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Non-league football

DangerousSausage
in English Football

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#1

Do you watch any non-league football when you're not following Notts? What's your favourite "other" team? Have you got a favourite non-league ground?

I used to watch Retford United a lot, saw them rise from the Central Midlands League to the Evo-Stik Premier. I spent more time than was good for me standing on a grassy embankment in an exposed field. I also got the chance to visit places like Alfreton, Eastwood and Nettleham and stand in a rusty bus shelter the main stand at Harworth Colliery. They now play in the North East Counties League and are being slightly hampered by their habit of giving the opposition a five-goal head start.

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I keep an eye on Kidderminster. They are in the Conference North now. Also Hucknall Town. I watch out for East Stirling in Scotland. Were relegated out of the league last year.

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#4

Basford :)

Nearest club that is non-league, though my area does have a very poor standard Sunday league team that doesn't play their home games in that part of Nottingham.

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A field where dreams become reality.

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