| Everyone's "non-league" team 11:04 - Feb 24 with 2477 views | SaffronWaldenBlues |
The Lowestoft and Bury threads have inspired me to ask, do you follow a non-league side, and who/why?
I am from Saffron Walden, so support Saffron Walden non-league. I have watched them since I was a kid when I wasn't watching Town. Not too many Town connections, Stuart Vant (Dave Vant's dad) was the Chairman and is a big Ipswich supporter. Ipswich used to play a friendly here fairly regularly into the early 2000s but dropped off, we did have quite a few supporters in Saffron Walden and villages back in the day.
Tommy Parkin played for both Ipswich and Saffron Walden.
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| Everyone's "non-league" team on 19:15 - Feb 24 with 439 views | Bluespeed225 |
| Everyone's "non-league" team on 12:48 - Feb 24 by sjg |
Started following Felixstowe this season as I have a couple of mates playing for them, one hopefully not for much longer as he has been linked with a couple of Football League moves recently
Massively surprised at how good the standard is, while still having all of the bits which makes non league football so endearing - standing between the 2 dugouts has given me some funny stories even just from the last 6 months
To be honest, now I have had my first taste of Town in the Prem and found out that it's not all I'd cracked it up to be in my head, I have seriously considered doing fewer Town games in order to spend more time watching Felixstowe |
I live quite near the ground so go along when Town games allow. Going really well this season, as you say, good standard, 500 for Boxing day game , beer during the game, walk round the pitch, really enjoy it. |  | | |
| Everyone's "non-league" team on 19:28 - Feb 24 with 412 views | brazil1982 |
Several for me. FC Halifax Town , I used to live fairly close and a good friend supported them
York City, as I live in York now. Went to York v FC Halifax on Saturday as it happens.
Going to Chester v Needham Market on Saturday for fun. |  | | |
| Everyone's "non-league" team on 19:35 - Feb 24 with 395 views | gtsb1966 |
| Everyone's "non-league" team on 15:31 - Feb 24 by BlueBadger |
AFC Sudbury, although they were Sudbury Town prior to the highly controversial amalgamation(some people round here still refuse to go and refer to it as a 'takeover') with Wanderers. |
You are correct and I'm one of them. Will never watch AFC Sudbury. |  | | |
| Everyone's "non-league" team on 19:50 - Feb 24 with 369 views | sjg |
| Everyone's "non-league" team on 19:15 - Feb 24 by Bluespeed225 |
I live quite near the ground so go along when Town games allow. Going really well this season, as you say, good standard, 500 for Boxing day game , beer during the game, walk round the pitch, really enjoy it. |
Yep, not sure if the football’s always as good as it has been this season but the Warrens are great to watch, like Josh Hitter a lot too.
Not sure if you were there but the headloss from the Sporting Bengal manager the other week was probably the funniest thing I’ve seen at a football match | | | |
| Everyone's "non-league" team on 19:56 - Feb 24 with 359 views | quirkie |
Truro City, nearest team to me step 8 and above in the Pyramid, and my home city.
Currently 5th in National League South with a couple of games in hand over the leaders Dorking.
Owners have ambitions to get into the Football League proper in 5 years.
New ground just outside the City after many years playing "home" games as far away as Gloucester!!
Always hoping Truro go on a FA Cup run one season and draw Ipswich at home. |  |
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