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August 27, 2026 NON-LEAGUE GOALMOUTH: Abdul Abdulmalik Transfer Saga, Danny Ormerod’s EFL Move + FA Trophy action
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On this week’s edition of the Non-League Goalmouth...
Editor at Large Matt Badcock and Executive Editor Jon Couch are joined by the Non-League Paper’s North-East correspondent, Mark Carruthers, to talk through all the latest in Non-League!
The trio dive into the transfer saga surrounding Boreham Wood star forward Abdul Abdulmalik. After having multiple bids rejected, Abdulmalik requested a move away from the club this week to pursue other opportunities. As a result, this prompted a response from chairman Danny Hunter on the matter. Abdulmalik was left out of the squad for the recent clash with Forest Green Rovers and remains unavailable for selection. Should Boreham Wood let Abdulmalik leave the club, or are they right to hold firm?
Elsewhere, AFC Fylde striker Danny Ormerod has completed a move to League One outfit Peterborough United. After holding firm on the transfer fee, it’s reported that the 20-year-old has joined the Posh for £600,000.
Looking back to last weekend, in the battle between two of the National League’s unbeaten teams, it was Sutton United who overcame Hartlepool United with a 2-1 victory at the VBS Community Stadium. With three wins from three for Chris Agutter’s side, they travel to face Gateshead looking to maintain their perfect record, while Lee Clark’s Hartlepool will be aiming to bounce back from defeat when they take on Eastleigh at home. Both fixtures form part of a bumper Friday night of National League action, with the Bank Holiday Monday programme following just three days later.
There’s also a reflection on the recent FA Cup action, with the preliminary round now complete and the first qualifying round draw made earlier this week. Attention now turns to the FA Trophy, with its first qualifying round taking place this weekend.
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August 27, 2026 THE FLP PODCAST: Carabao Cup action, Jamie Vardy to Sheff Wed? + Why West Ham need a performance
In this week’s edition of The Football League Paper Podcast...
Matt Badcock is joined by Football League Paper Chief Writer Chris Dunlavy to talk through all the latest in the EFL.
Beginning with Carabao Cup action, League One side Bradford City progressed to the next round with a penalty shootout win over Burnley, while Peterborough United beat a second-string Watford side 5-1 at Vicarage Road, making it three wins from four games for the Posh in all competitions.
It was a difficult night for the other Championship sides, as Birmingham City were knocked out after a 6-1 home defeat to Brentford, Preston North End were comprehensively beaten 4-0 by Everton, and Charlton Athletic bowed out after a 5-1 loss to Tottenham Hotspur.
Looking ahead to the third round ties, there could be a potential upset on the cards as Millwall host Newcastle United. There are two guaranteed League One teams in the last 16, with Leyton Orient taking on Bradford, while Peterborough host Barnsley.
With just one week to go until the transfer window closes, will Sheffield Wednesday secure the signing of Jamie Vardy? The 39-year-old striker is odds-on to return to his boyhood club, 24 years after his departure from the Owls.
There are plenty of clubs scrambling for the signature of Anis Mehmeti. The Albanian midfielder is leaving Ipswich Town, with Derby County, Birmingham City, Wrexham and others linked with a potential £9 million move for the 25-year-old.
Stephen Mfuni, the 18-year-old Manchester City centre-half who spent part of last season on loan at Watford, was reportedly meant to join Coventry City on loan this week but backed out due to concerns over gametime. A host Championship clubs are interested in signing the youngster, but time will tell who comes out on top.
Elsewhere, Peterborough United have signed striker Danny Ormerod from National League side AFC Fylde. The transfer fee is reportedly around £600,000 for the 20-year-old.
Finally, looking ahead to this weekend’s fixtures, West Ham travel to Watford in a high-pressure game for Nuno Espirito Santo. The Hammers’ start to life in the Championship has been anything but smooth sailing, picking up just one point in their opening two fixtures so far. Could we see a managerial change at the London Stadium should they fail to pick up three points against the Hornets?
Two sides also struggling for early-season form face off against each other as Norwich City host Burnley. Both teams were pipped as pre-season favourites for a shot at promotion, but with one point between them, it’s shaping up to be an interesting encounter at Carrow Road.
In League One, Russell Martin returns to one of his former clubs, in MK Dons, as Leicester City go in search of a much-needed result after picking up one point from their first two outings.
While still early in the season, Sheffield Wednesday’s quest to bounce back at the first time of asking took a hit following their 1-0 defeat at home to Bradford last weekend. They host Bromley in a game which could be important for Owls boss Henrik Pedersen.
With many tipping them as favourites for promotion, Salford City’s start has been anything but reflective of that. Two defeats from two, with just one goal scored under new manager Peter Cklamovski, means they welcome Shrewsbury Town to Moor Lane, who themselves will be looking for their first point of the season.
At the opposite end of the table, first-placed Barnet host second-placed Crewe Alexandra as both teams look to maintain their perfect start to the 2026/27 campaign.
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#football #efl #championship #leagueone #leaguetwo #bradfordcity #burnley #peterboroughunited #watford #birmingham #prestonnorthend #charltonathletic #millwall #sheffieldwednesday #peterboroughunited #westham #norwichcity #mkdons #leicestercity #bromley #salfordcity #shrewsburytown #barnet #crewealexandra
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August 20, 2026 NON LEAGUE GOALMOUTH: New Partnership With Tim Fuell, Embracing Younger Fans + Early Season Thoughts
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On this week’s edition of the Non-League Goalmouth...

