Does Hereford want a Football League or Conference side? That is the question that has been posed by chairman David Keyte. The club is currently averaging crowds 330 below budget which would mean losing £22k over the remaining five home matches.
He noted that the club had been run on a shoestring under the previous regime, but suggested that there had been a lack of investment in the ground. Plans for both ends of Edgar Street were under discussion.
Does Hereford want a Football League or Conference side? That is the question that has been posed by chairman David Keyte. The club is currently averaging crowds 330 below budget which would mean losing £22k over the remaining five home matches.
He noted that the club had been run on a shoestring under the previous regime, but suggested that there had been a lack of investment in the ground. Plans for both ends of Edgar Street were under discussion.
Hereford is a ‘stand alone’ club in a reasonably prosperous area, although that prosperity is still very much linked with farming and food processing which can have its ups and downs. There is also a large retired population which either might not be interested in football or have allegiances elsewhere.