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A final weekly look for the season as we head into hibernation to plan for next season but still plenty to round -up this week before we go. All with the help of Matt Badcock, of the Non League Paper. There’s more managerial movement, club allocation debates and awards galore.
A big week for non league football as we celebrate Non League FInals Day from last weekend.
❌ FA Cup replays to be scrapped from first round proper onwards from next season
It comes as part of an FA announcement the Premier League will provide up to an additional £33 million for grassroots football on top of the £100 million it currently gives
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We are down to 16 clubs in both the FA Vase and the FA Trophy. If the weather holds we will see 8 in each through to the Quarter Finals this weekend. Phil Annets gives his insight into the competition and we have a rare interview with the Chairman of Falmouth Town who head overseas in numbers for their tie at Jersey Boys. Plus Matt Badcock is on hand with the news and preview of the weekend’s The Non-League Paper
We’ve reached round 5 in both the FA Trophy and the FA Vase. 16 clubs left in each competition 8 ties apiece to get through, with the weather looking to play a hand in that.
The Wanderers return. Here what the opening game at Flamingo Park means to Cray Wanderers and Sam Wright their CEO
To counter the clubs in peril stories we’ve had to report on this season, it’s time to celebrate a story of dedication, persistence and desire. London’s oldest football club finally coming home. Not quite yet fully ready for the return of the Isthmian Premier side but youth an...
They are 27 games without a win in the Western League Division One this season, that’s a record they aren’t proud of but they are proud of the way they do things, led by Chairman George Williams, who still, after over 50 years involved in the club, has been out in the cold this week ensuring the mower works to get the pitch cut. One of non league’s legends as is Barnet’s boss Dean Brennan whose side face table-toppers in this weekend’s National League TV game.
The highs and lows of football spotlighted this week but also the magic of why we all do it and why we all love it.
FA Trophy and FA Vase Last 32.
Welling United boss Danny Bloor and Blyth Town Chair Sandra Orr provide insights into how their clubs are preparing, whilst Phil Annets is on hand with FA Vase competition stats and Matt Badcock with the news from around Non-League this week.
The FA Trophy and the FA Vase reach the Fourth Round this weekend. The last 32 and the clubs still involved have every right to be distant dreaming about that Wembley final.
The last one of the year. Featuring the only manager with a 100% league win record still in tact in the pyramid.
Another slightly shorter show going into the New Year but still much to entertain and inform.
We talk FA Trophy this week. Second Round action with 40 ties. We talk to two sides involved and focus on clubs with joint managers as the season begins to hit super busy.
As the final teams come into the FA Vase we celebrate Round Tw , and Phil Annets offers insight and stats into the 64 ties.
It's the magical First Round of the FA Cup.n 32 Non League sides involved, some against each other - guaranteeing representation in the Second Round, some eyeing a big cupset against League opposition.
This week we celebrate a manager reaching 500 games at a club he first joined in 2013. Pat McManus may not have a multitude of promotions or silverware in the cabinet but as he explains success comes in different ways at Brockenhurst.
It's the FA Vase First round this weekend and Phil Annets is here with his hat on with more impressive stats and facts.
It’s FA Cup weekend again. The Fourth qualifying round. We speak with Phil Annets with his hat on offering some impressive stats and facts.
Our manager this week is an old friend of the show. He won the Vase at Wembley, won hearts with this approach to those working with him and won a place in history in his latest role managing a club looking to rise back up to the Football League from their current Step 5 rank. ...
The FA Cup reaches the Third Qualifying Round with 40 ties and 80 clubs just one win away from potentially meeting one of the big boys of non league. First up this round and Phil Annets helps guide us through with highlights of his tie-by-tie previews.
After a successful first stint in management at Banbury, Andy Whing flew the nest in the summer and ended up with some old friends close to home at Solihull Moors. The only unbeaten side in the top of non league this season, 10 games in, they sit second and whilst realistic, W...
It’s the Second Qualifying Round of the FA Cup with the National League South and National League North clubs joining the competition and those who have got the competition to this stage are beginning to dream of some proper giantkillings.
We go to the West Country this week and specifically two clubs in the Bristol suburbs.
It's the FA Cup First Qualifying Round.
We are back with a new series of weekly looks at the world of non league football.
It’s a while since we did this but in an attempt to get a slightly different look at what Non League Finals Day means to those involved, this seemed too good an opportunity to turn down.
The season is pretty much done but there’s plenty going on behind the scenes both here, at Wembley and at football clubs up and down the country. It’s actually the busiest time of the year and we wanted to capture a slightly different angle on it all as we go into the final bi...
Three big games remain at the top of the non league league season. The finals for the National league, national League South and National league north play-offs, to see who takes those remaining promotion spots to climb further up the pyramid.
As the play-offs round off in Steps 3,4 & 5, they reach the semi finals stage in Steps 1 and 2 as the season finally draws to a close.
It’s the end of the season for many but for our first guest it’s just the beginning. Not with us, we’ve followed his journey for years, A new project begins this week as Gary McCann takes on the role of manager of Billericay Town. Calm and collected as ever, the excitement tho...
As many seasons come to a conclusion, for some the most exciting week of the season is upon us. We speak with a manager one point behind but a game in hand at the top of his table looking to secure the title this week. Adam Murray has been at AFC Fylde for less than a season b...
It’s the time of season when their are tears of joy here and tears of sorrow there. Relegation, Promotion and the pain of just missing out, it’s what football is all about…. Unless of course you supports Rossington Main. They have spent the last 32 seasons in the same division...
We speak with a player manager who effectively has 5 possibly 6 ‘cup finals’ between now and the end of the season, hoping to secure promotion, a title and a county cup too. Jamie Coyle is no stranger to the manager’s role, nor to combining it with playing too and asince takin...
We reach the semi final stage of the FA Trophy and the FA Vase. All single game affairs with penalties if scores are level after 90 minutes, putting ateshead, Barnet, Altrincham FC Halifax Town, Corsham Town, Ascot United, Congleton Town and Newport Pagnell Town just over one ...
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31: 1st March 2019 - Promotion chasers Peterborough Sports, Spennymoor Town and Dorking Wandere Listen to the full episode here https://audioboom.com/posts/7189113 This week it's all about the dream and the competition for promotion. Dave Anderson joins Tim Fuell was they speak with Peterborough Sports manager Jimmy Dean on chasing success in the Southern League Division One Central and why he thinks it is easier than the challenge the faced last year in the Northern Premier League. Next up is Jason Ainsley manager at Spennymoor Town on challenging for promotion to the National League less than 15 years since they reformed and started in Division Two of the Northern League. Marc White was founder now Chairman and Manager of Dorking Wanderers 20 years ago when they started out in the Crawley and District League. Now 12 promotions in 18 seasons later they are nine points clear at the top of the Isthmian Premier League, in a new state of the art ground with a growing fan base and team of volunteers, surrounded by an air of expectancy. Offering a round up from Non League Paper towers this week Online Editor David Richardson with a run down on this week's FA Trophy and FA Vase draws, Colwyn Bay facing decisions about their future, Jim Cooper back in management at Grays Athletic and an explanation of how the play-offs at Steps 3 and 4 work this year.
Former West Ham United player now Maidenhead United Football Club manager Alan Devonshire on modern football. Listen to the full episode & interview on audioBoom iTunes Stitcher Radio TuneIn
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