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No repeat of last year
Graham Turner is hoping that there will be no repeat of last year tomorrow when Tamworth visited Edgar Street and took three points home with them.
"It wasn't just the Tamworth game where we dropped points last season. We dropped them against Leigh RMI, Burton Albion and Woking. What we have got to do is make sure we don't let that happen again," Turner told the Evening News.
"We've hit a little bit of form again and winning is a habit. There is a feel-good factor about the place and there is a belief that we can now put a string of results together in the league.
"We were starting to slip beneath the teams at the top and it was important to get back up there. We played very well at Canvey Island, it was a comprehensive result.
"The way we passed the ball and the amount of chances we created really pleased me."
Meanwhile Tamworth manager Mark Cooper's men know they face a tough test at Hereford United's Edgar Street.
The official Tamworth site reports that Tamworth will be looking to continue their good run in the league and push on and up the table but Cooper is playing down all talk of a play off place.
"We have set ourselves a target of points by Christmas and are on target at the moment. We are not specifically aiming for the play offs, but obviously we will not be that far away if we continue to play well and continue to chalk up the points.
Tamworth will be without David Bampton who has failed to recover in time after limping off with a thigh strain before half-time against Gravesend last week.
But Scott Stamps, who suffered a dead-leg late on in the same game, is available for selection.
Player-manager Mark Cooper will also return after sitting out the Gravesend game due to a one-match ban.
Cooper said: "We're looking forward to the game. It will be tough for us against probably the best footballing team in the league, but we're on a roll and we'll be looking to keep that going."
One player who will not feature tomorrow is Chad Sheppard who has gone on a months loan to Redditch United.
