Fans want Davey to Quit

During his post match summary from Underill BBC H&W's Keith Hall thought that Hereford United manager Simon Davey has to go.

"There has to be a change," said Hall.

"A safe pair of hands, a club man maybe, someone who is close to supporters, held in high regard, well-respected and experienced.

"Someone who maybe has fought a relegation battle before.

"All those boxes are very difficult to find but we need a caretaker at some stage just to try and handle things for the next couple of months maybe before the search for a successor begins."

BN's Chris Powis also spoke to H&W after the game from a pub near the ground.

"We're discussing the shambles that we've just experienced at Underhill this afternoon

"Some of it was shocking, absolutely no guidance whatsoever.

"We arrived here today as a football club on the back of a string of defeats so the last thing you want to do lose possession in mid-field where the goals usually come from.

"We played two strikers up front and the Spanish player in the hole. And that leaves us three in mid-field against their four. They walked around us.

"We were lightweight, we had no shape, we had no width at all.

"It was just shape-less. There was no guidance. They didn't appear to know what they were supposed to be doing.

"It's a sad state of affairs.

"The chants on the terraces were pretty unaminous. They want the manager gone."

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