For non-league teams, the road to Wembley starts now. Well, okay, technically that’s not true. Technically it starts next month. But the draws for the opening rounds of the FA Vase and FA Cup competitions were held earlier today, so I’m going to stand by what I originally wrote! Of course, I’m being somewhat hyperbolic here. Of these two competitions, it is the Vase that offers the only realistic route to Wembley for non-league clubs. Let’s face it, come May, the two FA Cup finalists are almost certain to have finished in the top ten of the Premier League (probably the top six). Yet, in spite of this, the FA Cup is arguably far more important for non-league teams than it is for most professional ones (well, those in the top two divisions, at least). Not only does entering the FA Cup give semi-pro players the chance to play, and score, in the world’s oldest cup competition – cue the ‘I’ve scored more goals in this year’s FA Cup than Salah’ tweets which seem to pop up on social med...