Truro Hammer Bulls
Truro City defeated Hereford United 6-0 this afternoon with five of the goals coming in the second half.
The goals came from 42 year old Barry Hayes (2), Cody Cook (3) and Isaac Vassell.
Hereford manager Jon Taylor was 'sent to the stands' after 38 minutes for 'some out of place comments'.
Later he was pictured just behind the dug-out. The referee then had another word or two with him after he had tried 'to relay instructions from the stand behind he dug out'.
The defeat will be a savage blow to Hereford's aspirations to reach the play-offs this season.
According to Radio Cornwall, Hereford's day was summed by their sparse following who were singing the Beach Boys number 'I feel so broke up I wanna go home'.
Afterwards Truro manager Steve Tully gave his reaction.
"I thought the lads played really well and their second half performance deserved what happened.
"The pitch was bobbly and the way Hereford set up nullified our 3/5/2.
"We changed our formation to accomodate that and we were glad we got to 1-0 by half-time.
"And the way the lads played second half was a credit to them."
The referee gave out three yellow cards to Hereford.
However despite their defeat Hereford remain in 14th place with 29 points from 24 games.
Attendance 421
Hereford manager Jon Taylor was 'sent to the stands' after 38 minutes for 'some out of place comments'.
Later he was pictured just behind the dug-out. The referee then had another word or two with him after he had tried 'to relay instructions from the stand behind he dug out'.
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| Taylor sent to the stands but didn't have far to go. Pic - Jeff Reines, Twitter. |
According to Radio Cornwall, Hereford's day was summed by their sparse following who were singing the Beach Boys number 'I feel so broke up I wanna go home'.
Afterwards Truro manager Steve Tully gave his reaction.
"I thought the lads played really well and their second half performance deserved what happened.
"The pitch was bobbly and the way Hereford set up nullified our 3/5/2.
"We changed our formation to accomodate that and we were glad we got to 1-0 by half-time.
"And the way the lads played second half was a credit to them."
The referee gave out three yellow cards to Hereford.
However despite their defeat Hereford remain in 14th place with 29 points from 24 games.
Attendance 421
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