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Josh Gowling: Hereford have given fans some cheer

Gowling’s men have the Buildbase FA Trophy semi-final against Woking on March 27 to keep their season going
Josh Gowling:

By Matt Badcock

BULLISH: Hereford edged out Aldershot Town on penalties

JOSH GOWLING is proud his Hereford heroes can at least give Bulls fans a huge game to look forward to.
The National League North side’s league season has been declared null and void following club voting over funding fears.
But Gowling’s men at least have the Buildbase FA Trophy semi-final against Woking on March 27 to keep their season going.
Hereford beat Woking’s rivals Aldershot on penalties last weekend and the boss believes the benefits are endless.
“The longer we can keep playing, the better it is next season,”...

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