The Vanarama National Leagues rarely disappoint; we’ve had another weekend of surprising and intriguing scores, a new National League record attendance and another managerial departure.
In the National League, the Shots were fired up for their game with Grimsby Town. Aldershot Town claimed a vital win, their first on home turf this season, and their manager Mark Molesley joined Luke, Rob, Chris and Dickie to share his thoughts.
Rob was at the EBB Stadium for the game and he chatted to Mariners fan Rusty en route, to gain his perspective on his team’s season so far.
Chris was at Edgeley Park for the BT Sport televised game, and he caught up with a man who seems to be in demand; Bromley manager Andy Woodman has the Ravens soaring but has been linked with the vacant Hartlepool United job. Chris sought to find out the truth behind that rumour, and Andy’s thoughts on Bromley’s 1-1 draw.
Rob and Luke round up the events in the National League South, and in the North, Dickie made the trip to Aggborough, home of Kidderminster Harriers; the Carpetmen are rolling over everyone at the moment, and Dickie spoke to manager Russ Penn, as well as the North’s October Player of the Month, Ashley Hemmings.
There was also the small matter of Steve Watson’s exit from York City to dissect, coupled with the arrival of interim manager John Askey, a Vanarama National League title winner with Macclesfield Town in 2018.
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Josh Barrett lit up Wembley with a wondergoal to seal FA Trophy glory – and then urged the Aldershot Town board to back manager Tommy Widdrington in the transfer market.
Former Premier League striker Aaron McLean believes the best is yet to come from Ollie Pearce after the York City marksman picked up the Sports Circle Player of the Year award.
Tamworth boss Andy Peaks says he was honoured to see his side’s FA Cup heroics acknowledged with the FA Best Cup Run of the Year award at the National Game Awards, in association with Isuzu.