Editor at Large Matt Badcock and Executive Editor Jon Couch are joined by Tim Fuell to talk through all the latest in Non-League!

The trio discuss The NLP’s new collaboration with The Football Pyramid Partnership, with founding partner Tim joining the Non-League Goalmouth team on a more regular basis.

The Football Pyramid Partnership aims to provide non-league clubs, competitions and national regulatory bodies with advice and support on operational, financial, commercial and regulatory essentials.

There is also a look at the importance of welcoming the next generation of Non-League fans while recognising the safeguarding challenges clubs face.

The conversation follows Matt’s recent column questioning whether blanket restrictions on younger supporters could risk alienating future fans, and whether there are other ways to protect young people without limiting their involvement in the game.

The FA Trophy and FA Vase also come under discussion after Isuzu UK announced it will no longer sponsor the competitions, with its title partnership ending after the 2025-26 campaign.

The trio reflect on Isuzu’s impact across Non-League and the importance of strong sponsorship at this level of the game.

Finally, the guys look back on the early-season action, including Hornchurch’s impressive start to the season and their latest 2-1 victory over Barrow, which featured a stunning goal from defender Joe Kizzi.

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August 18, 2026 THE FLP PODCAST: EFL Opening Weekend Review – Will Lankshear stars, Luton rally & Leicester’s woes
In this week’s edition of The Football League Paper Podcast...
Matt Badcock is joined by Football League Paper Chief Writer Chris Dunlavy and John Lyons, Football League Paper Editor, to talk through all the latest in the EFL.
In the Championship, Will Lankshear fired home a brace, which included a stoppage-time winner, as Middlesbrough made a winning start to their 2026/27 campaign with a 2-1 victory over Lincoln City.
It was a difficult start for the relegated sides as Wolves kicked off the season with a 2-2 draw at home to Blackburn Rovers, while West Ham and Burnley played out a thrilling 2-2 draw of their own, as the Clarets netted two late goals, courtesy of Zian Flemming, to rescue a point at Turf Moor.
Southampton suffered a 2-1 defeat away at Watford in their opening fixture, while QPR sit at the top of the table after a 3-1 victory away at Portsmouth, with Ilias Chair scoring twice for Julien Stéphan’s side.
In transfer news, the race for Rennes midfielder Jordan James continues to heat up. The Welsh international featured on loan for Leicester City last season, and there are a number of the division’s heavy hitters vying for his signature, including Middlesbrough, West Ham, Wolves and Burnley.
Russell Martin’s first game in charge of Leicester City got off to an indifferent start as they were held to a 1-1 draw away at Notts County.
Will it be the same old, same old, or will fortunes change for the Foxes this season?
Luton Town and Reading played out the game of the weekend as the Hatters claimed all three points in a thrilling 4-3 win at the Select Car Leasing Stadium.
Luton were 3-1 down at half-time after Jack Marriott’s hat-trick for the Royals, but came back and won it through Gideon Kodua in the 96th minute.
Elsewhere, Bromley’s first-ever game in League One ended with a 1-0 victory over Barnsley at Oakwell.
In League Two, there was a statement win for Barnet, who beat pre-season favourites Salford City 3-1 at the Hive with Oisin Gallagher, Charlie Lakin and Kabongo Tshimanga on the scoresheet for the Bees.
Salford boss Peter Cklamovski hit back at his side in his post-match interview, saying that he was “embarrassed” by the performance.
Another of the pre-season favourites were beaten, with York City winning 3-2 against Bristol Rovers at the LNER to ease the pressure on Scott Lindsey.
There were also big wins for Newport County, who beat Rochdale 3-0 at Rodney Parade to go joint-top of the league with Walsall, who picked up their first three points of the campaign with a 3-0 win over Gillingham.
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August 14, 2026 THE FLP PODCAST: Who Will Go Up? EFL 2026/27 Promotion Favourites & Dark Horses
In this week’s edition of The Football League Paper Podcast...
Matt Badcock is joined by Football League Paper Chief Writer Chris Dunlavy and John Lyons, Football League Paper Editor, to look ahead to the start of the 2026/27 EFL season.
The trio delve into the title favourites across the Championship, League One and League Two, and which teams might be considered dark horses for a promotion spot at the end of the campaign, based on the bookies latest odds.
