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The FA Cup is still the talk of the town on the back of some great first round results for Non-League clubs and some terrific draws ahead in the second round.
First-up joining Tim Fuell is Chorley manager Jamie Vermiglio whose side will need a replay against Doncaster Rovers, but with a massive second round carrot dangling, and all in the knowledge of how close they were in the first game.
Second is joint-manager at Guiseley Marcus Bignot, who saw his side knock out Football League opponents Cambridge United 4-3, but not before they almost let a 4-0 lead slip! A TV tie against Joey Barton’s Fleetwood Town awaits and guarantees a great financial windfall although as Bignot explains, that will only fill the inherited financial hole at the club.
After coming on the first show of the season celebrating the FA Cup, Winslow United’s Chairman Andy Setterfield returns with the sad tale of vandals devastating their pitch at the weekend, but they’ve been supported by the Non-League community.
The Non-League Paper’s editor Alex Narey joins the show to chat FA Cup, AFC Fylde, Hereford and the big talking points in the week ahead.

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