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The Non-League Football Show Podcast – 29 March, 2019

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As the season unfolds Tim Fuell and Dave Anderson talk to clubs looking likely to win their league’s but each with a different tale to tell.
First up manager at Atherton Collieries Michael Clegg. An unfancied team now top of the table taking on second in the table this weekend in the Northern Premier First Division West.
CEO at Farsley Celtic Joshua Greaves, explains they are now just one point clear at the top after their two wins against North Ferriby United were expunged following that club’s demise, but why he is confident the club will complete the promotion project this season.
Marcus Law is an old friend of the show enjoying good times once again at Kettering Town. Top of the Southern Premier Central and 11 clear with 6 games to play, he isn’t counting his chickens with games against clubs all involved in current promotion or relegation battles, but does already have one eye on next season.
Rounding up the week’s biggest news is Alex Narey editor at The Non-League Paper with insights into the top and bottom of the National League as well as the FA Trophy and FA Vase results from last week.

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