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Hereford boss will use Trophy disappointment to push club forward

HEREFORD boss Josh Gowling is confident his side will come back stronger from FA Trophy disappointment.
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By Matt Badcock

 

 
FALSE DAWN: Hereford celebrate

HEREFORD boss Josh Gowling is confident his side will come back stronger from FA Trophy disappointment.
Ahead with 15 minutes to go, the National League North side looked to be on course for Wembley glory, five years to the day they tasted defeat in the FA Vase final.
But a late turnaround from Step 3 Hornchurch made for a tough defeat and Gowling wants his players to use the disappointment to drive them forward next season.
“I think we controlled the first half, we just lost the game second half where we didn’t retain the football,” Gowl...

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