Coming from the northeast I have to say for those who follow non league football its happy days. I can see South Shields in the National league in a couple of seasons time, Spennymoor have a very good side at the minute and Gateshead are also doing well and Darlington are getting their season up and running after a dip in form. As for Salford love them or not they have big ambitions. Good show as always Luke.

Love your presentations. The day will come when you'll really have to think hard recalling back to the days when you had to drive for 10,000 subs. Some people have it; some people don't. I'm guessing you've got it big time. Shine on, squire!

I realise this is a few years old . But I want to make a good case for my club . Halesowen Town . Who after recent times , being beset by off field problems . But with new owners , are really beginning to make progress . Unfortunately beaten by a good Concord Rangers side in the trophy. We fully expect to win promotion this season to the Southern Premier Central . A club very much on the up .

Since this recording Hashtag United is on the verge of winning their league. I have been watching them this year and seen them grow as a team. Sure they don't represent an area but an idea...There are plenty of clubs that don't have their area in their name, does that make them less of a club. Hashtag has a fanbase that is world wide. That is un-heard of if your not a top level club like Liverpool, Arsenal, Barcelona etc, etc...Maybe the fear of the future makes them a target of criticism... The ideal of normal people coming together to build something they love and seeing how far it can go. Is a story we all can relate to. Maybe the critics are those that don't have the courage to succeed or fail.

Youve missed out Nuneaton. A possible big team if they got the playing side of things sorted. Barrow, who i hope get into the League as well, as they were voted out more due to location than anything else. Warrington Town are another

I’m not a Hashtag follower but from what I know they have basically stuck with the same team since 2016 with some additions, which is really impressive

What about Stockport County and York City?

I see Salford city in the thumbnail, don't confuse Ambition with delusion 😂

It premieres how exciting 😂

It’s good to see Scarborough back home, gives the town something to connect with plus we’ve just built a new stand opposite the main stand

Interesting watching this in the lead up to the 2021-2 season, with Orient and Salford both finishing jyst outside the play offs in League 2, and Harrogate having come up into the League too, while AFC Fylde are back in the National League North having been Playoff runners up and FA Trophy winners in the season you made the video.

Don’t understand why Hashtag United are getting so much hate

do a video on Hashtag united if you can please

Stockport County part time but full time crowds last wekl 6400 is that no ambition and second in league

I played at Bromsgrove the other week and it is hands down the pitch with the biggest slope in english football

Chorley and Stockport county should be on there

Like to give a big shout out to my club Halesowen Town . Very much a club on the rise , got through to the FA Trophy & would surely have won the Southern Central Division One title , had it not been for the virus . With new owners & big investment . The Super Yeltz are going Places .

There is one team that could potentially be in this list...Boston United. I think that with the players they've brought in, along with their new manager, previously of Shaw Lane, I think that in the next couple of years they'll be a force to be reckoned with. Just my opinion of course :)

1 2 3 4 clap your handsssssss

What about Dagenham and Redbridge they are now owned by Tim Howard

Surprised Hereford isn't on this list

Salford, Leyton Orient and Fylde will all get in to the football league in the next 2 to 3 years and probably stay there. Hashtag is interesting .. I reckon more KZfaq teams will follow in to Non league in the coming years.. if Hashtag continue to grow I could easily see them in steps 1 and 2 in the near future.

I had the idea that they should have 3 teams up/down between league 2 and the national league. My idea was that the top 2 go up automatically and then 3rd-6th have a play off and the winner plays the 22nd placed team in league two for a place in the football league. As it stands now, Eastleigh (who finished 7th) could go up, so I don't think this idea would be to any detriment of the quality of league two. Plus there are plenty of teams in league two who are just plodding around (such as Morecambe) so this would give them a bit of a kick up the arse. Surely they will think about 3 up/down in coming years?

What about warrington

Basford United is an interesting one

Back in the 1990's Bromsgrove Rovers were a top non league side then went bust,

Come on Luke don’t make us wait. Want to watch this now

Gotta say Chorley are a strong ambitious club can see them in the efl one day

Scarborough is absolutely great to go see as I go see games and the fans are some of the most devoted in the league

Good video, and great to get some Non League news, it seems like there is a lot going on at the moment, which is good. I have a question, which isn't related to the video, but I'm curious. Who are Kidderminster Harriers main local rivals, both now and historically? Bromsgrove, Stourbridge, Halesowen, maybe even Solihull Moors, Telford or Hereford (I guess that is a little too far)? Or do they see themselves as aiming higher and the likes of Walsall, West Brom, Wolves, and Birmingham are more their rivals? The biggest rivalries are usually based on the two teams being in the same division for most of their history, but I'm finding it hard to think of teams in and around Kidderminster that fit this bill. I'm curious so if anyone knows, or even if NLYT can let me know I'd love to know. On another note and maybe a suggestion for another video would be non league clubs that climbed up to what is now the National League at some time, had a certain amount of success, but have now declined, or even worse gone out of business. Not far from me is Tamworth and Hednesford Town who both were in what was then the Conference, but the funding dried up and they have plummeted down the divisions. Maybe you could do this as a series and on a region by region (by conference - Northern, Southern, and Isthmian), just a thought. I know it would probably take quite a bit of research time to do this, but I do find your depth of knowledge of all things non league interesting, and would love to hear more.

