George Holloway is joined by Hereford FC media officer Gregg Davies & North East football expert Ian Sandford to discuss the Bulls' 6-0 win over South Shields and their upcoming FA Cup tie at Stafford Rangers.

The team start by looking at all the goals from last Saturday's emphatic win over the Mariners, and how Aaron Downes' game plan worked to perfection against his counterpart Mike Williamson.

Ian Sandford is on hand to look at the game from a South Shields perspective, and provide an update on the fortunes of the other North East clubs in the National League North.

To finish, George & Gregg preview Saturday's FA Cup tie at Step Four Stafford Rangers, where Hereford will be hoping to make it through to the third qualifying round.

Ahead of the 'Match of the Day' at the M&M Edgar Street Stadium against South Shields, we caught up with the Hereford manager Aaron Downes.

The Bulls boss says it is very early to be top of the table and a great feeling for the fans, but there is much work to be done. The club is ambitious for the season, but his side are not yet the finished article. Much more needs to be achieved for Hereford to maintain the levels currently enjoyed.

Expectations have now been raised because the club are top of the National League North. Downes insists they have to focus on each individual game, but also plan for the future.

Looking back at the victory at Harborough Town, he says he was pleased with the effort, endeavour and desire right across the pitch, and delighted Cawley Cox got off the mark for the season.

Downes says Mike Williamson's South Shields will be a genuinely tough encounter as they are unbeaten and their style f play will have to be countered effectively.

"It's a big test, but one we're looking forward to!"

George Holloway is alongside Keith Hall to discuss Hereford's wins over Spennymoor Town & Harborough Town and preview Saturday's clash with South Shields.

The duo begin by looking back at the 2-1 victory against Spennymoor last weekend, secured thanks to goals from Harrison Iwunze either side of the break.

Tuesday night's 0-3 win at Harborough is next on the agenda. Iwunze was amongst the scoring again, and there was a first-ever Bulls goal for local hero Cawley Cox.

The pair finish by previewing the home game against title favourites South Shields, who have made a positive start to the season under new boss Mike Williamson.

Ahead of the match against Spennymoor Town, Hereford FC Chairman Chris Ammonds joined Keith Hall at the Radio Hereford FC commentary position to discuss the encouraging start to the new season.

A host of topics, including player recruitment, the targeting of specific loan signings, and the selection pool now available to Aaron Downes, were discussed.

The idea of a hospitality facility at the Blackfriars Street end was outlined, as was an upcoming meeting with the Herefordshire Council.

Auditors are currently working on the 2025 Annual Accounts, and whilst the club are expecting a marginal loss, this was effectively due to losing three home matches last season due to pitch conditions.

The cost of the summer stadium refurbishment and drainage renovations is also revealed, together with what a realistic level of reserves the club should operate with.

Attendances are above revenue estimates so far, and so we find out how long it could be before Aaron Downes sees an increase to his playing budget.

Radio Hereford FC's Keith Hall met up with Bulls manager Aaron Downes prior to the home match against Spennymoor Town.

The pair discuss the challenges faced in the last Edgar Street game versus Chester, and the battle with the elements up at Haig Avenue Southport.

Afterwards, they look at today's opponents Spennymoor, who could provide a tough prospect despite a poor start to the season that sees them sit in the bottom four of the Enterprise National League North.

With a change of manager imminent at the Brewery Field, will the Moors' players up the ante against the Bulls?

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George Holloway is joined by Keith Hall to reflect on Hereford’s recent games against Chester & Southport, and preview the upcoming clashes with Spennymoor & Harborough Town.

The duo begin by looking back on the 1-1 draw with Chester last Saturday. They discuss the first-half strike from Billy Phillips that gave Hereford the lead, and whether Billy Waters was in an offside position for the Seals’ equaliser.

Monday’s 0-1 win at Southport is next on the agenda. The two talk about the match-winning penalty converted by Aaron Skinner, and the decision to award the spot kick by referee John Mulligan.

To finish, they preview the upcoming home game against early strugglers Spennymoor this Saturday, and the trip to National League North newcomers Harborough Town next Tuesday.

Keith Hall joins George Holloway to discuss Hereford's 0-3 win at Worksop and preview the upcoming clashes with Chester & Southport.

First up, the team look back on the emphatic victory at the KC Sofas Stadium last Saturday, Hereford's third win in a row. There were first league goals in a Bulls shirt for Luke Spokes & Danny Waldron, a stunning save from Theo Richardson, and a bizarre red card for Worksop's Aleks Starcenko.

Then it's on to the highly anticipated match with league-leaders Chester this Saturday. The team discuss the impact new Seals boss Phil Parkinson has made, and how Hereford can overcome his side at Edgar Street.

They finish by looking ahead to the Bank Holiday Monday trip to Southport, and a reminiscence on the Bulls' first ever meeting with the Sandgrounders back in 1972.

Here at Radio Hereford FC, we caught up with Hereford striker Cawley Cox ahead of the match against Worksop. Cawley says it's an amazing feeling pulling on a Hereford shirt, the city he grew up in. He's immensely proud to be playing at Edgar Street in front of crowds that he believes have contributed significantly to the victories so far.

We compare his role with the successful partnership he enjoyed up front at Merthyr, and discuss how he's adjusting to new styles and playing systems at Hereford.

Cawley is very upbeat as he knows the Bulls have some very exciting players in the squad who are adaptable, and he feels the quality will prove its worth in the months to come.

As a striker, he understands he has to be patient, but knows the goals will follow, and is delighted that his hard work is being highlighted, as it's the overall success of the team that counts.