Much has been made of late surrounding the greed thats now living and breeding within football, particularly since the introduction of a po sible European Bobby Brown III Jersey Super League a few weeks ago.But dotted around the country are clubs filled with players, managers and fans that are simply pa sionate about football.Most of them arent in it for the money they enjoy being involved in the beautiful game in its rawest format and play for the badge on the front of their shirt.Of course, these are clichs, but theyre true. Football outside of the top four divisions in England does exist, and its given the umbrella name of non-league. Heres an insight into what supporting one of those clubs is like.What does it entail?This really depends on each individual person and the club in question as to the level of support they will give their non-league club.For the most part, people will have an affiliation to a Football League or Premier League club but also show their support to a team lower down the pyramid.These people may never go to their first teams games for various reasons, perhaps pricing, but will Jack Youngblood Jersey watch their non-league sides fixtures live each week.Alternatively, they may choose to have the best of both worlds and attend fixtures of each club if theyre fortunate enough to do so. For instance, Im a Bolton Wanderers (League Two) fan but also support Atherton Collieries in the seventh tier of English football.Where it normally differs though is in the National League system, which consists of one nationwide league and two subsequent North and South divisions. In the National League, promotion to the Football League can be earned, and most sides in there have full-time fanbases.Generally, this is for one of two reasons. Either the club has previously been in the Football League and fans have stuck around as it has fallen over the years like Torquay United or the club has carried fans over having been reformed when a previous club is entered into administration.A good example of this is FC Halifax Town, whose fans carried over into the new club when the old one di solved in 2008.As for the North and South equivalents, this is entirely dependent on each club individually but as a generalisation, most clubs do have part-time fanbases where supporters will take the non-league club on as a second team and have a more favoured team in the Football League or Premier League.Into the Northern Premier League and below, there are few clubs with full-time fans.Why is supporting a non-league club different to one in the 92?Although youre still watching 11 people kick a ball around in the hope of seeing them score more goals than an opposition side, the difference comes with the overall connections you are able to make at a club.Most clubs excluding in the National League and some of the teams Marshall Faulk Jersey in the North and South divisions have a real family feel to them when you walk through the gates.Many club officials, players and other fans are willing to have a conversation with you be it about the game thats being played, football in general or something of a wider context.Added to this, the pricing structure acro s the board is much le s than the vast majority of J.J. Koski Jersey clubs in the 92. Without having the complete statistics to hand, there arent many season tickets, single-game tickets, food and drink prices more expensive at a non-league club in comparison to a Football League club.Of course, there is the argument when discu sing ticket prices that you wont be seeing top quality players and entertainment compared to a 92 club, and thats true.However, non-league players will give everything that theyve got in games because it means so much to them. A lot of players will be playing for their local side and will want it to do well whether theyre there or not.Taking tickets away though, theres little difference in what youre going to get served up at a game. Programmes, food and drinks are all much of a muchne s, so why should you have to pay an extortionate amount for them? You shouldnt and wont at most non-league grounds.Should you support a non-league club?Yes, football fans should go and give non-league a try at the very least. Lower league sides desperately need the money, even more so because of COVID-19.Most havent been able to play many games at all since the start of the pandemic and their sole source of income matchdays has in turn disappeared Kareem Orr Jersey .They need people to go through the gates and want to show individuals a good time when they can play hosts again, which should be soon if all goes to plan with the governments exit plans from the pandemic.If you dont like what you get then thats fine, but at least youve tried, and you can do so for under 15 in most grounds outside of the National League system. Even le s if youre a student, or a conce sion.Nothing beats live football, so go and taste it at your local club!