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The National League season is hotting up just like this weekend’s un-seasonable weather
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The National League season is hotting up just like this weekend’s un-seasonable weather and @NLFullTime discuss who was in scorching form and who forgot their sunglasses.
As always we have some special interviews for you on this week’s podcast. Solihull Moors are the surprise package at the top of the National League and Rob caught up with midweek hat-trick hero Nathan Blissett.
Rob also caught up with Halifax’s mercurial attacking talent Matty Koslyo and media man Lewis Walsh on the day of their stalemate with Aldershot.
In the National League North promotion race Stockport County saw off an AFC Telford United side who just kept coming back and Chris caught up with Buck’s boss Gavin Cowan.
Luke, Rob, Chris, Thom and Richard discuss a weekend of upsets in the three divisions. The National League Premier where the Beck’s Factor failed, Chorley felt the full Impact of Alfreton in the North and the Cards come up trumps in the South.
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