We asked Hereford FC club chairman, Stig, some of your burning questions and listened to his insights on how the club can compete on and off the pitch in the future.

Your hosts, Tom Gough and KD Rai, had the pleasure of interviewing Stig in the off-season ahead of the 2025/26 campaign. Stig looked back at his last two seasons at the club including the progress of Hereford FC Women and the U18’s team, before addressing topics like the timing of the release of Season Tickets, the Blackfriars End and going cashless at Edgar Street.

Stig gave us his opinions on the 3UP Campaign, which many fans are in favour of, giving 3 promotion and 3 relegation spots to teams in the National League. Also a hot topic - Stig gave us some insight into what it would take for the club to go hybrid in the future and how we compete with other clubs in the National League North division.

10 more years for Paul Caddis was put to him, but we didn’t get a concrete answer. Maybe 9-years will suffice for now?

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00:00 - Intro

01:50 - Looking back at the last 2 seasons

04:07 - Hereford FC Women & U18's development

09:30 - Season Tickets

14:07 - Blackfriars End re-developement

15:35 - Going cashless at Edgar Street

17:30 - Hereford FC's future - finances, the hybrid model

24:50 - Competing in the National League North

27:15 - 3UP Campaign for the National League & Football League

28:45 - Paul Caddis 10-year contract

29:45 - Maintaining Edgar Street

32:15 - 101st anniversary of Hereford United

33:45 - Competing financially with other clubs

39:20 - Stig's favourite all-time Hereford players

41:15 - Favourite day as a fan & chairman

45:20 - Passing of Hereford fan Bob Graham

47:20 - The upcoming 2025/26 season & squad builder

51:37 - Thanks & Outro

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Reg Reynolds of Hereford Away Days fame joins KD and Tom to review the season.

They talk first about how Reg became a fan, his memories growing up watching the bulls and some of his favourite games over the years. The boys also speak about how Away Days came to be as well as some of the challenges that he faces in organising the trips. Toby Carvery deservedly gets a mention!

Then the review. At time of recording, it was only a matter of days after Hereford were denied a place in the playoffs by Scunthorpe. They all talk about individual games, the players and of course the gaffer Paul Caddis.

The talk of going hybrid or full time is never far away and how it might work and whether it actually would. Are Hereford ready to go up? Maybe next season?

We all live in hope!! Come on you whites!!

00:00 - Intro

01:20 - M&M Sports back at Hereford

02:47 - Reg & his love for Hereford

05:27 - Favourite ever Hereford game

07:19 - Hereford Away Days

12:44 - Hereford Sierra Leone Football Academy

17:22 - Favourite Away Day this season

18:34 - Hereford FC Season Review 2024/25

22:42 - Reflections on the last game vs Scunthorpe

26:35 - Financial reflections

28:43 - 2024/25 Squad

31:10 - Beginning of the season

34:15 - The ups and downs in the season

34:55 - Which clubs do you want to play next year

38:42 - Club revenue, cup runs and budgets

52:27 - Paul Caddis & his signings

57:08 - Crowds & Edgar Street

59:02 - Prediction for 2025/26 (& more reflections)

01:04:20 - Final Thoughts

01:06:57 - Diabetes UK Raffle

01:07:30 - Outro

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Tom and KD interviewed Sammy Robinson in the Fan Zone at Edgar Street, ahead of the Chester match.

Sammy talks to us about his journey into football including playing for Manchester City Academy, representing his country and his recent success at Hereford FC.

With Sammy being out injured at the time of recording, we wish him all the best in his recovery and return to full fitness in coming weeks.

Thank you to Jamie Griffiths, the club generally, Sammy himself and Paul Caddis for letting us interview him!

00:00 - Intro

00:55 - Hows the injury & recovery going?

01:44 - Early life & early career in football

04:07 - The player he used to try and emulate

05:40 - Setup at Man City Academy

07:10 - Playing for England (U15, U16, U17s)

08:42 - Experience with Port Vale

10:10 - Moving to Hereford & Paul Caddis

13:10 - Highlights this season

15:20 - Playoff run-in

16:39 - Quickfire questions

21:48 - Thank you Sammy!

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Hosts: Tom Gough, KD Rai

Media: Jamie Klein, Jo Clements.

A big thank you to Alastair Scott for helping with the equipment too.

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