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Non-League players feel strain of financial woes and frustrated ambitions

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With no games since March and little clarity on when the new season might start, many part-time footballers below National League level are finding life tough

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Episode 16: One-Euro wonders and vampire goalkeepers

Distinctly underwhelmed by the part-return of football, magazine editor Andy Lyons, writer Harry Pearson and host Daniel Gray talk about talc, vampire goalkeepers and the European Championships. There is a delve into issue 400 of WSC, including modern fanzines, mid-1990s ground moves and a Bee Gees clarification. Record Breakers takes us to Belgium, Italy and Wolverhampton. Plus, Tom Reed from Northampton Town podcast What A Load of Cobblers joins Dan to talk about life with the Shoe Army.

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WSC 400th issue special out now

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July/August issue available now online and in store

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Episode 15: Wolfgang Wolf of Wolfsburg and Jack Charlton, shopkeeper

In this exclusive WSC Supporters’ Club edition of the podcast, magazine editor Andy Lyons, writer Harry Pearson and host Daniel Gray discuss nominative determinism from Wolfgang Wolf of Wolfsburg to Notts County’s Harry Daft. There is also talk of the unexpected birthplaces of some footballers, and a conversation about football annuals and almanacs including Len Badger, Rothmans and Jack Charlton, shopkeeper. Record Breakers takes us to Munich, Stockholm and Skegness, and into the world of Ray Clemence’s Soccer Clocks.

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South Yorkshire’s mining clubs striving to maintain spirit of collectivism

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The present-day custodians of clubs with colliery roots feel a strong sense of obligation to preserve their connections with the past

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