Hereford 0-2 City.

[Padz]

We got there in the end, after dominating for 60+ minutes it felt like we might not get the rewards.

League position tells me Hereford surely must usually be better than that, or maybe it's just a poor league as they were an awful side, even before the needless red card, big centre halfs firing the big up and under passes toward a bloke who comfortably filled Symmo's old Hereford shorts, with about 1/4 of his ability.

As for us, some nice stuff played at times, sometimes overplaying when popping a shot off may have been better, but you could see the method in wearing them down and tiring them out and eventually it paid off , a big part of that for me was the introduction of Coyle and Potter, with Potter unlocking them somewhat, his role at this club is a really important one and sometimes overlooked a bit i feel.

We had a big scare at 0-0 and after taking some flack earlier in the season Kai must take huge praise for a fantastic save from point blank range.

I'm beginning to wonder if Josh Parker needs to physically have an arm ripped off by a centre back in this division before he is awarded a free kick, it's baffling!

[marks]

Didn't see last night, but was at Saturday's game. There's a world of difference in the confidence levels, plus players are playing in positions they're comfortable with, and using tactics that make more of their strengths - notable that KML no longer attempts to play everything out short from the back. Nice to be looking positively up the table now, not so focused on looming relegation threats.

[sgodfrey81]

Despite our dominance in the second half, it felt like it was heading to 0-0. At times it felt like we were toying with them rather than putting them to the sward so pleasing that we finally got the goals and the 3 points, it was a deserved win.

I started looking at the gap the playoffs after the game!

Match photos here for anyone who couldn't make it: flic.kr/s/aHBqjBQKzx

[Rijs]

A fine record of a very satisfying win - thank you!