The Hereford head of football Tim Harris thought his side should have won the match against Brackley Town at Edgar Street this afternoon.
In a very close, tight encounter the Bulls had chances to win the game – most notably a Tom Owen-Evans missed penalty – but had to be content with a point in a 1-1 draw. Rowan Liburd put Hereford in front with a close range header after a Bradley Ash free-kick had cannoned off the underside of the crossbar. However, a poor back pass from Raheem Hanley virtually gifted the Saints with an equaliser as Matt Lowe had the simple task of crossing low for James Armison to level matters before the interval.
Harris ruled himself out of contention in respect of the new manager or head coach role at the club.
Interview: Keith Hall