Hereford boss John Trewick is continuing his efforts to bring new faces to Edgar Street in an attempt to change the club's fortunes.

The Bulls currently lie second from bottom in League Two following their relegation back in May and having not picked up three points for 16 matches now, something has to change if they are to reverse their fortunes.

"I've spoken to certainly two (new players), the third one didn't quite materialise but I'm looking, I've got to," Trewick told BBC Hereford and Worcester.

"The players who are in the squad at the moment are working hard, however they are not getting the results that are required and it's my job to change that. And if I need to get more players in then that's what I'll have to do.

"I think a lot of players have had a lot of chances to get results on the board for us and for one reason and another it hasn't happened.

"I know what I have to do, it's doing it that's the hard thing. I'll continue to try to address the situation."