Hereford captain Nathan Cameron spoke about the 1-1 draw against Gloucester yesterday.
"I think we are a bit disappointed, bit deflated in the changing room," said Cameron.
"I said to the boys it is what it is.
"Four points out of six I think we would probably take it.
"It's probably not the way around we wanted it especially being at home.
"Four and a half thousand here today, incredible support.
"We take it on the chin and we move on.
"They are fighting for their life, you can't expect a team like that to come here and lie down for you.
"We didn't play great in the first half, second half we took the game to them a bit.
"But they were clever, they locked down and managed to scrape a draw out of the game.
"We're not going to win every single game as much as we want to, as much as we might create chances.
"Sometimes you have to take a point and move on."
Gloucester scored their equaliser whilst Hereford's Paul Downing was off the pitch.
"I think our communication was a bit, we came out not really marking our men and we paid the price.
"It happens, it's football, you're not going to be perfect every single game.
"They took their chance and held on for the draw."