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They think it’s all over, it (nearly) is now! On this week’s @NLFullTime podcast we were at the games that matter and welcome England C goalkeeping coach Mick Payne to the panel.

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They think it’s all over, it (nearly) is now! On this week’s @NLFullTime podcast we were at the games that matter and welcome England C goalkeeping coach Mick Payne to the panel.
Mick was at Leyton Orient as they sealed promotion back to the National League at the second attempt and Mick outlines why he thinks they did it.
Salford’s slip up at Hartlepool and Solihull’s superb march to second place is also on the agenda. Rob also catches up with BBC Kent summarise Ruth Tunnell on Maidstone’s unsuccessful season.
Stockport County did the business at a packed Nuneaton Borough and picked up the league trophy in the process. Chris was there on an emotional day and spoke to County skipper Paul Turnbull after the game.
Luke and Dickie witnessed one of the last games at York City’s Bootham Crescent, but it was Telford who needed the points and ultimately came up a goal short. While he was there Luke spoke to BBC York’s Dave Ward.
Hungerford beat the drop in the South and Wealdstone come in off the outside lane to make the play-offs.
Who will make it out the play-offs? We tell you what we think and take a peek at the teams moving up to Step Two next season.
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