Who's Here After Kings Lynn Got Promoted

You missed out Kendal town fc

A bit of jealousy towards near neighbours and rivals, Hereford's Edgar Street. Also Merthyr Town's Penydarren Park. More research needed methinks.

I miss your videos...

Canvey Island used to be an Island, but isn't anymore? Have you tried walking there without the use of a bridge?

Great video very interesting, 🌟✅

Moral of the story, stop watching Premier League support your local small team ✅ much more fun and you're helping the community and making sure the players get paid 😆

sadly, it ended up being a scam in the end.

Incorrect my friend , looking at date can forgive Wrexham but Turton ( Bolton) 1871 now play at Turton heights but original ground Chappel Lane oldest football pitch still in use (1830) to present .

Merthyr Town ?

Brilliant vid mate! Really enjoyed this

Most are -and probably always were-pipe dreams.

Sort your microphone out mate...

Great video. Fylde fan. Beaconsfield is pronounced Beckunsfield!

The circle of care community stadium (southern Road) Exmouth town is very pictuesque

2024 and Torquay are still at Plainmoor and look like they wont be moving anytime soon and Truro were ground sharing with Plymouth Parkway but are now at Gloucester city and the stadium for Cornwall looks like it wont be completed before at least the 28/29 season due to funding issues

5:58 is that a dude in dress up outside Greggs?

Remember the Sittingbourne stadium from the 90s.....no fans......a windswept dustbowl..... zero atmosphere......😂

#3 💔

No 4 looks like the stand at the central sports ground at Catterick, now sadly gone and covered in a car park and retail outlets. Anyone else remember it?

Merthyr are better off staying in England there in the 7th tier they have opportunities for cup runs in the F A Cup and F A Trophy. There doing well in the 7th tier also.

I'm surprised Lindisfarne (aka Holy Island) aren't in this list, but then again, do they even have a football team?

Are you retired from KZbin?

Cardiff, Swansea, Wrexham and Newport should play in the Welsh leagues

Weareimps

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

I stopped watching at 'quite unique'.

Why doesn't Halifax Town bring big crowds to The Shay anymore?

Get to South Shields next , they are going LARGE!

Scottish 5th tier side tranent have a pie hut in their ground foresters park

Twerton park is a shithole

There aren’t degrees of uniqueness Luke. It’s binary. Things are either unique or not

I've been to number 2's stadium, And got hit by a ball that also nutmegged the statue

one thing i willsay is its not called the national league for no reason...

Chester??

Back the channel!!!!!

'Western League' ? Wessex League is more central / south England

Pyramid level Football is smart and means there is always a chance to graduate!

I play in the mid sussex league, division 6 north, what tier would that be

It is daft for clubs like St Albans to build a 6000 stadium when they average around 1000 or so. Better to make a 3000 with the option of expanding in the future. Having a quarter filled ground makes for a septic atmos and though some grounds are nice, they often come off as feeling like a school sports ground, such as Slough's new Arbor Park. Still Arbor Park is pretty good, the balcony areas etc.

VALUME

has any team from tier 9 and beyond ever advanced in the fa cup ?

Great info. Thanks!

This was great. Thank you.😊

Why are they no longer used? Wasn't the @premierleague funding grassroots properly, enough? 😮

This seems an effective way to start a totally new football club also. From scratch, to 'do a Dorking' and rise up - as well as, challenge the traditional 'chairman-millionaire' ownership - leadership ? A model with variations that has existed since the 1800s, let's be honest. Not a global ownership but members in the local community, pay a year membership and have the app.

AFC Liverpool have a very strange stadium, its wedged between two streets and big stand behind the goal