TSFFS S3 EP3

In this week's show, we profile FC St Helens and take a look at how they are not only dealing with their recruitment ahead of the new season but also using social media to full advantage, with a great media team.

We take a brief look at Atherton LR before switching to Widnes Town.

Newcomers, AFC Knowsley, are going about their business effectively as well.

We take a look at Clitheroe and see why manager Sean McConville is confident about their pre-season programme, as well as their forthcoming league campaign.

In the controversial corner, we look at the Prescot Cables game being called off after Crewe Alexandra raised concerns about the pitch's safety. And then unsavoury events that unfolded in the game at Wythy Town, as an alleged Eric Cantona kung fu kick at Alty's Charlie Olsen led to the game being abandoned.

Berkhamsted forgot to appoint officials for the home game against Chesham United and then had to scramble to find some. It can only happen in non-league football.

Parents are facing massive price hikes to keep their children playing football. Without genuine competition, the monopolisation of football means people can almost charge what they wish. Is it right that a kid has to pay a minimum of £35 a month to play football on a Saturday, and double that if he wants to play on a Sunday as well? And that's just the bronze package! It appears that kids are being priced out of the game.

We take a look at the results from the weekend, the fixtures for the weekend ahead and the IOM Football Festival, which starts on Friday.

Skem United had a good weekend as they won, so we discuss that, until the final bit where we talk about Britain's rudest-sounding football clubs and place names.

All this and more.