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TSFFS S3 EP2
This week's show features a look at the local non-league scene.
We delve into Ramsbottom United as manager Rob Henry implements changes.
Congratulations to Burscough's Chairman, Jay Hawkes, and his friends for raising nearly £1,800 for Derian House Charity during the West Lancashire Charity Cup launch. Euxton wasn't the only team celebrating on the weekend.
We also give a sneak peek at other leagues, and clubs including Bury, Marine, and Southport.
Bootle's new plastic pitch is a step closer to completion. We discuss their new signings, their potential to win the league, and evaluate the prospects of Clitheroe, Lower Breck, Runcorn Linnets, Stalybridge Celtic, and the newly promoted Wythenshawe, among others.
In controversial corner, we report on the departure of Eccleshall's manager Liam Kelly, who stepped down after guiding his club to second place and a playoff final. What impact will this have on the club's future?
We also consider whether clubs are failing mainly due to financial issues or if people—volunteers, players, and managers—are walking away because of the time required.
We chat about Skem, as a new season approaches, and, if that's not enough, we review all three national competitions and the draws for each.
All that and more.
