The end is near with just two fixtures left involving our clubs after a raft of disappointment on the final day and in the early stages of the play-offs - and we attempt to dissect it all.

We hear from Ebbsfleet United striker Kwesi Appiah after his side's loss at Worthing which meant they missed out on the end-of-season fun and games, and also discuss Maidstone's near-miss and both sides' early attempts at rebuilding.

We look ahead to the two SCEFL play-off finals and discuss the issues of dual registered players featuring in the games, as well as ground grading and reprieves.

Plus there's the last edition of pre-wedding chat, and we want your help before the last show of the season...

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The season may be almost over but there is no let up on the drama and stories in Kent and we reflect on an astonishing week both on and off the pitch.

VCD Athletic are set to fold after being unable to agree a new lease to keep playing at Oakwood - joint-manager Danny Joy discusses the heartbreaking news for him, his family and the whole VCD community - but does offer a glimmer of hope.

Rusthall boss Jimmy Anderson discusses his side's play-off dreams after their emphatic win over Bearsted at the weekend, while opposite number Kev Stevens cuts a frustrated figure as his team's hopes of finishing in the final five took a massive hit.

We have all the rest of the news from across the county as we look towards the final weekend of the season, and all the usual chat and nonsense, including The Capture, Mr & Mrs and being spotted by non-league managers in restaurants...

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With just two weekends of the season left, things are really hotting up both on and off the pitch and we have another packed show to dissect it all.

The big news this week is the announcement that George Elokobi is to leave Maidstone United at the end of the season, and we catch up with Stones co-owner Oliver Ash to pay tribute to the job the outgoing boss has done, discussing his own future and the decisions that await the club over the summer - with hopes to get a new manager in place sooner rather than later.

There's a new name heading to the SCEFL next season, with a merger announced this week between Holmesdale and Petts Wood, bringing the senior side at Holmesdale with the youth section at Petts Wood as Petts Wood & Holmesdale - chairman Phil Alder explains all about the merger and why it makes sense for all parties.

We discuss all of the play-off battles and the relegation battles as the season draws to a close, and the rest of the usual chat and nonsense, including a school trip, an unexpected visitor and loads more besides.

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A bumper weekend of Easter football brought the ultimate highs and lows, and Matt and Jon take a look back at all of the action, ups and downs and a shock managerial exit too.

It was heartbreak for Punjab United in the FA Vase semi-final as they fell at the final hurdle against Cockfosters - boss Chipie Sian discusses his disappointment, watching the visitors celebrate and how he hoped to pick his side up with plenty more to play for this season.

Former Ramsgate boss Ben Smith earned his first win back at Herne Bay at his old club's rivals Margate - he discusses that win, why Herne Bay was the right job to tempt him back into the game and his hopes for the future at the club.

We discuss title wins, relegations and loads more, as well as the usual chat and nonsense, including some dull old number facts, SNLUK and whether it's time to get the shorts out or not...

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The Isthmian Premier League takes centre stage this week with a pair interviews coming after two draws at either end of the table.

Welling moved out of the bottom four after sharing the spoils at Wingate & Finchley and although he felt his side should have had more on Saturday, boss Ryan Maxwell admits it's a big psychological boost to be above the drop zone and explains to us the challenges he's faced at the Wings but now having a settled side at his disposal for the crucial run in.

Folkestone Invicta would have won the title with a victory over Carshalton, but in the end had to fight back from 3-1 down to get a point, and goalscoring defender Ben Mason reflects on being so near to clinching the crown ahead of what will surely be a celebratory Easter weekend.

We've got all the rest of the news, including the halfway stage of the FA Vase semi-final, managerial changes and loads more, plus a reflection on a superb stag do and loads more besides!

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We have our first champions of the season - and Whitstable Town manager Jamie Coyle joins us to discuss his pride at winning the SCEFL in March and getting the club back to Step Four. We also catch up with Punjab United's Chipie Sian ahead of the first leg of their FA Vase semi-final against Cockfosters, and he discusses the challenge of playing two legs, how pleased he is with his team's focus in the league and his gratitude to Whitstable as they look to do what the Oystermen couldn't and knock out the Spartan South Midlands side.

We also hear from Dartford captain Michael Olarewaju after he got his first goal of the season to help the club keep up their play-off push with victory over Lewes - he discusses his hopes to break into the top five and the differences between being the chaser and the ones being chased.

There's all the rest of the news from across the county and the usual chat and nonsense, including stag weekends and Matt being outwitted by an old girl with a walking stick...

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Just the one interview for you this week but it's a really interesting one as Chislehurst Glebe chairman Rocky McMillan discusses the club's upturn in form, the season as a whole and the challenges the club face as they look to compete, not just in the SCEFL but also with bigger clubs nearby.

We have all the rest of the news from across the county and all the usual chat and nonsense, including lawn mowing, shorts and loads more.

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Another busy week and another packed show for you to enjoy as we mark our 365th episode - one for every day of the year.

Tunbridge Wells finally played their first game at home in 2026 on Tuesday night and manager Steve Ives discusses the loss to Hollands & Blair, the challenges awaiting his side as they have to cram in so many home games and explains just why the club have had these issues.

Folkestone Invicta are on their way to the Isthmian League title and striker Jake Hutchinson reflects on their 2-1 win over Potters Bar, where they had to come from behind thanks to his two goals, and discusses the secret to their success this term.

And we hear from Tonbridge Angels manager Alan Dunne after his side's 2-0 defeat at Dover - but he takes the positives from their performance.

There's all the rest of the news from across the county, including a managerial exit at Herne Bay, and all the usual chat and nonsense, including "the cloud", gambling and loads more besides.

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A fantastic week for our clubs, with huge wins and moments to remember aplenty as March gets off to a flying start.

Punjab United are in the FA Vase semi-finals after battling their way to victory over Downton and skipper Lea Dawson - back in the fold after a long period out - gives us his thoughts on the win, returning to fitness at the perfect time and the rise of the club. Erith & Belvedere are into the play-off spots after their solid start to life under Gary Alexander and the former Millwall striker discusses his time so far at the club and looks ahead to Friday night's visit of Sutton Athletic. And we also hear from Deal Town manager Steve King after his side's thumping win over bottom side East Grinstead to keep them right in the play-off mix.

Plus all the rest of the news and opinion from a busy week, and the usual nonsense, including beer, NBA records and Matt's latest quiz success.

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We are back after our half-term break with three top interviews for you to enjoy and lots of chat - including a look ahead to Punjab United's huge FA Vase quarter-final clash.

Faversham Strike Force manager Stuart Benfield reflects on his side's win at Larkfield & New Hythe, looking over their shoulders at the drop zone, adapting to life at Step 5 and the togetherness he helps will help his side through. Opposite number Fraser Walker cut a frustrated figure after the loss, which was his side's third in a row - but hopes this is their blip and that they will be better for it later in the season.

And we hear from Tonbridge Angels chair Sophie Purves after their two great wins on the pitch and she also discusses plans to change to daytime training and hopes for the future of their Longmead Stadium.

There's all the rest of the news from across the county and the usual chat and nonsense, which this week includes Hamburg, The Floor, Matt's run and loads more besides...

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