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Walton has to be a contender for most loathsome individual playing in this division. He caught my eye when we went there and knocked them out of the FA Cup in October. He was trying to referee the game, trying to bully younger opponents, reacting aggressively to fairly mild taunts from the...

I think he's probably got a lot of natural ability that catches the eye of coaches, but he's had a ridiculous number of different clubs and seems to have made little impression at most of them for whatever reason. Much like Rhys Murrell-Williamson, who had a sensational start with Dulwich four...

Why wouldn't they be if they have a sound budget plan and believe they can get back to the National Division? Whether or not they should have gone full-time in the first place is another matter, but you can't just dabble with it for one or two seasons it has to be a long-term commitment to make...

Belper is also worth a visit if they're at home and Matlock aren't. I was there for the black pudding contest against Chorley around 15 years ago. I'll endorse Matlock too.

Gary Johnson inherited Jason Banton at Torquay last season but soon bombed him out for a forgettable loan spell at Dulwich, then another one at Truro before winning the championship. Clearly Johnson doesn't want to win as much as Tamplin though.

It sounds like someone has already "penetrated" him.

To be fair he arguably is taking time away from football by joining that freak show.

First home league win for the Hamlet in 5 months. Don't fancy Braintree's chances of staying up on today's evidence, it's still looking very tight in the bottom half for that second relegation place even if Hungerford remain anchored to the bottom.

I would imagine a lot of people in other East Berkshire towns look down their noses at Slough. Some supporters just seem to have a default setting to chant abuse at the opposition whoever they are. It's literally moronic, someone starts it and the rest join in without thinking it through.

The growing disaparity between the haves and the have nots in this country is sickening. I'm sure Slough is no different to anywhere else, and here's the evidence: https://slough.foodbank.org.uk/

I don't get the joke. Am I missing something really obvious?

He seemed a strange signing for Dulwich in the summer. One of those utility players who appears equally mediocre in a variety of positions. We all need someone like that in our squad but he lives at Basingstoke and there must be countless similar players on our doorstep who could have dome the...

The Kent Ashford Town went bust around a decade ago. Ashford United is a new club using the same ground. I believe existing clubs have the right to object if they feel a new club, or a club wishing to rename itself, has chosen a name too similar to their own then it's down to the FA to...

I'm fairly certain the FA put regulations in place to prevent a repeat of the MK Dons fiasco. (After their own committee had voted in favour of MK Dons of course.)

Bantick is an attacking midfielder who's done the rounds at Isthmian level - Heybridge and Tonbridge amongst others. Moncur too. Eyong is the biggest name I recognise in terms of pedigree - he was part of the big spending era at both Billericay and Margate, as well as Canvey island when they...

Chippenham at home. Third time in four FA qualifying draws this season we've pulled opponents from our own division.

Depends who his own club is I suppose. Or maybe his missus ran off with a milkman from Dulwich?

Don't invite him round to watch in your living room next time then! He wasn't in the commentary box. It's funny how players can make a diffent impression at different clubs. Orlu's been decent for Hamlet so far, solid defender, but agree that I wouldn't want him attempting anything too...

That 's really tinpot for only one level below the Premier League.

Concord played very open attacking football when they visited Dulwich in August, which is rare in this division, and were still pushing hard for the win right to the end despite blowing a two goal lead. Joel Nouble first played against us for Grays as a 17 year old six seasons ago and has...