HEREFORD United will be holding a board meeting tomorrow (Thursday).
United are fighting for their Football League survival.
Jamie Pitman's struggling Bulls lost 5-4 last night at Gillingham after leading 4-2 with 10 minutes left.
United chairman David Keyte said he will be holding talks with the club management.
"We've 13 games to go and we know we've got to start winning," said Keyte.
"Everybody here has been working flat out and we will continue to do everything we can."
Earlier today, HUISA chairman Keith Dodd told the Hereford Times that the fans were now becoming worried about the Bulls' plight.
Dodd, who was expressing his own personal opinions, also saluted the off-the-field work of chairman Keyte and the board.
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