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Full results from our Big Fat Non-League Survey

WITH 1,266 NLP readers responding to our recent Big Fat Non-League Survey, we can safely say we have gathered the greatest volume of opinion on the major issues affecting the game at our level.
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WITH 1,266 NLP readers responding to our recent Big Fat Non-League Survey, we can safely say we have gathered the greatest volume of opinion on the major issues affecting the game at our level.

We asked what you thought on a number of different topics from ticket prices to food, from promotion to England C and from Pyramid restructuring to your ideas for new rules. We also discovered the ugly truth surrounding racism in football at the Non-League level.

To check out the results that have been published in The NLP for the past two weeks, click on the links below, which will take you to a PDF of each page.

NLP Survey 1

NLP Survey 2

NLP Survey 3

NLP Survey 4

NLP Survey 5

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