Mark Carruthers of Non League Daily has interviewed Peter Beadle about his new challenge at Hereford FC.
Beadle told him: "We don't take part in these leagues to achieve sustainability, we want to win games, we want to win leagues and we want to do that as quickly as we can. But we also know that is going to be tough and we will have to be at our best.
We want to progress as a football club on and off the field, that is our key aim. If promotion comes along we will take it and with the following we have, with the ground we have, there is no limit to what we can achieve, the supporters will help us with that and there is genuinely no limit to what we can do"
Beadle also noted that retaining Edgar Street was key:
"Getting Edgar Street back was one of the most important things to do. You can always get a new manager, you can always get new players but the toughest thing is finding a ground. Had there been no Edgar Street there may not have been a Hereford FC, it was a major factor in the reformation of the club and it is our home"
And he also spoke about the challenge of the Midland League:
"For me as a coach or manager there are the same challenges. Teams want to beat you, everyone has strengths and weaknesses, you just have to make sure you are as best prepared as you can be. Sometimes I think in non-league there is a tendency to focus on the opposition too much, when actually you just get your own house in order and you can adapt to the challenges when you need to.
When people come to Edgar Street it will be their cup final because of the history at the ground so we know it will be a big test for us, that is something we know we have to contend with."
More comments from Beadle can be read at http://www.nonleaguedaily.com/top-stories/no-limits-for-new-bulls-insists-beadle.html