York would have had a bigger attendance, but due to significant damage to the stadium and pitch invasions in the previous round, the capacity was reduced on safety grounds.

Dorking got pro oted from the South

Bromley won the FA Trophy beating Wrexham

Relax, any Grimsby fans, slight counting problems by BBC Sport!

Grimsby are back in the Football League after scoring a winner with 9 minutes to go in ET. Rather boring compared to their last minute efforts in their earlier play-off games.

How's this for Non-League signing of the season.

www.bbc.com/sport/football/62266982

Actually, how's this for signing of the season regardless of league status.

Very exciting tie for Wolves Women (top of our 3rd tier league) away against Newcastle (2nd in their 4th tier league) who had a crowd of 28,000 in their last round. Presumably they will hold it at St James Park, Ive never been so very exciting! Will be about 10x bigger crowd than anything our girls will have played in front of if the same crowd.

Ive been to over 20 Wolves games in the last season and a half. Really love it.

My very local club The Spartans ( less than 2 miles away ) are looking very good to top the Lowland League or at least do enough to get into the play-offs to get into the Scottish League.

They have gone a few points clear of Tranent Juniors and University of Stirling plus the other 2 title contenders, Celtic B and Rangers B, are not eligible for promotion.

I believe Jon knows someone from The Spartans, (ex).chairman/president?

The Highland League is going to be between Buckie Thistle and Brechin City, whilst Bonnyrigg Rose ( in their first season in the Scottish League ) and Albion Rovers are in most danger of dropping into the play-offs.

www.edinburghnews.scotsman.com/sport/football/spartans-chief-craig-graham-would-swap-mbe-reach-spfl-592743

Harrogate Town have posted another heavy loss

thestrayferret.co.uk/harrogate-town-post-1-2-million-loss/

£1.2m is on top of £1.0 m last season and overall the owner, Irving Weaver has £4.4m owing to him now.

We get around 2400 average crowd, I think, each week, charge around £20 per average ticket (expensive for this level) so revenues are c£40-50k per match and then whatever we take at the bars and kiosks - which wont be much as, being frank, the ground has no space and at best I would reckon we take maybe £10k a match max on top

And that is before call match day costs and then the payment of players and staff etc.

And the £4.4m he has pumped in (and says he wont take out, and I believe him) has got us into the EFL in the first place, but being frank we are just about staying there - we got 17th in 20-21 season with 57 points and 19th last season with 53 points. So have averaged around 1.2 points per match. This season we are 20th place with 38 points from 37 matches so far, so the trajectory is not one of progress.

We have a richer benefactor than most clubs and can probably afford to use the cash and splash it around a little more , given our actual size and stature, but it is hardly sustainable and the downside is a manager who is the owners son and protected for life - these performances would not have kept anyone else in a job!