TSFFS S3 EP11

In this week's episode, we kick off with our usual pre-show, show. Everything was going smoothly until Richard Brodie gatecrashed the opening segment. But being the true professionals we are, we managed to secure an interview with him!

Chris Bull, manager of Ormskirk West End, joins us as a studio guest. We discuss his club and their plans for the future.

We also cover the usual topics of NWCFL and other local non-league and amateur football. Who are the early movers and shakers, and who already looks like cannon fodder?

This week's show is full of controversy. Prescot Cables' main stand is all but condemned, with talks about them potentially making a permanent move. Runcorn Linnets are facing ground issues too—their hybrid pitch has reached the end of its natural life, and there's also the small matter of replacing their perimeter fence. This comes at a significant cost, with the club needing to raise at least £100,000 to stay afloat.

Has the Liverpool Senior Cup lost its credibility? Last season's final has still not been played. Rumours of a revamped competition have been circulating.

Lancaster City and Maldon & Tiptree are both under new ownership, while Widnes Town have appointed a new chairman.

Gainsborough Trinity found themselves victims of someone falsely claiming to be their First-Team Manager, Russ Wilcox. He appeared to be offering contracts and wages to various players, until Trinity caught wind of it. They have now issued a statement: "Stop impersonating our manager, stop wasting the time of players and clubs across the non-league game, and quite frankly, get a life."

We conclude the show by looking at both Skelmersdale United and Ormskirk West End in the Liverpool Premier League. We also make our bold predictions for the upcoming fixtures.

All this and much more.