Non League Goalmouth: Robbie Savage on the move? Alex Scott’s England debut + National League review

On this week’s edition of the Non-League Goalmouth, The NLP Editor at Large Matt Badcock and Executive Editor Jon Couch are joined by our North-East correspondent, Mark Carruthers, to talk through all the latest in Non-League!

It’s been another busy week in Non-League football.

The team kick-off by looking at the rise of Alex Scott – from Guernsey FC to an England international. It was a proud moment for the Channel Island and the whole of the Non-League game when the Bournemouth midfielder came off the bench for Thomas Tuchel’s men for his debut in the Nations League clash against Czech Republic in midweek.

Mark Carruthers gives us his thoughts on Hartlepool United’s midweek defeat to Harrogate Town as Pools close in on appointing a new manager.

We also chat about Gateshead’s current predicament with the resignation of a prominent director and their difficult form that sees them at the bottom of the National League table.

It was a busy night for Step 1 on Tuesday – we catch-up on the results.

Have Barrow turned a corner? Carlisle United also took home a much needed victory against AFC Fylde, while Boreham Wood continue their charge at the top of the table. Can anyone stop them?

And the biggest talking point this week has been the future of Robbie Savage. With his departure to Peterborough United still not confirmed, we go over the latest.

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