Some top clubs there. Gonna be great to see where clubs where Bromsgrove and South Shields go!

Did Scarborough used to be in the efl?

What about Chorley

you need to check out Dorking Wanderers

quite surprised stockton town aren't in this, FA vase final last year along with being near the top of the league this season

This guy is good 👍🏽🏆

I have a lot of respect for Leyton Orient since only weeks after they got back into the Football League their manager Justin Edinburgh suddenly died. I think he was only 48.

South Shields play around the corner from me,excellent they are,don’t forget the FA Vase Cup final winning 4-1

What about Chorley?

( I live in south korea, and 😶 I'm not good at english . )I have big interest in non league football. I read all comments. But there's no clubs dulwich hamlet and haringey borough 🤔 what about these clubs ? Haringey boro , they have been 2 promotions . Anyone plz comment ur opinion , if u know these two teams

du a vid on wrexham

South Shields also signed Julio arca a few seasons back but I think he has retired now

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Good vid mate - would defo like to see a feature on Hashtag United

I think Weymouth are going under the radar a bit. Very high scoring and an absolute joy to watch this year on their way to promotion with the likes of Zubar

Commented on last vid but do the best teams from the smallest towns/cities

Big up the Orient and big up the doughnuts they sell at half time!

Will you be coming to Altrincham this season?

I really hope Hashtag United gets a Twitter sponsorship.

Stockport county is my prediction

South Shields ❤️

Dorking Wanderers?

Depends how u define ambition mate

2 things. Assuming Salford go up, won't they be hit hard by financial fair play as Forest Green we're? Secondly, I used to quite like Fylde, because of the Dave Challinor/Tranmere link, but I don't like the 2020 sleeve patch, reminds me of the Forest Green stars. Both could come back and bite them on the bum.

salford city more plastic fanbase than both mufc and mcfc

Where are Stockport county ?

Woohoo South shields my home town haha

What about city of Liverpool fc

Where's Enfield town fc the first fan owned club in England

Wingate & Finchley have ambitions to go back to step 4.

Leyton got relegated finished 10th in league two then got relegated again didn’t they?

4000 a week. Kin Hell. How can other Clubs compete with that.

Up the Mariners ⚓️⚓️⚓️

It would be an absolute joke if Hashtag United were to eventually reach the National League or the Football League

South Shields are looking to pull 2,000 crowd on saturday, massive league game! UTM

Wahey up the mariners

Only heard of Hashtag United 10 minutes ago thanks to this video

Do a whole vid on the hashtag utd situation

Can see Bradford succumbing to the same fate as Leyton Orient.

Certainly ain't gone well for billericay

Scarborough Athletic

I am a scunthorpe united fan.

Welling town???

The O’s 💪🏻❤️

Interesting comments. We will only know when we look back in a few years.

Please do a video on hashtag United.

Disappointed with your top two! Leyton Orient - too big to be non league but admirably bouncing back. Salford City - not just the cheque book factor helping them but also friends in the media helping them - I take it you’ve heard of Frank Lampard’s Derby County - the team who must be promoted to the FAPL say the media...?

Why aren't Atherton colls in this 3 promotions in 4 seesons currently top of the league in division 7

Do a video about Oldham athletic getting back to back relegation

Agree with u on orient 👍

What about Solihull Moors? New chairman has come with money n wants to bring the club up to the football league. Currently 5th in the National League. Decent manager who is getting results despite not the greatest players in the world but with an injection of money I can see them promoted in years to come.

Sutton United ???

Bromsgrove Sporting will hit the same barrier as Bromsgrove Rovers and that is catchment area. They can only go so far in the catchment area they are in and once they money dries up they could again find themselves in trouble. Scarborough have and always have had a good fan base. With the new stadium then as long as they don't progress too rapidly then they will do well and could reach the National League within 5 years. Billericay aren't stable enough to be taken seriously as a possible Football League club. Kidderminister, no bias from yourself there :) They should be at a higher level but the Football League is way in the distance. Fylde will be OK until the money dries up. South Shields should progress but there is a lot of history of clubs from South Shields failing. A couple of more clubs to watch, York City, once they move into their new stadium and return to the Football League will follow within a few seasons. Secondly Bradford (Park Avenue), might not reach the Football League but the National League can't be far away.

Do the hashtag vid

How much do you think it would cost an owner to take a club from non league to Premier League?

Wigan and Wimbledon former non league clubs who went on to reach the top division and win FA cup.

do a hashtag video

Weymouth football club is doing well

How’s chorley not on here then

H'gate have invested in the ground, but have a small budget for the squad

Should of mentioned Chorley FC, top of national league north and have knocked Kidderminster twice out of the play offs

Leyton Orient got 2 relegations in 3 seasons

Hebburn Town are doing decent

Surprised not to see Wrexham or Hereford on the list

Southport fc should be on the list

I was there at 1:21

Ossett United? 2 ossett teams formed into 1?

AFC Fylde❤️

Orient actually had two relegations in three seasons

Poole Town🐬🐬🐬🐬