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Hereford United manager Martin Foyle hasn't got the easiest of jobs at present. Just fourteen players were in training yesterday and that included two goalkeepers.
On top of that there's little cash available to pay the players and no hope of bringing anyone into the club at present.
"The board of directors are under pressure," Foyle told BBC Hereford and Worcester.
"They're under pressure to make big decisions, the ball is in their court.
"They have obviously got to try and find out what's best for the club.
"But, at the moment, I've got to stick the players together because there are a few precious minds in there at the moment.
"I've just got to make them confident, feel good and hopefully the supporters can get behind them."
Foyle may make a couple of changes for tomorrow's game against Wrexham.
Dan Lloyd-Weston looks set to regain his place as goalkeeper especially given he's off to Jordan after the game for an England 'C' game on Tuesday.
However Rod McDonald may not play as he has an achilles problem.
However Rod McDonald may not play as he has an achilles problem.
