Ex-Liverpool striker and Reds-supporting manager and chairman shine spotlight on Non-League Day

With Liverpool without a game this weekend due to the international break, we thought we would focus attention on football that is far removed from the Premier League for our latest podcast. It’s Non-League Day in England, which means football fans, not just of top-flight and Championship clubs, are encouraged to get down and support their local team, and discover just what a brilliant job they do. So to mark that, we spoke to three people who play, manage and are heavily involved in non-league football in this area. Our first guest is Craig Lindfield, the former Liverpool striker who fired the club to its last FA Youth Cup wins, in 2006 and 2007, and who has spent the past five years in non-league football, currently with Nantwich Town and also recently with Runcorn Town. Our second guest is one of the most successful non-league managers of recent times, Neil Young, a big Liverpool fan who last month took charge of Marine. And our third and final guest is Paul Manning, who is the chairman of the thriving City of Liverpool Football Club. City of Liverpool are away on Non-League Day, but there are plenty of other games in and around Merseyside to attend, all of which kick-off at 3pm, and which can be seen below: Southport v York City (Postcode: PR8 6JZ) Marine v Whitby Town (L23 3AS) Warrington Town v Matlock Town (WA4 2RS) Prescot Cables v Kendal Town (L34 6ED) Bootle v Burscough (L30 1NY) Runcorn Town v Guisborough Town (WA7 4ET) Litherland REYMCA v Thackley (L21 7LA) St Helens Town v Daisy Hill (WA10 6RP) Vauxhall Motors v Seaham Red Star (CH66 1NJ) For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices