your way and scoring when you are on top and getting the little percentages to go your way."