West Ham United currently lead the way in the Championship – Jarrod Bowen and Nuno Espírito Santo’s commitment to the club has them as 7/4 favourites to bounce back to the Premier League at the first time of asking.
Wolverhampton Wanderers are the next favourites at 11/2, with Cesar Peixoto taking over from Rob Edwards and leading a team stacked with Premier League talent, including the returning Raul Jimenez and Kieran Trippier.
Last season’s play-off finalists Middlesbrough have had a big summer spending spree, including the arrival of Will Lankshear, which has them at 9/1.
Meanwhile, newly-relegated Burnley follow close behind at 11/1 as Nicky Hayen takes over from Scott Parker as manager.
Tonda Eckert’s Southampton side are tipped at 14/1, perhaps a reflection on whether the Saints can put their ‘Spygate’ controversy behind them heading into the new season, while Wrexham, Norwich City and Millwall are considered to be dark horses for a chance at promotion.
In League One, Leicester City are the bookies’ favourites for a return to the second tier at 5/2, but will their financial issues and potential sale impact Russell Martin’s tenure of the Foxes?
Another team keen to bounce back is Sheffield Wednesday, and they will be boosted by their new ownership, which brought an end to Dejphon Chansiri’s control of the club. The Owls currently sit at 6/1 ahead of the start of their League One campaign.
Other contenders in the third tier include Jack Wilshere’s Luton Town, Plymouth Argyle with Tom Cleverley at the helm and Huddersfield Town under the stewardship of Martin Drury.
Finally, in League Two, Salford City are the odds-on favourites to claim the title. New manager Peter Cklamovski’s has brought in Macauley Langstaff and Luke Molyneux, which has boosted their chances of achieving promotion to League One for the first time.
Steve Evans’ Bristol Rovers are 15/2 after a strong finish to last season, with Chesterfield next at 17/2.
Barnet and York City are both 10/1, although the Minstermen will hope the departure of Stuart Maynard and arrival of Scott Lindsey does not disrupt their promotion push.
Port Vale are 12/1 and will be looking to bounce straight back under Jon Brady. The Valiants will be hoping his first full season in charge can deliver another promotion.
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August 13, 2026 NON LEAGUE GOALMOUTH: National League Opening Day Drama & This Weekend’s Big Games!
On this week’s edition of the Non-League Goalmouth...
Editor at Large Matt Badcock and Executive Editor Jon Couch are joined by the Non-League Paper’s North-East correspondent, Mark Carruthers, to talk through all the latest in Non-League!
The trio reflect on a dramatic opening day across the National League, as newly-promoted Hornchurch beat Kidderminster Harriers 3-0, while Hartlepool United got their campaign off to a perfect start with a 2-0 win over Barrow.
There was another big opening day upset in Cumbria as Carlisle United fell to a 3-2 defeat at home to Worthing.
Hebburn Town began their National League North campaign with a 3-1 victory over Southport, while Dagenham & Redbridge got off to a perfect start, securing a 1-0 win away at Dorking Wanderers courtesy of Kayden Harrack’s early goal.
Elsewhere, Weymouth recorded a big crowd as they bested Dorchester 5-1, while Bracknell Town had a start to forget, losing 7-0 to Plymouth Parkway before bouncing back in midweek against Gloucester City with a 3-2 win at home.
Finally, we look ahead to another weekend of thrilling Non-League action across the National Leagues, while the Isuzu FA Trophy and FA Vase return for the 2026-27 campaign with their preliminary rounds.
Elsewhere, Harborough Town host Morecambe, Truro City make the trip to Chelmsford City, and Eastbourne Borough welcome Brentwood Town as they look to maintain their strong start to life at Step 3.
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July 16, 2026 NON-LEAGUE GOALMOUTH: National League 2026/27 Fixtures Review – New Boys, Promotion Race & More!
On this week’s edition of the Non-League Goalmouth...
Editor at Large Matt Badcock and Executive Editor Jon Couch are joined by the Non-League Paper’s North-East correspondent, Mark Carruthers, to talk through all the latest in Non-League!
The trio review the National League, National League North & National League South fixtures for upcoming 2026/27 season, including a look at the opening round of matches, the new boys who have been promoted and relegated into the divisions, and discussing which sides we think could be lining up for a promotion race, even at this very early stage.
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June 25, 2026 THE FLP PODCAST: EFL fixtures drop - early big clashes analysed + Burnley still managerless
In this week’s edition of The Football League Paper Podcast...
