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With so much action to round up, our regular team drafted in reinforcements for this week’s podcast.

Becky Ives from BT Sport joined Luke, Rob, Chris and Dickie to review the matches across all three divisions, midweek replays and more besides.

Rob was at Aldershot Town vs , and spoke after the game with Bromley gaffer Andy Woodman – can the Ravens fly under the radar to fulfil Luke’s pre-season prediction?

Shots captain Lewis Kinsella also spoke to Rob after breaking his scoring duck for the club, after 112 games!

Becky was at the vs game, and she and the team contrast the Alans in charge at each club, Devonshire and Dowson.

The team share views on Stockport County’s latest transfer coup, the signing of Antoni Sarcevic, and it’d be shellfish of them to not talk about the Shrimpers; the ‘Under New Management’ sign is up at Roots Hall, so how might Kevin Maher, Mark Bentley and Darren Currie fare at ?

Rob and Luke review the Vanarama , and Dickie and Luke review the North, where leaders lost their unbeaten run and Curzon Ashton lost their manager, amidst rumours of the AFC Telford United managerial vacancy. Those rumours also involved gaffer , so what’s the situation? Dickie does his best to explain!

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