Quite a few non league clubs have tie ups with online ticketing companies and I believe the southern league have an agreement in place.
No reason why games cannot be all ticket on reduced capacity.
The stumbling block would be local councils and safety certificates as councils are notoriously slow to act.

paulisi wrote:

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Announcement tomorrow evening for step 5 & 6, but expected to allow crowds from 1st Sept.

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 Announcement didn't happen. No sign of letting non league crowds in.

FA Cup matches likely to be behind closed doors on 1st Sept.

Step 5 &  6 thinking about delaying their start date.

I welcome the news, just really hope clubs are sensible could easily end up with some of the better supported clubs even at step 5 getting gates of 1000. Thinking Sheppy, Chatham personally I feel there should be a cap at level of average gate last season or 300 If greater than 300 for step 3 & below given its not considered elite regardless of ground size, plenty of matches going on to satisfy everyone.

Likely to be a big turnout from football fans who would normally watch NL which is fine but needs to be managed. Clubs can get greedy & even those that generally do the right thing may abuse the trust that goes with this decision, I appreciate financially things are very tight but given the increasing numbers of cases and we are approaching the Autumn the situation needs very careful management.

600 at Worthing then. Be about 3 times that wanting tickets if Brighton not available

The bigger supported clubs are all moaning as it is 300 going to 600 and not 15% of capacity.
Bury, FC United, Scarborough etc all push MP's to raise as an issue.
Bury have 800 season ticket holders and were working on gates of around 1200.

seagull wrote:

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600 at Worthing then. Be about 3 times that wanting tickets if Brighton not available

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 But so many other great NL teams round there. Whitehawk, Lewes, Haywards Heath, Burgess Hill its an Isthmian League football fest. That said the really good stuff is in the 1st division of the Southern Combination and FA Vase which can only be described as non league football Nirvana. The ultimate in social distancing cradling your pitch side pint of Harveys. 12 sugars in your half time tea and a mixed meat burger dripping with mixed meat saturated fat the complete antithesis of the Amex. 

Your sons PE teacher obviously an exceptionally good footballer, I presume they didnt play with him often. My footie coach & Grammar (just an English teacher) used to destroy us in training he played for mighty Malvern Town in the midland combination. To put in context he played for GB Universities at both Football & Cricket but so many other people play footie as kids all the future plumbers, window fitters & scaffolders means the standard of athlete playing non league is still immense when compared to tennis.

At Comp two of my friends when they moved into the sixth form played for Worcester City one for a decade, technically he used to destroy everyone in the park & most of us played for the school team, until last year also captained the birmingham overspill town I grew up ins cricket team (he must be 52 ish). From an athleticism perspective he was pretty normal.

The other played just in the 6th form as a 16,17 yr old before went to Uni, technically about the same (perhaps not as good) but an amazing athlete and big 6ft 1 13 stone. CB in NLN @ 16. Went on to captain a Championship club an injury away from First division after Koing Liverpool out of FA Cup. He was a couple of school years younger than me but played scrum half for our year 7 (U12) team when he was in year 5 (under 10!). I dont think I ever saw an opponent touch him. So good at tennis he used to hit with all the pros to warm them up at Wimbledon while working on the ground staff as a student at Roehampton, always played County champion etc but no intensive coaching too busy with everything else.