Matt Badcock is joined by Football League Paper Chief Writer Chris Dunlavy and John Lyons, Football League Paper Editor, to talk through all the latest in the EFL.
The trio take a closer look at the opening day clashes across the Championship, League One and League Two for the upcoming 2026/27 season following the fixture release on Thursday.
Two of last season’s relegated Premier League clubs will battle it out on the opening weekend as Burnley hosts West Ham United. The Clarets are still managerless after their bid to secure the services of Wales head coach Craig Bellamy fell through, with Rob Edwards and Steve Cooper rumoured to be next in line for the job.
Wolves will kick off the new season by hosting Blackburn Rovers at Molineux, as new boss César Peixoto looks to guide the West Midlands club back to the top flight following their last-placed finish last season.
Elsewhere, Watford’s managerial cycle continues with the appointment of Alessio Dionisi. The Italian, who was most recently at Empoli, moves away from Italy for the first time in his managerial career.
There are some thrilling clashes for the newly promoted sides in the division, as Cardiff City host Wrexham in the final game of the opening weekend, while Lincoln City travel to play-off finalists Middlesbrough, and Bolton Wanderers welcome Preston North End to the Tough Sheet Stadium.
In League One, Oxford United will start life under new manager Aaron Ramsey with a home clash against MK Dons.
Leicester City will be hoping to bounce back at the first time of asking following their relegation from the Championship with Russell Martin at the helm. The Foxes are away at Notts County on the opening day of the season.
And in League Two, York City and Rochdale begin their return to the Football League as the Minstermen host Bristol Rovers at the LNER Community Stadium, while Dale kick off Ian Watson’s tenure as manager by travelling to Newport County.
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June 11, 2026 NON-LEAGUE GOALMOUTH: World Cup 2026 Focus – Our thoughts & Non-League XI + Kieron Dyer at Southend
On this week’s edition of the Non-League Goalmouth... Editor at Large Matt Badcock and Executive Editor Jon Couch are joined by Football League Paper Chief Writer Chris Dunlavy to discuss the Non-League roots at the upcoming 2026 World Cup.
The trio share their thoughts ahead of tournament opener tonight, England’s chances at achieving glory, their past memories of the competition, and discuss the players who have gone on to represent their countries at the highest level after plying their trade in Non-League.
They discuss The NLP’s Non-League World Cup XI shown in last Sunday’s paper featuring the likes of Ollie Watkins, David Raya, Che Adams (https://www.thenonleaguefootballpaper...) and look back on the past success stories such as Jamie Vardy, Stuart Pearce and many more!
Elsewhere, Southend United have appointed former Newcastle United and England international midfielder Kieron Dyer as Kevin Maher’s successor. The 47-year-old will make his managerial debut with the Shrimpers after coaching spells at Ipswich Town and Chesterfield.
Another ex-England international Rob Lee has taken up a new role as Hornchurch’s Director of Football, ahead of their first-ever National League campaign. It will be the first permanent role at a club the former Charlton Athletic and Newcastle United player has taken since his retirement, returning to the club where he began his playing career.
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June 04, 2026 NON-LEAGUE GOALMOUTH: Our moments & standout stars of the season + Non-League eyes World Cup stage
On this week’s edition of the Non-League Goalmouth...
Editor at Large Matt Badcock and Executive Editor Jon Couch reflect on their favourite moments from the 2025/26 Non-League campaign.
The duo discuss topics such as the thrilling National League title race between York and Rochdale, and Macclesfield’s dream FA Cup run, as well as their stars of the season, including managers like Jim McNulty, Stuart Maynard, Luke Garrard and Craig Mahon, and players like Abdul Abdulmalik, Ollie Pearce, Zak Brunt and Gus Scott-Morris.
The managerial merry-go-round is in full flow. Former Gateshead manager Rob Elliot has taken up a new role in charge of Carlisle United, replacing Mark Hughes.
Meanwhile, Paul Wotton has landed the Kidderminster Harriers job and Southend United’s search for a new boss continues following the departure of Kevin Maher.
Finally, the pair look ahead to this summer’s World Cup in North America, focusing on players and coaches with Non-League roots and their journeys from the grassroots game to football’s biggest stage.
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