Photo Credit: SportsNewsBlitz.com Hashtag United have requested relegation from the Isthmian Premier Division to play in the Isthmian North. This would pose many to ask the question, 'why would a club REQUEST relegation?' According to the non-league football paper, there were wider issues in the game that played a major role. Some of these wider issues included budget. As great as non-league football is, there is one slight drawback. This drawback being uneven budgets that cr

Photo credit: Nigel Hawkes via isthmian.co.uk Why would people fly over from Canada or America to come to England? I'm sure if you were to really think about this question, you would not think the answer would be to come and watch Witham Town vs Gorleston in the Isthmian League North. The irony is... that is the answer. Witham Town smashed their club record attendance with 1,203 punters streaming into the step four club's ground to watch their league game vs Gorleston. Thanks

(Photo from BBC Sport) What was the most intriguing football game of the 2025/26 season? Arsenal v Man City? Man United v Liverpool? PSG v Bayern Munich? Or how about the final day clash in the National League between Rochdale and York City? Sounds about right to me. The unparalleled drama of the National League final day showdown epitomised all that is great about non-league football in England as of now. A York City 103rd-minute winner to send them back to the English Footb

Attendances in the Isthmian Premier Division hit a 10-year record high last season, which poses the question, why is non-league becoming increasingly popular? Having experience at the Isthmian League level whilst playing and spectating, I have seen the growth in terms of attendance and atmosphere when it comes to non-league. The plain and brutal answer of why non-league is becoming so popular is because of the sheer tiredness amongst fans of having to put up with the poor sta