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This week’s NL Full Time podcast hears from returning Aldershot striker Bernard Mensah as his team took on Dagenham and Redbridge. Rob also caught up with Daggers fan Luke Maguire prior to the game about their roller coaster season.
We discuss the AFC Fylde legend that is Danny Rowe, how important his goals are to The Coasters and the battle at the top of the goalscoring charts with Leyton Orient’s Macauley Bonne. Becks is back in Greater Manchester but Salford lose ground.
Chorley continue to impress in the North but Stockport County are not slipping up. Chris highlights the importance of their departing centre half Jamie Stott who returns to Oldham Athletic after his loan spell. Moving to the English Riviera and Thom waxes lyrical about Torquay United’s biggest win for 26 years.
Sticking to the English coastline our Step Three focus is on Weymouth and their manager Mark Molesley talks play-offs, the strength of the Evo-Stik Premier South and more. So brighten up your Tuesday for all this and more!

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