Turner wants Forum Culprit found.

For the sake of Hereford United, Loveibull, must come forward and own up to posting the message on the independent forum that has caused all the recent trouble.

That's the gist of the message from those who attended this evening's meeting in Legends.

The meeting, attended by chaiman Graham Turner, director Joan Fennessey and around 25 supporters, started with a few words from HUISA chairman Keith Dodds. He said he hoped the meeting would 'draw a conclusion to this and get it sorted because it is definately detracting from all the wonderful good things that are happening around the club at the moment.'

The first question was about apologies for the problems.

Graham Turner replied that the club had received letters of apology from Martin Watson, the moderator of the forum.

Turner was then asked if Watson was banned.

He replied: "Yes, at this moment. I said I didn't want to see him at the ground and that still applies."

He went on to explain how the gate figures were collected and invited anyone in the room to have a look.

"What we don't want and can't stand is libelous acquisations about theft, misappropiation of funds, fiddling which is what this issue is about.

"I will defend the right of the staff here ... not to have their names dragged through the mire, the mud as we have got at the moment."

Turner then told the meeting that the moderator had been warned before about offensive libelous material appearing on the forum.

"After repeated requests we now find it comes up again. This is not about criticism, it is about a libelous statement."

Turner said he hadn't seem any mention of the hurt and distress this matter has caused Joan Fennessey.

"I would like to find out who Loveibull is. I don't think there is a doubt people in this room know who he is, or some people. I would like to find out who Invincibull is because I think he is one of the same person or a close relative and also connected to Reliable source."

More questions were asked and it later emerged that Loveibull had probably posted his message from America.

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