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Turner happy with three points
Hereford United manager, Graham Turner, was happy with three points from yesterday's game with Tamworth.
"I thought we showed a lot of character to hang on to that, particularly after the goal they scored," Turner told the Non-League Paper.
"It was a careless mistake but a finish of the highest quality. There are not many players about who can do that, especially at this level.
"You could see that the goal gave Tamworth a real boost but we stuck to the task and did alright. we didn't let them get back into the game after the sending-off and had two good chances ourselves.
"Danny Williams was close to reaching his and Craig Stanley's been scoring for fun in training from chances like he had out there today.
"It was hard to see from the dug-out whether Tony James was the laast man for the sending-off but if referee decides that he was then he's got no alternastive but to send him off."
Meanwhile the attendance of 2714 yesterday was higher than for the corresponding game last season when Farnborough were the visitors. That game had a gate of 2630 even though it came just four days after the Bulls had defeated Halifax 7-1 at Edgar Street.
