TFT Podcast Episode 82: Non-League Day

We’re all about non-league on the twofootedtackle podcast this week as we welcome James Doe, the founder of Non-League Day into TFT towers to tell you why you should be visiting your local team on September 3rd. Gary, Chris, James and pod debutant Ryan Keaney also discuss whether streaming non-league games via Facebook is a viable broadcast medium, along with Robbie Keane’s MLS move and the latest goings on in the Queen’s Park Rangers boardroom.

Gary’s also been out and about with the the recorder, and we’ll hear from Colliers Wood United joint manager Mark Douglas about how just 20 extra paying punters make a huge difference to crowds at the Wibbandune, while Damon Threadgold from The Real FA Cup gives us the lowdown on Ascot United v Wembley FC.

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4 Responses to “TFT Podcast Episode 82: Non-League Day”

  1. [...] when Queens Park Rangers fan James Doe, a follower of Harrow Borough and the guest on the latest TFT Podcast spotted the opportunity to promote non-league on a similar Saturday last season. With the help of [...]

  2. Non-League Day: a rough guide to what’s on in South Yorkshire | says:

    [...] and individuals. The Guardian’s ‘Football Weekly’ podcast gave it a brief mention, while TwoFootedTackle ran a grassroots-special podcast and interviewed Non-League Day’s founder James Doe, who also [...]

  3. [...] us to pay the match officials. Anything above that and we’re making a profit.” Speaking on the twofootedtackle podcast last week, Colliers Wood United joint manager Mark Douglas spelt out just what an increased gate meant for a [...]

  4. [...] Man of the match. I guess it should be men of the match. Mark Douglas and Tony Hurrell do a phenomenal job at the Wood and should be commended for their efforts. The administration of step 5 clubs is a tightrope few chose to walk and those who do perform admirably well. More impressive is Douglas and Hurrell actually find time to play decent football too. To hear more from Douglas, listen to this podcast from the always excellent Two Footed Tackle. [...]