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The Non League Football Show

The Non League Football Show

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Join Tim Fuell and team every week throughout the season with the biggest stories, the biggest names and the biggest knowledge of everything "nonleague". The longest running Non League Football show in the world.
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The Non League Football Show - S6 Ep19: 31st December 2021 - Barnstaple Town and End of the Year
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12/31/21 • 34 min

In the final episode of the year Tim Fuell speaks with Kevin Darch of Barnstaple Town. Vice Chairman and joint manager at the club he made over 300 appearances for he saw his side finally achieve their first league win of the season over the Christmas period. Their 20th game of the season it was a home and in the local Christmas derby and brought many smiles to the club who have seen their struggles over the year but are one their way up building a communite. He alos explains how tough it is for club’s like his in Step 4 on the edge of the country and so often the edge of survival. Bottom of the Southern league Division One south but alongside his co-manager and ex-teammates Kevin Squire, THETWOKEVS are just a part of a club rebuilding successful for a long term future.
Plus there's Matt Badcock, Editor at Large of The Non League Paper giving a review of the week's games and news and a preview of the weekend's paper.
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@FAFactfile Phil Annets leads the way in this FA Cup special as we reach the First Round Proper of the competition. Caroline Barker, Dave Anderson and Dave Watters also talk Westfield FC & Kidderminster Harriers ahead of the weekend that the rest of the football world suddenly seem to rediscover non league. Away from the cup they speak with Greenwich Borough Manager Gary Alexander about how he's pulling on his pro club contacts to build success at the club that launched Ian Wright.

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The Non League Football Show - S7 Ep31: 24th March - Berkhamsted one point away
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03/24/23 • 45 min

A slightly shorter show this week due to availability of our planned guests but hopefully as engaging as ever.
So close in recent seasons, Berkhamsted are now just a point from the title at Step 4 in the Southern League and Chairman Steve Davis believes his club is more than ready for the next step, but first that trip to Hertford.
As we reach Non League Day 2023 Matt Badcock is on hand from the Non League Paper to preview this weekend’s issue and discuss England C, New contracts and the managerial merrygoround’s latest hop on and hop offs.
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The Non League Football Show - S6 Ep16: 10th December 2021 - FA Vase, Wallingford Town
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12/10/21 • 51 min

As the FA Vase hits the last 64 and Round Three of the competition Tim Fuell calls upon Phil Annets with his @FAVaseFactFile hat on to learn what tie guarantees a Step 6 team in the Fourth Round, what three teams are re-meeting each other after facing the same opposition in last season's competition and what clubs are set to make history if they win through.
This week's main guest is a manager at a Step 6 club hoping to continue their run of cupsets and maintain their form that also sees them unbeaten in the Combined Counties Division One this season. Lee Matthews is the gaffer at Wallingford Town who has seen his new side gel quickly and effectively and is confident they and the club are set to go places.
Rounding off the show is the Non League Paper's David Richardson who previews this weekend's edition including the lack of TV coverage for the four non league clubs left in the Third Round of the FA Cup and some big games this weekend in the National League.
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Tim Fuell is joined by guest co-host David Richardson - Senior Writer of The Non League Paper on this week's show. Their guests this week, the leading voices of the Trident League, the Holy Trinity of Mark Harris - Chairman of the Northern Premier League, Nick Robinson - Chairman of the Isthmian League and Anthony Hughes - Vice-Chairman of the Southern League as they explain the reasoning, next steps and ramifications of the FA moving ahead with the restructuring of Steps 4-6 in the coming weeks.
Plus as we reach the FA Vase Fourth Round, Director of Coaching at Anstey Nomads Conrad Logan explains why he is aiming to help the Step 5 club not only to taste Wembley Success like he did as a player but also success off the field as the club look to fulfil their Vision of the Future.
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As the FA Trophy hits semi-final stage Tim Fuell and Dave Anderson speak to two old friends of the show. First up, Colin McBride, one-time manager, one-time owner / Chairman, now Vice Chairman of Step 3 Hornchurch FC who travel this weekend for a one-off game at Notts County, with a Wembley final at stake. Including a discussion about old skool v new skool approaches to management, it's an interesting insight into how a football club with only games in the FA Trophy keeps going.
Steve Burr is no stranger to the FA Trophy with a final appearance as a player and two semi-final defeats as a manager. Now as Assistant Manager with Hereford he hopes to get to Wembley by beating Woking this weekend. Another club whose league programme has been suspended, Steve also chats about his feelings as a Macclesfield legend of the next chapter in that 'club's' history.
Rounding up the news in the managerial merry-go-round of non league this week and what's in this weekend's paper is The Non League Paper's Senior Writer David RIchardson.
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It's FA Trophy time for the National League boys but Tim Fuell, Dave Anderson and Swampy speak with two step 4 clubs on living the dream. First up Haringey Borough of the Bostik North. Boss Tom Loizou entertains local rivals and his ex-team Leyton Orient, but explains he's in the middle of an injury crisis. Taunton Town Chairman Kevin Sturmey is upbeat about his table-topping club's chances against National South Bognor Regis Town providing the weather treats him well in his other role as chief groundsman at the club. If you thought your club were having a bad season spare a thought for Step 5 club Clipstone FC, still without a point this season, suffered vandalism and burglary and then a power failure at a fundraising game to help get them back on their feet. Vice-Chairman Andy Sumner is still upbeat and confident his club after having to reboot are now doing things the right way. Finally, @FACupFactfile Phil Annets returns to announce the launch of the FACTAs celebrating the best of non league in this season's FA Cup competition.

