Bulls fans in NLP

Several Hereford United fans have been quoted in this mornings Non-League paper giving their views after Hereford were put out of the play-offs by Stevenage.

"There's been nothing original playing-wise and the performance in the second half was a bit gutless. The amount of money we spend going to the games and buying the merchandise would be worthwhile if we didn't have to put up with such disheartening performances," said Matt Richards.

"It's just desperate disappointment after a good season. Granted, it wasn't the free-flowing game we had last season but, to be honest, we showed a bit more steel this year - I think the club has moved on a step from last season," remarked Jon Hale.

"It's just another day in the office for a Bull's fan. Despite the trials and tribulations we have endured we keep on coming back for more. We do it because one day we will win - and when we do it will mean 1,000 times more to us than it does to a Manchester United fan winning another trophy," was the view of Mike Raven.

"The fair weather fans get angry at times like this, and while we're all very upset, it's easy to point the figure - we did as well as we could," suggested Chris Wilkes.

"It's been a great season with a sad, but fair, ending. I beleive we will walk the championship with a slightly modified and more eager squad," were the thoughts of Ben Arrowsmith.

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