In an exclusive interview for Radio Hereford FC, Aaron Downes joins Keith Hall at the training ground as the new-look Bulls squad begin their preparations for the upcoming season in the National League North.

We quickly reflect on how well the squad coped during the pressure-cooker run-in, and congratulate George Munday and Cormac Daly on their recent moves to Brighton & Hearts.

New signings, possible loan acquisitions, fitness programmes, and the upcoming pre-season friendlies are all covered.

George Holloway is joined by Carson Wishart and Keith Hall to review a rollercoaster 2025/26 season.

The team begins by reflecting on the dramatic final day that saw Hereford grab a point against Peterborough Sports to stay in the National League North. They talk about all of the afternoon’s highs and lows, the determination and character shown by the Bulls, and, of course, the late equaliser from Mikey Lane.

Carson and Keith then launch into a review of the season by looking at the reasons behind Hereford’s struggles. How much of an effect did preseason have on the campaign, and how important a role did improved recruitment play in helping the Bulls avoid the drop?

The mastermind behind Hereford’s turnaround, Aaron Downes, talks to the club’s media officer Gregg Davies about staying up and building for next season, before Carson and Keith share their goal and signing of the season in the bullscast end-of-season awards.

To end, they turn their attention to next season and discuss what Hereford need to do this summer to start looking upwards, and whether Bulls fans can look forward to a bright future.

George Holloway is joined by Keith Hall to reflect on Hereford’s dramatic late win over Marine AFC and preview the final game of the season against Peterborough Sports.

They look back on all the key moments from the 2-1 victory on Tuesday night, including Aaron Skinner’s stoppage-time winner from the spot, and discuss the importance of the Bulls climbing out of the relegation zone for the first time in four months.

Already-relegated Peterborough Sports are the visitors to Edgar Street this Saturday. Keith breaks down where the threats may come from in Michael Gash’s side before the two talk through all the permutations for the final day as the Bulls fight to stay in the National League North.