Worthing and Banbury United will be two new faces at Step 2 next season – managed by two of my former Brighton teammates Adam Hinshelwood and Andy Whing.
I WAKE at silly o’clock to pick up The Fox early for birdwatching in Cambridgeshire. The plan is to continue south along the M11 to watch Essex Senior League Champions, Walthamstow, take on Stanway Rovers.
Wrexham’s win against Stockport County last weekend was more than an FA Trophy semi-final – it was also them saying to their National League title rivals: if you slip up, we’re ready.
There is nothing that grabs the imagination of a Groundhopper more than a club playing on a ‘rare pitch’. Such an occasion arose a couple of weeks ago when Desford announced they would play midweek home matches at Bosworth Academy.
I’ve been following the FA Sunday Cup with avid interest this season after I heard about an extraordinary crowd of 2,000-plus for a second round tie back in January.
An interesting story is currently unfolding in Lancashire where, theoretically, there could be two Bury teams playing within the Non-League ranks next season.
Last Saturday, I was lucky enough to be at Bower Fold to watch Stalybridge Celtic versus Warrington Town. Even though I was supporting the home side and it ended 3-0 to Warrington it was a great game and reminded me why I love Non-League football.