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The latest episode of the Non-League Football Show is out now!

It’s a bumper edition this week
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Tim Fuell is joined by Swampy in this bumper episode of The Non-League Football Show.
@FACupFactfile Phil Annets discusses the week’s Non-League participation in the FA Cup second round replays and the FA Cup Team Awards nominations are open until Christmas Eve. Phil explains how you can get involved and nominate your team.
Nathan Munson assistant manager at Needham Market Town talks about their postponed trip to Weymouth in the FA Trophy, forcing the club to concede the tie when a midweek Tuesday was the only possible date for the re-arrangement.
Morpeth Town chairman Ken Beattie was fearful of his club’s future when he was last on the show last season, being forced to take compulsory promotion to the Northern Premier League Division One East. It’s proven financially costly, but he’s pleased with the results with his side sitting atop of the league heading into Christmas.
Alex Narey, editor at The Non-League Paper, admits the internal appointment of Wrexham interim boss Graham Barrow to full-time manager was a bit of a shock, but thinks it may just prove a very shrewd and sensible one. With Dulwich Hamlet set to return home to Champion Hill on Boxing Day too, Alex touts theirs as the story of a very successful year for Non-League football.

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