Who is your non-league team?

[McBrid]

Bocadillo de jamón! Horrible but not as bad as the bocadillo de tortilla-Spanish omelette in a baguette.

Hahah it looked it mate, that’s the one thing I always struggle with when I’m away. I’m a home bird when it comes to my food

 

[Randy]

Surely if you really are the Macho Man you'd of just hurled it back!

not like you to get involved on robust debates

It was a case of mistaken identity. No way I was arguing with the Ashington Hulk.

 

[Powerage]

Billingham Town for me. Good set up, friendly bunch, decent little clubhouse for a pre & post match pint.

 

[Corco65]

 

[r00fie1]

Basford Utd an Notts County [for now]

Steve Chettle is gaffa - an his son Callum also plays for them. Lots of Rams, Foxes / Trees an Stags academy an U23 players.

Players from the likes of Gillingham / Chesterfield / Lincoln / Grimsby / Trees

 

[ticker_tape]

Stockton Town. but like all Teesside NL teams in general. Played with and managed quite a lot of NL players and gave Danny Earl his start who was NL top scorer I think a season 2 back.

 

[rkangel]

Dulwich Hamlet for me. It's nearby, friendly and fairly community orientated.

 

[Corcaigh_the_Cat]

Billingham Town for me but as above, like to see the Teesside teams doing well. Synners were my first non league side but the stadium was far too big,
the terrace too far from the pitch. Once I started to go to Bedford Terrace with my mate my head was turned.

 

[ticker_tape]

Looks a nice set up of that Corco, I see its in Knowlsley ?
Do you ever go to see County Roofie?

 

[FlapJacks]

Lewes Town FC ... but just an occasional visitor.

They do a nice line in TV/film/music themed matchday posters too.

 

[changingman]

Sheffield FC for me - "The First".

Picturesque ground beside a cracking pub, what's not to like. Hopefully the mooted move back into comes to fruition and I can walk to the match in future.

 

[Corco65]

Looks a nice set up of that Corco, I see its in Knowlsley ?
Do you ever go to see County Roofie?

Yep, Huyton is my home town, Craig Hignett, Steven Gerrard, Peter Reid, David Nugent, Lee Trundel, Tony Kelly, Tony Hibbert, Joey Barton (unfortunately), and loads more from other parts of Knowsley past and present.

 

[Otto42]

Darlington of late. Alun Armstrong did a steady job last year, might be a shout for the play offs this year.

 

[TeaCider]

I don't have one that I'd actually follow, but I do look out for Darlington and Hartlepool's results.

 

[goalscrounger]

Guisborough Town for me. I actually started going to watch them instead of the Boro during the Strachan years (my mate's son was playing for them at the time and banging goals in for fun).

 

[Uptheanchors]

Stockton town UTA.

 

[Jedi boro]

For the last few seasons, sadly it's been York City.

Mine too

I get to two or three games a year be sad when bootham goes.

For northern league though it’s the sinners

 

[JM14]

Tow Law is a great northern league ground to visit

 

[ticker_tape]

Tow Law is a great northern league ground to visit

Altitude sickness is a problem, and its one cold place to be during winter.

 

[Randy]

Tow Law is a great northern league ground to visit

In the warmer months of the year.
Last time I was there was when we were in division 2 of the northern league in the middle of November. Hand on heart I have never been as cold since that day. It's even colder than the Riverside.