"There's an element of nerdyism..."
Welcome back Stonesfans it's time for the new episode of the cast hot on the heels of 3 games. In this weeks episode:
Pt1 00:00 The usual introduction and chat to guest caster and club photographer Sir Ronnie Raffle.
Pt2 07:13 We look back over the recent games. In other words we talk about Oldham away and make a passing reference or two to Bromley at home and Eastleigh away. Well there is "THAT goal " to talk about and with the upcoming World Cup how important it is we exploit the lack of top flight fixtures over the same period.
Pt3 39:25 Preview of Halifax and Yeovil at home and the long trip up the A1 to Gateshead.
Pt4 56:15 AoB. The squads development, players who are a conundrum or maybe an enigma, social media engagement and the rise of the WFC Discord which apparently all the kids are now using!
Paul is on the throne with Chris,  Sudhir and Tom Piffle or whatever his name is, making his debut.

"You don't play football on paper..."
Yes kids we're back for a new season and the fun and games start here.
So what bones do we chew over in this episode?
Part 1 - We talk to current Supporters Club Chairman and former Board Member Mark Randall about his work at the club and what the SC brings to the table.
Part 2 (10.15) - We look back over the pre-season results and the players that the MT have brought into the squad.
Part 3 (32.40) - Then it's onto a preview of the upcoming fixtures: Bromley at home followed by Eastleigh and Oldham away and how the SC are continuing to run away coach travel as a non-profit making exercise. We then delve into what  are our casters expectations for the season.
Part 4 (53.30) - Finally it's looking at the heady heights of the title and playoffs, and who do we think "will be right up there..."
It's Adam's turn to be in the hosts hot seat with opinions from Dave, Rob and newbie Mark.

It's time to close the shop, pull down the blinds on the season, and disappear on our holibobs, but before we go let's tie up the loose ends.
We have the usual review of the games at Home to KLT and Away at the Shots and have a few fond memories of our various highlights of the season.
Then it's taking a prod at next year. The retained/released list, and what we need to be looking at doing on and off the pitch over the summer to hopefully have as successful a season coming up as we've just had.
Adam is the ring leader and Mark, Dave, Sudhir, Jez and Chris will be squeezing their opinions into our clown car of debate as Circus Stonescast draws to a close.
Bonus content as Mark and Dave share their extensive knowledge of North West London Industrial Estates with everyone.

We are honoured to have the Stones management team, and Player of the Season in the lounge for this cast.
Tim is joined by Stuart Maynard, Matty Saunders and Jack Cook for what is an honest and candid chat all about last season and the next one that's already fast approaching.
The guys tell us all about the philosophy of what they're trying to do both on and off the pitch, and the process that they're trying to create, whilst Jack gives the player side view of the club.
It's a fantastic chat that every single Stones fan will want to listen to, to get an exclusive inside view of the changing room.

Stonescast Episode 19 - A NEW HOPE...
In this episode, our own Obi Wan (Tim) talks to the next generation of our fan base, the new sheriffs of the Bulla town - Alex, Jay, Luca and River. What is it about our growing teen fan base, why are they gravitating towards our club, and why they are fast becoming our new hope.
With the season coming to a close we delve into the scary world of the retained list as well as looking back at D&R at home and Yeovil away, and the usual previews of our last 2 league fixtures, home to KLT and away at the Shots.
Plus, Alex reveals some refereeing home truths - a couple of which will definitely come back to haunt him in 10 years time.
It's a fun episode full of youthful exuberance that will have you older fans harking back to when you first started following the Stones.

There's lots to chin wag about in Stonesland and we're back with a bumper episode.
We look back on the games against Chesterfield, Southend and Borehamwood, and forwards to Alty and Yeovil on the road, and the visit of the Daggers to the Vale. How many points will we pick up between now and the end of the season?
Also we debate the change of fortunes on the park since Woking away. Is it a tactical thing or just a case that we've been upgrading our playing staff.
Now we are safe is that a good excuse to let the players off the lead and go for it, or do we stick to our proven game plan?
We also chat about the MT's new contract, and what's the next step to increase our home crowds.
Paul is in the hot seat, with Adam, Sudhir and an excellent debut by Raj, giving their opinions.

And we're back in the room! Mark is in the hosts throne with Chris, Simon and his miserableness McManus giving their thoughts about all things Wealdstone.
There's lots to chew over. Bromley, remember that game? MMcM didn't remember we ended playing against 10, Halifax, quality pies and pubs, oh and Maidenhead where non-leagues unwritten rules were disappointingly broken. By ours. Forshame you dirty wrong enders!
Then we have a natter about the fans forum Q&A session on Wednesday, that lease thing yet again, next years season tickets, loan signings. Oh it's ever so exciting.
Then it's onto who's coming up and who's coming down to join us in the rich and exciting world of thee National League next season. Will next year be harder than this year?
And finally, the preview of Chesterfield and Wooooood at home, and Saffend away over the Easter break.
An hour of easy listening pleasure!

And we're back! Get to the chopper! You may hear a few of them during the cast.
Weymouth at home. Marvellous, and the pressure is off.
Stockport away. Smashing despite the result.
Coming up Bromley and Halifax, and we can enjoy them both now.
The elephant in the room. The Vale. That lease thing isn't going away is it?
Decent young squad, but is there a lack of vocal leadership on the park?
Hybrid. Is it the way forwards, and if it is, when do we commit to it?
It's Paul in the hot seat with Nic, Akhil and Chris with the opinions. What's your thoughts?
BTW, it's obvious none of you read the description that we post for these casts as nobody won the competition last month.
Competition you say? Oh yeah, there was one.
There's no competition this time because you didn't play the game. Anyway, we've got a couple more episodes before the end of the season, maybe we'll run another.

The boys are back and there's lots to debate.
Adam is back at the helm with the return of Leo and Rob and a debut performance from the legendary PA Pete.
Torquay, Eastleigh and Maidenhead to review, and that's three games with all the bases covered in terms of performances and results.
Hillsy brings out his Big Book of Stats, but still can't tell the difference between Woking and Weymouth. Go figure!
Then there's hot or not. Which players are rocking the main stage and who's shoegazing.
Then it's on to Stockport. Marvellous. What could possibly go wrong?
And finally in closing, the future with our new board members.

BTW Hi Todd! - I wonder who reads this far down into our episode description? Shame really as this tends to be the bit where the even remotest funny gags live. We think we're shouting into the void with our descriptions actually. Tell you what, if you read this and send us a message on twitter saying "Hi Stonescast, I read the WHOLE description!" we'll pick a winner at random and send them a prize. Can't say fairer than that can we?
We're at @Stonescast85 give us a shout!

The casts come think and fast, and there's lots for Mark, Dave, Tom and debutante Gordon to debate in this episode.
Firstly it's the issues at The Vale and the news that the home fixture against Torquay having to be played behind closed doors. Where does the buck stop, and what do we do?
Then it's looking back at the games at Home to Wrexham/Wrecsam and Away at Solihull and the improved performances since Woking Away earlier this year.
Looking forwards, it's Torquay at Home BCD then Eastleigh Away the following Saturday.
Also with the sad news of the passing of former WFCSC legend Barbara Robson, we remember her time at the club.