As well as featuring Hereford's Jamie Griffiths in the Guardian talking about Saturday's FA Cup match, one of Telford's media men has also been interviewed.
“The ‘old’ Telford United had a terrific record as giant killers. Those exploits brought a wave of new fans to the club. A cup run and a big tie would help the club financially, both through prize money and also by hopefully bringing a new generation of fans to the club. Older supporters would enjoy it as a reminder of the glory days.
With a young team and a bright young manager in ex-Wolves and Aston Villa centre back Rob Edwards, it’s an opportunity for them to display their talents on a bigger stage. We have the sons of three famous fathers in our squad: Henry Cowans, son of Gordon, Ryan Wilson, son of Kevin, and Will Marsh, son of Mike, who is also assistant coach to the victorious England Under-17 team.
I’m quietly optimistic. Our opponents, Hereford, are making more noise about the tie, as they sense another upset having knocked out Eastleigh. But we have a very enterprising team, we look to use width on both sides of the field, and in Marcus Dinanga we have a goalscorer who makes finding the net look easy. We aren’t often kept off the scoresheet, so if we can defend well on the day I feel we’re good for a replay at a minimum."