Stonescast

Nikhil hosts Stonescast 106 as Tim and Jez join Martin Read makes his debut. 

The men discuss the topsy turvy life of a Stones fan as three impressive wins and clean sheets are followed by a loss last night at home to Solihull. 

We also look forward to a big away day in the FA Cup as we look to progress to the second round for the third year in a row.

Stonescast sees red as Riv, Leo, Raj and debutant Andy discuss potential issues besetting the team, another late heartbreak at Barrow, the Yeovil debacle, and the upcoming games against Worthing, Shots and Solihull.

Once they got the technology working, Alex Kilroy, Simon Bain and Dave Reader join Neil Rands to talk through the rollercoaster of the Tamworth heartbreak, the Gateshead demolition and a hard fought point at FGR. 

 They discuss progress over the first quarter of the season and look forward to the trip to Barrow and the visit of Yeovil. 

Almost a unanimous decision on the September Player of the Month too.

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Frustration with a capital F.
The chaps let it all out: lost players, light recruitment and a nagging feeling that, while we’re okay, we really could be better.
Sutton to Kiddy. Boston to Halifax. How does the same team produce such wildly different performances? There’s enough head-scratching going on to cause a bald patch.
And then there’s this little beauty: a team renowned for being strong at home has picked up 7 of its 8 points on the road. Make that make sense.
There’s hope. There’s support. There’s even a chance of points in the next couple of games.
But which games? And how many points?
Honestly, based on the performances so far, your guess is as good as ours. Win, draw or lose — the only consistent thing right now is the inconsistency.

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Adam Hills (host) is joined by Paul Cooke, Adam Fairman and Oli Kirk to look back over a Jekyll and Hyde end to August with four points across visits to Worthing and Sutton United, sandwiched around a Friday-night-under-the-lights visit of uber-BELT Carlisle United. 

The boys give their views on the shape of the current squad and then look ahead to a presentable set of upcoming fixtures during September.

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Mark River Luca and Chris review our season to date and preview our upcoming games v Worthing, Carlisle and Sutton... 

They also plug our resident Supporters Club Football Team as well as issuing an urgent call to arms for all Wealdstone supporters

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On the eve of start of the 2026/27 National League season, Adam Hills and Leo Werin are back with a season preview of all 24 clubs, looking at who's in, who's out and where we think each club will finish. Will they be playoff hopefuls or in a relegation dogfight? 

Synopsis to follow.

Happy 100th full episode and 5th birthday to us! Thanks for listening and your support!

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Chris Lane, Sudhir Rawal and Paul Cooke sit down with Wealdstone FC's majority shareholder Nick Semaca to look back at a monumental few months for the Stones and talk about where the club goes from here. A lot has happened since Nick’s last appearance: the lease is signed, a new manager is in place, fresh investment is locked in, and 14,000 fans took over Wembley for the FA Trophy final.

​They discussed how the club can bottle that incredible supporter growth and commercial momentum, the football strategy for squad retention, and the matchday experience at The Vale as new stadium plans progress. 

They also talked through the new CEO and key staff appointments—marking an exciting new era of off-field professionalism and investment that builds directly on all the hard work that got the club to this point.

​Nick’s positivity and "can-do" energy shine through, proving that despite the narrow Wembley heartbreak, things are massively on the up for the Stones. 

He closes the pod with a rallying cry to the fans, reminding everyone that this future only becomes a reality if the whole club gets behind the vision and works together to make it a reality.

With an unforgettable 2025/26 season now done and dusted , Hillsy sits down with Tom Marshall, Rob Platt and Dave Reader to reflect on the last 10 months. The boys think back to being top of the league after three games, the debacle at Scunthorpe, the FA Cup run, the exit of Sam Cox and arrival of Gary Waddock, goals galore and of course the FA Trophy final at Wembley.

There's the alternative end of season awards including best away trip/pub and a stats-based look at away form and next season's northern trips to look forward to.

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