On this week’s edition of the Non-League Goalmouth, The NLP Editor at Large Matt Badcock and Executive Editor Jon Couch are joined by Non-League Show legend Tim Fuell to run through the latest issues and talking points from across Non-League.
The guys discuss the importance of the international break window for Non-League, as it provides the perfect opportunity to shine a spotlight on the lower leagues.
Additionally, we dive in-depth into the pints on terraces debate. Sparked by Prime Minister Andy Burnham after he argued football fans are unfairly ‘singled out’ compared to other sports, the change to the law would see supporters able to enjoy a pint in the stands again if the 40-year plus alcohol ban is lifted. Is this a welcome change, or are there still reasons to keep the ban in place?
Elsewhere, the trio give their reactions to the FA Cup third qualifying round draw, with a focus on some of the most intriguing ties for the next stage of the competition, including SE Dons, who are still flying in their debut campaign.
Stafford Rangers produced one of the shocks of the second qualifying round by coming from behind to beat National League North leaders Hereford and will face Halesowen Town next.
Finally, there is a discussion on the recent surge in crowd funding by Non-League teams to support the implementation of artificial 3G/4G pitches. With such expenses required to install these pitches, the guys debate whether they are worth it for Non-League clubs.
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