completely finished, then I'd probably go and watch another local side but anyone higher than where Ashford are would feel like cheating, so probably Lydd Town (a name that will mean nothing to others) as they are close to where I grew up & I know a few players. So what first drew you in to non-league football? Like I say, my Dad's to blame & I've known nothing else.  As for what keeps me going, I guess it's no different to following any other club. I do think that as a non-league fan you feel like much more than just a supporter, you really are part of a team.  From helping to paint the stadium during the summer to giving players a lift to the games, all the little things that means it's much more than just turning up and shouting for 90 minutes. Away travel is particularly fun in non-league, at Ashfords current level it's just Kent and South London but there was a time when every other week we'd be going all over the country.  Years ago we travelled to Buckingham for the last game of the season, we'd won the league and the Manager & Physio (both well into there 40s) came on in the second half, we won 5-0.  At the same game they were handing out player of the season voting slips to the home fans, we got hold of a load of these and for that reason, Buckinghams player of the season was