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The Big Interview: Ups and Downes of football keep me grounded

Aaron Downes knows Hereford haven’t cracked it. The Bulls boss knows a humbling experience lurks around every corner in football.

BIG INTERVIEW: AARON DOWNES
By MATT BADCOCK

JUST PERFECT: Hereford are flying high under manager Aaron Downes. Right: Billy Phillips celebrates his hat-trick against South Shields last week
PICTURE: Steve Niblett

Aaron Downes knows Hereford haven’t cracked it. The Bulls boss knows a humbling experience lurks around every corner in football.
And the 41-year-old also knows the manner of their seventh win in eight National League North games won’t go unnoticed.
His side smashed South Shields 6-0 last weekend – even missing a late penalty – to head into the FA Cup break top of the very ear...

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