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.

BBC Hereford & Worcester presenter Trevor Owens joins George Holloway to look back on Hereford’s heartbreaking defeat to Oxford City on Tuesday night and assess the Bulls’ survival chances heading into the final three games of the season.

A lifelong Hereford fan, Trevor shares how he first came to support the club and gives his thoughts on its current predicament, before answering the all-important question: Can the Bulls mount a successful charge to safety, starting this Saturday against Radcliffe?

Keith Hall joins George Holloway to reflect on Hereford's back-to-back victories and preview a huge week for the Bulls as they host South Shields and Fylde at Edgar Street.

The two look at all the goals from both games, discuss the emergence of George Munday following his first senior hat-trick, and how Hereford can cause an upset against the league's top two sides.

George and Keith reflect on the Bulls' hard-earned point against Scarborough and look ahead to their trip to Worksop this weekend.

They discuss the key moments from Hereford's 0-0 draw in Bridlington, the Bulls' improved squad depth and where Worksop Town's threats may come from, before previewing Hereford's long-awaited return to Edgar Street next week as they face bottom side Leamington.

This week on The Bullscast, George and Keith look back on Hereford's impressive 5-2 win over Chester at Sixways and preview the upcoming trips to Alfreton and Scarborough.

George and Keith reflect on a winning start for new Bulls boss Aaron Downes and look ahead to the visit of Scarborough this Saturday.

They discuss the stand out performers from Tuesday night's 1-0 win over Darlington, Downes' journey to the Edgar Street hot seat, and how the Bulls can get the better of play-off chasing sides Scarborough and Chester this week.

In the first Bullscast of 2026, George and Keith discuss Hereford's exit from the FA Trophy at the hands of AFC Fylde and look ahead to their trip to King's Lynn Town this Saturday.

They begin by reflecting on the career of former Hereford United striker Eric Redrobe, who passed away recently at the age of 81. Keith reminisces about 'Big Red's' no-nonsense personality and talks about how important he was in Hereford achieving success during the early 1970s.

The two go on to analyse the Bulls' entertaining 2-2 draw and subsequent spot kick defeat to Fylde last Saturday before discussing how Paul Caddis' side can pick up points in Norfolk on their return to league action this weekend.

On this Christmas edition of the Bullscast, George and Keith look ahead to a huge week for Hereford FC as they host rivals Kidderminster Harriers on Boxing Day before travelling to Merthyr Town four days later.

After analysing the Bulls' defeat at Chorley and the controversial decision to disallow Sam Osborne's goal, Keith previews the Two Counties Derby. How can Hereford upset an in-form Harriers side, what role could the Edgar Street crowd play in determining the result, and can the Bulls avenge their 0-3 defeat from 12 months ago?

Attention then turns to Hereford's trip to South Wales to face high-flying Merthyr on the 30th of December. The two discuss the impressive job Martyrs boss Paul Michael has done since taking charge and how the Bulls can keep National League North top scorer Ricardo Rees, and a hostile crowd at Penydarren Park, quiet.

George Holloway and Keith Hall look back on Hereford's penalty shootout win over Radcliffe FC in the FA Trophy Third Round.

They'll discuss how the Bulls managed to edge their opponents on spot kicks, the home tie against high-flying Fylde in the next round, and the importance of Sam Osborne's continued fine form.

Attention then turns to Chorley on Saturday with the hosts having struggled to find consistency so far this season.