Inside Britball

The team breakdown Week 7, where we saw teams lock in their playoff spots, 2 more ties, and the North Eastern game postponed again. We review the Writers' Poll from before the weekend's action and how that might look going into Week 8 and the final full slate of games of 2025.

Andy, Isaac, and Stuart review BUCS Week 6, which saw some tight affairs, 8 donuts across the league, and results that will impact the Writers' Poll. We then look ahead to Week 7 and the penultimate full slate of fixtures of 2025.

Andy and Isaac sit down with Head Coach Tango Lockwood and Team Manager, Marc Carter, who have both played a huge part in the three-time National Champions, the Rushmoor Knights U16's programme.

Andy, Isaac, and Stuart review a storm-affected Week 5 across the BUCS landscape. We have some nice scorelines, a few burger/bagels, and some really tight fixtures. The guys then review the Writers' Poll before moving on to review a big weekend of football that could shape some divisions!

Kiwi and Nick catch up with DC & Player, Andrew Gibson, and offensive player, Kerrence Pankay, who were part of the back-to-back NFFL National Championship-winning Glasgow Hornets side.

Andy, Stuart, and Isaac look back over a "golden" weekend, which also included a couple of ties and some topsy-turvy results. They then review the Writers' Poll from last week before moving on to review Week 5's fixtures.

BUCS Football rumbles on, and Andy, Stuart & Isaac break down the results, preview the fixtures coming up and also take a deeper dive into our Writers' Poll results in between.

Kiwi, Nick and Arran get together again to discuss Week 2 of the WFFL and the updated standings of the SCOFF winter league.

Andy and Isaac catch up with Coach Firoz and Coach Simon, who helped the London Blitz return to the pinnacle of the U19 game, and come away with their 10th National Title.

Andy and Kiwi catch up with (OL) Lou Robbins and (DL) Sarah-Jane Brain in the second episode of our Championship Series. The Thrashers overcame everything throughout the season, shrugged off the "underdog" tag, and became only the third name at the summit of the BAFA Women's game.