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How far would you go to make your voice heard at your club? Caroline Barker, Dave Anderson and Dave Watters hear from the national league fans at Altrincham walking out in protest. Plus who’s on their way to Wembley? It's semi final second legs as the team check in with the FA Vase and the FA Trophy as they talk to Cleethorpes Town secretary Matt Jones who also has a new role pending and York City boss Gary Mills who potentially has a cup shock pending. Plus Keith McMahon returns to the show to talk about Thamesmead Town's announcement of a new era away from from Bayliss Avenue. The Non League Football Show, sponsored by Pitchero, running your club online should be simple, so start your free pitch hero trial today - and see what a Pitchero website can do for your club... Get involved in the conversation throughout the week on Twitter @nonleagueshow

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Caroline Barker with a selection of the biggest stories in non league football this week and expert insight from Dave Anderson. There's Chelmsford City boss Rod Stringer on striker Shamir Mullings joining National League Premier side Forest Green Rovers for an undisclosed fee, local insight into the current position at Margate FC from journalist Sam Inkersole. Plus Richard Atkinson on the Kettering fans attempts to protect their former ground at Rockingham Road, Jon Couch from the Non League Paper on the departure of Ronnie Moore from Eastleigh and Tony Dolbear from Sutton United ahead of their Second Round FA Cup match this weekend. Keep up with the conversation via Twitter @nonleagueshow.

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Just the one club guest this week so a slightly abbreviated show but an important insight nonetheless.
With some of the Fifth Round FA Trophy ties still to be played due to weather postponements, we speak to a manager who is probably putting more on the chance for Wembley than any other club still in the competition. Bishops Stortford owner and manager Steve Smith was last with us celebrating his side’s romp of the IShtmian Premier Division. As he tells us he still can’t come to terms with the decision - even post-appeal - to place his side in the National North and not the South this season. That has meant additional travel, additional costs and pretty much an entire new squad. Whilst competitive in most games it hasn’t worked out this term for the Blues who are rock bottom of the Step 2 Division and need to double their current points even to get level the club currently in safety. Whilst he’s not given up all hope, Smith is realistic enough to understand the FA Trophy and their great run already is probably where his and his side’s hope is better pinned. Coalville Town - under new management - and from a level below stand now between them and progression into the Quarter Finals to meet Macclesfield.
Rounding up the week’s news including his presence at the FA Trophy and Vase draws earlier this week, Executive Editor at The Non League Paper Jon Couch is on hand with his expert insight into the draw, the talking points of the week and those managerial moves.
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How many episodes does The Non League Football Show have?

The Non League Football Show currently has 360 episodes available.

What topics does The Non League Football Show cover?

The podcast is about Society & Culture, Podcasts, Sports and Soccer.

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The episode title 'S6 Ep27: 25th February 2022 - Bracknell Town, Non League Day, FA Cup 5' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on The Non League Football Show?

The average episode length on The Non League Football Show is 59 minutes.

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Episodes of The Non League Football Show are typically released every 7 days.

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The first episode of The Non League Football Show was released on Aug 10, 2016.

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