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Dave Anderson is back with Tim Fuell, ahead of leading his Chertsey Town to West Auckland Town in the Quarter Finals of the FA Vase this weekend. 
In the FA Trophy, AFC Fylde take on Barnet this weekend and manager Dave Challinor is clear the magic of the lure of Wembley is still strong even when his side are challenging hard for the National League title or at least a strong placed finish into the play offs.
Mark Carruthers is no stranger to the show but equally as a journalist in the North East of England specialising in Non-League he is also no stranger to FA Vase successes. A new book is the result, but he also previews this weekend’s Quarter Finals as the last eight in the FA Vase dream of Wembley.
Taunton Town are heading for successive promotions and title wins but also have a home league record stretching back to 2017… or 2016 in some people’s eyes. Kevin Sturmey is Chairman, CEO and groundsman at the club excited by the way the club is growing off the field as well as on it, but also excited about the future too.
Senior Writer at the Non-League Paper Matt Badcock rounds things off with a Trophy and Vase overview plus a take on the news at Eastbourne Borough where Mark McGhee has come in to take charge bringing with him Charlie Oatway, and more managerial shuffles at Wrexham.

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