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It was another fantastic victory on the road for Hereford FC, with the Bulls beating Southport 1-0.
Holmes the goalscorer, after finding space and slotting home.
However, the victory was overshadowed by chairman Jon Hale taking the decision to step down from his role with immediate effect on Sunday.
A statement released by Hereford FC said:
‘It is with regret that we confirm that Hereford FC Chairman, Jon Hale, has taken the decision to step down from his role as Chairman and Director with immediate effect.’
Hale said: “I have made this difficult decision after careful consideration for a variety of personal reasons.
‘I have been honoured to serve as Chairman for a second time, and thank everyone who has supported the Board and club in that time.
“We have the best supporters in the land, and I hope the club will go on to thrive and achieve the success it deserves for us all.
“To the staff and volunteers – you are the real heroes for your total commitment, passion and sheer graft to the benefit of our fantastic club.
“See you in the stands as I continue to support Hereford FC as I always will. Thank you everyone.”
The Bulls host Chester FC at Edgar Street on Tuesday evening. You can purchase tickets by visiting – https://herefordfc.ticketco.events/uk/en/m
Elsewhere, Harry Pitman rescued a point for Westfields at home to Bradford Town. Hereford Pegasus were beaten 1-0 at Roman Glass St George. Harrison Summers saw an effort cleared off the line, before Carlos Moreira saw red.
A youthful Hereford Lads Club were beaten 1-0 at Mangotsfield United. Goalkeeper Toby Bobryzcki putting in a fantastic performance to keep the scoreline down.
