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Former Hereford manager Paul Caddis returns to Edgar Street tomorrow in charge of Kings Lynn.
In a preview of the game Caddis has been telling the Eastern Daily Press about his time in charge at Hereford which ended earlier this year.
He revealed it didn't start well.
"It was a genuine disaster,” he said.
"I was told after about a week in the job that there was less than five grand in the bank. So I had to completely strip the squad.
“We had no players. I had one under-18, under-19 player that I kept on and then I had to start again.
“It was just myself, walked through the door. No staff, nothing.
"It literally was just me and a desk the first day I walked in, and that was me for about a month, six weeks until Adam (Rooney) came on board.
"We got 69 points the first season and statistically nine of the previous ten years, 69 points got you in the play-offs.
“We finished 10th or 11th on 69 points, missed out. The following year we finished on 74 points. Again, somehow that missed out.
"So I’m immensely proud of the time I had there.
“We had some brilliant moments there. A club I’ve got real respect for. They gave me my first opportunity in management.
"I think the way it ended was pretty sour, with some of the stuff that went on that wasn’t acceptable and shouldn’t have happened, but it did.
“It’s an emotional club with emotional supporters."