We have five matches for you this week as our non-league videos of the week. First up is the match from the Blue Square Premier between Ebbsfleet United and a club that has been having renewed difficulties off the pitch again, Darlington. Next up are the goals from the Blue Square North match between Altrincham and Gloucester City.

We have five matches for you this week as our non-league videos of the week. First up is the match from the Blue Square Premier between Ebbsfleet United and a club that has been having renewed difficulties off the pitch again, Darlington. Next up are the goals from the Blue Square North match between Altrincham and Gloucester City.

By Chris Wright

Yep, this again.

After arriving back home in Spain on international duty with the U21s, David de Gea has been ceasly quizzed over the incident that saw him being caught half-inching a Krispy Kreme from the Tescos in Altrincham an incident which, as tedious as it is now becoming, is also keeping him in free donuts.

Manchester United keeper David De Gea just can't seem to catch a break let alone a football these day's, his latest gaff came in a Tesco store as he was caught dunkin doughnuts without paying.

The Spaniard, 20, was questioned by Tesco security staff after he and a friend were caught dunkin the delicatessens on CCTV before leaving the store without paying for them in a store in Altrincham Manchester.

Last year was pretty clear cut in the Conference North, Alfreton were pretty much definitely going up despite having a ridiculous backlog of games, the play-off places were fairly clear early on and Redditch were dropping like a stone from around February time, but this season it looks set to be a bit closer at both ends of the table and closer still in the middle.

Last year was pretty clear cut in the Conference North, Alfreton were pretty much definitely going up despite having a ridiculous backlog of games, the play-off places were fairly clear early on and Redditch were dropping like a stone from around February time, but this season it looks set to be a bit closer at both ends of the table and closer still in the middle.

I can't really sum it up any better than my dad did, just the other day he said he'd love to follow City again, "but that's not Manchester City". It's exactly how I feel, that the club I grew up supporting just isn't really there any more, and something else stands in their place. There's an odd disconnection in attempting to write about the two things together, but I'll do my best.

One of English football's most desperate races at present is that to avoid the drop from the Blue Square Premier at the end of this season. There are just four points separating Cambridge United in sixteenth place and Altrincham in twenty-second position and, with Eastbourne Borough and Histon already all but condemned, this means that any two from seven could join them, with just five or six matches depending on which club we are talking about left to play.

As it's Little vs. Large, David vs. Goliath, Minnows vs. Champions; in the form of Crawley Town and Manchester United today; I thought I would hit you with a relevant fact...

The last time a non-league side beat top-flight opposition away from home was Altrincham's victory over Birmingham City at St.

As it's little vs. Large, David vs. Goliath, Minnows vs. Champions; in the form of Crawley United and Manchester United today; I thought I would hit you with a relevant fact...

The last time a non-league side beat top-flight opposition away from home was Altrincham's victory over Birmingham City at St.

It's time for a bit of a non-league round-up (as is our wont at this time of the week), with highlights of three matches from the last couple of weekend's worth of matches. First up, we're taking the opportunity to catch up with one of the matches from the weekend of the 15th of January, with the FA Trophy Second Round match between Blyth Spartans.

It's time for a bit of a non-league round-up (as is our wont at this time of the week), with highlights of three matches from the last couple of weekend's worth of matches. First up, we're taking the opportunity to catch up with one of the matches from the weekend of the 15th of January, with the FA Trophy Second Round match between Blyth Spartans.