This week’s edition of NL Full Time lasts longer than an actual game, but given the guest contributions to the show, we make no apologies for wanting to fit in as much as possible.
Joining the regular team of Luke, Rob, Chris and Dickie were:
Aaron McLean – he went from non-league and England C to the Premier League, and he’s now an integral part of the BT Sport team that brings you the VanaramaNational League each week, so who better to ask for his assessment of matters at Step 1?
Ian Herring – the former Hungerford Town manager still has his finger on the pulse in the National League South, so with promotion and relegation issues coming into focus, Ian shared his thoughts on the state of the South.
Craig Elliott – when we were looking for someone to weigh up the strengths and weaknesses of the sides involved in the race for the National League North title, as well as those fighting to survive, who better than the former Boston United manager? Craig told us his tips for the title and spoke of his hopes to return to the game soon.
We also have interviews with Boreham Wood chief Luke Garrard, and Jonathan Ustabasi of Chorley, and Rob brings us a special feature on what happens when faith meets football; Kory Lyons-Foster and Mo Bettamer of Aldershot Town talk about the challenges of playing football during Ramadan.
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Tommy Widdrington revealed he had to ‘retrain his brain’ after suffering two strokes earlier in the season – and subsequently etched his name in Aldershot Town folklore.
Callum Reynolds believes Boreham Wood have shown they have the heart and desire teams need in the play-offs – but also knows anything can happen in a final.
With the National League play-offs ongoing and the green light still being awaited to start in Combined Counties Premier Division South, it means provisional league line-ups for next term have been made public before this season is even over!
