This week's episode is packed with exciting updates and deep dives!

We kick things off with a thrilling roundup of the latest results from the NWCFL. We also look at the standout performances in the higher leagues from Marine, Southport, Lower Breck, Bury, and Clitheroe—to name a few.

Next, we delve into the latest FA Vase results and reveal the draw for the upcoming round—you won't want to miss the detailed analysis!

Daisy Hill's stadium was given a new name recently—thanks to Angry Ginge, who is now sponsoring it and has acquired the Stadium's naming rights. The Ginge Power Stadium. Plus, Ginge is making waves outside football as a celebrity contender for I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! — but is he truly a star? We discuss his rising fame and impact on non-league football.

In more sensational stories, last week Joe Connor was sacked via text, and this week Aaron Seviour was dismissed by email after an unusual situation involving dual registration with another club. We unpack the drama behind these sacking stories.

The controversy continues as Maghull manager Joey Burns shared a photo of a glaring missed offside decision—only to be criticised by senior level five referee Scott Hendry for voicing his grievance on social media. We examine the advantages and disadvantages of venting frustrations online.

We also take a close look at Skelmersdale United, followed by our predictions for the week ahead and expert analysis to guide your footballing insights.

All this and much more in another action-packed episode. Stay tuned!

This week on TSFFS S2 EP 18, we're diving into the latest action in the NWCFL with winners, losers, and the teams defying expectations. Plus, we'll explore how clubs like Chester, Marine, Prescot Cables, and Southport are shaping the battles in the National League North and NPL.

But it's not all sunshine—things get controversial as we tackle issues closer to home, including our own Skelmersdale United. When you see something wrong in the game, who can you turn to? Is it possible to report misconduct without facing retribution? Are referees and officials under pressure from players and clubs? Does anyone care at this level?

We also discuss Southport's stance on refusing to face City of Liverpool over alleged unpaid loan players—should off-field drama be aired publicly before all facts are in? And is it right to refuse to play?

The drama continues with kit clashes and a pitch tear at a match between Hanvant & Waterlooville & Farnham Town, leaving us wondering—was something in the air from "The Solent" or just bad luck?

And here's a shocker—can you really sack someone via text? We look into Southend Manor FC's bizarre story of their manager Joe Connor, who was dismissed with a simple message after just one game. Cowardice or tough decision?

In the second half, we focus on Skem Utd's recent result before previewing upcoming fixtures, including the second round of the FA Vase.

All this and more awaits. You won't want to miss this episode!

On this week's episode, we're diving headfirst into the latest buzz surrounding the NWCFL, shining a spotlight on the league's most exciting movers and shakers. Get ready for an in-depth look at standout clubs in the National League North and the Northern Premier League, along with an exclusive early peek at the upcoming Second Round draw for the FA Trophy.

But it's not all just highlights and draws—we're tackling a serious issue: violence at football matches. Hear the harrowing story of Richard Agbasoga, who was viciously kicked and punched in the head during a game for Ormskirk West End after a pitch-side altercation, leaving him with a fractured skull. Tensions flared as a dozen or so men stormed onto the pitch just as chaos erupted during the game.

We question whether these violent incidents are on the rise and discuss the troubling increase in verbal abuse among players, managers, and supporters. Is it time to hit the brakes before violence spirals out of control?

In the show's second half, we welcome a very special guest—Dave Dempsey, manager of Burscough. He shares the wild story of what might be the shortest, and most controversial, management tenure in Northern Premier League history—just three days at Prescot Cables. He also opens up about what led to his sacking at Clitheroe, despite the team being third in the league. Additionally, Dave discusses his journey from player to manager and his mission to turn Burscough's fortunes around.

And finally, we look at Skelmersdale United's recent setbacks and the tough road ahead in a league that's proving more challenging than ever.

All this and much more—stay tuned for an episode packed with action, drama, and insight you won't want to miss!