Forward Ahkeem Rose has said he wants to stay with Hereford after only one game for the club.
Ahkeem Rose salvaged a point for Hereford at Chorley and hopes to score many more goals for the club
Rose signed for the Bulls on a short-term deal at the start of the month and having had to wait for international clearance, made his first appearance in the 1-1 draw at Chorley.
He salvaged a point for the Bulls as he came off the bench to pull his side back level - and he hopes many more goals are to come.
Speaking to the media after the game, 25-year-old striker Ahkeem Rose said he had trained with Hereford last season before moving to Scotland.
He said when he was without a club this summer, assistant manager Adam Rooney asked if we would 'have a crack' with Hereford: "I thought 'why not?', so here I am."
Rose started his career at Grimsby Town where he played 34 games in League Two before a move to Dover Athletic. After a spell with Weymouth, he moved north to Scottish Championship side Ayr United. A loan move to Hamilton Academical followed where he helped them achieve promotion to the Scottish Championship - his first promotion and he has similar aims at Hereford.
Caddis said Rose has "real scoring abilities", something the player - a number nine but happy to play out wide - said himself.
When asked what fans can expect from him, he said: "Goals, goals, goals."
He added: "The gaffer knows what I'm like as a player anyway so he just said go out there [at Chorley] and just express yourself and I feel like went out there and did exactly that."
On his future at Hereford, with Caddis initially dubbing him a "good short-term addition", Rose said: "I don't want to speak too soon but I guess we'll have to have a word with the gaffer.
"I'm pretty sure he will want to keep me as well and it's a nice club, it's a great club.
"I've been watching the club for a few years since Josh Gowling was the manager so I've known about it and a few of my mates have already played for them so just see what happens in the future and we'll make a decision going forward."
He added: "Any manager would want a striker who scored goals you know what I mean so like I said just see how it goes and hopefully I can stay."
He will be available for selection as Hereford take on Peterborough Sports at Edgar Street on Tuesday evening.