Merton Stand sold out

The Merton Stand is sold out for Saturday's match between Hereford and Peterborough Sports.

At the time of writing, there is also only two tickets left in Block G of the Len Weston Stand.

Peterborough meanwhile have only sold 10 tickets in the away seating, with Hereford being given Block F.

Could there therefore be an argument for Hereford being given the away terrace of the Len Weston Stand?

If you haven't got you ticket yet, get it here. 

THROWBACK THURSDAY | Hereford United 0-1 Darlington - 23rd April 1996

On this day 30 years ago Hereford lose out to a goal from Matt Carmichael.

Line Ups Hereford 1 deBont 2 Smith 3 Lloyd 4 Brough 5 Cross 6 James 7 Stoker 8 Wilkins 9 White 10 Hargreaves 11 Evans Subs Lyne, Fishlock

Darlington 1 Newell 2 Brumwell 3 Barnard 4 Appleby 5 Crosby 6 Gregan 7 Bannister 8 Gaughan 9 Painter 10 Blake 11 Carmichael Subs Shaw, Carss Attendance 5,359

Edgar Street On A Spring Evening

Hereford supporters filled Edgar Street last night for the crucial game against Marine.

A few pictures from befor Kick-off.

Jubilant Supporters Salute The Hereford Players And Staff

A number of pictures of jubilant supporters saluting the Hereford players and staff after last night's victory.

After Ninety Minutes

A few more memories from last night at Edgar Street.

I'm So Proud To Be The Manager Of Hereford FC

After defeating Marine last night, Hereford manager Aaron Downes spoke to the local media.

"I'm so proud to be the manager of this football club,"said Downes.

"Now please take this the right way everybody because I'm well aware, very conscious, that we need a result on Saturday so this is not done.

"I just want to state on record first and foremost that atmosphere was unbelievable at the end.

"We've got a great football club.

"I'm going to make sure that I do everything in my powers to refocus everybody and make sure we are ready to go on Saturday.

"It's a great night and a great result but it is paramount now that we sort ourselves out, make sure we are ready to go against Peterborough because we have got to make sure now, after tonight that we go and do it.

"I'm very happy, very proud, but at the same time I'm fully aware that we haven't finished the job." 

Andy Williams chased down the ball that led to the penalty that won the game for Hereford.

"He was the first person I spoke to when I went on the pitch. I made a bee-line straight for him.

"It doesn't surprise me with Willo but at the same time I can't let that go un-noticed  to him.

"I mentioned in the changing room afterwards to the players, I said if any of you want to model your career on anybody it is him because he sprinted, shut that down and then to be fair Kezy backed him up.

"Those are moments as a manager I can't control. I can tell them different things and what I think is right but they have got to do that and they have got to have the heart and desire.

"I can motivate them and I can cajole them into having that heart and desire but that's Willo in a nutshell and I'm estatic for him and I'm really happy to make a point that he's made a massive impact whether he is playing or not playing.

"He's been brilliant for me since I've been in and I can't thank him enough. He dese."ves that,  

 

Hereford Players After Win Over Marine

More pictures of the Hereford players after their 2-1 over Marine last night.

 

Another section sold out for Saturday

Two blocks in the Merton Stand are now sold out for Saturday's game between Hereford and Peterborough Sports.

Block B was the first to sell out, and now there are no tickets left for Block C.

A crowd of over 4,000 is expected, with fans knowing that victory will keep the Bulls in National League North.

On the final day last season, there was an attendance of 4,733. However, that was boosted by 499 Scunthorpe fans.

As it stands, it looks like already relegated Peterborough have only sold four tickets.

You can get your tickets for Saturday's game here. 

After The Final Whistle At Edgar Street Last Night

Great scenes following the final whistle at Edgar Street last night - Hereford had taken a giant step towards safety from relegation after defeating Marine 2-1.

Ten pics in this thread, more to follow later today.

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Skinner's Penalty - In Pictures

Aaron Skinner was the hero for Hereford last night. He had the bottle to take a penalty in the dying minutes of the game against Marine.

It was awarded after substitute Keziah Martin was brought down by the Marine keeper.

Upstepped Skinner whp blasted the ball to the right of the keeper.