The Kent Non-League Football Podcast

In this week's show, we hear from Dartford manager Steve King after his side's defeat to Dorking Wanderers - but before they bounced back to the top of the table on Tuesday. Ebbsfleet United boss Dennis Kutrieb talks about settling in to English football and implementing his own style after their 1-1 draw with Eastbourne, while Folkestone Invicta defender Josh Vincent talks us through his wondergoal in the last game before lockdown. Plus there's all the rest of the news and Matt manages hurt himself.

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In this week's show, Cray Valley PM boss Kevin Watson talks about his pride at leading the club into the FA Cup first round and the challenges a new lockdown will pose. Bromley boss Neil Smith also looks forward to his side's FA Cup tie and he too looks at the impact of COVID-19 on the season. There's a lot of chat about lockdown and what it means for our clubs, and all of the usual chat and nonsense too. Please listen, like and share.

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In this week's show, Jon and Matt speak to Steve McKimm after he led Tonbridge Angels into the FA Cup first round for the first time in his (or our) lifetimes and pulled out a plum tie against Bradford City. Steve also talks about the Government funding Angels have received, as does Maidstone United co-owner Oliver Ash, who feels that the way the grants have been handed out is not fair on better-supported clubs like his and he tells us all about it. Ade Azeez also appears after he fired Dover to victory over Eastleigh, and there's all the rest of the news from across the county and some chat from us too, including Football Manager, half-term, lockdown and more.

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In this week's show, Jon and Matt discuss the National League's formula - or lack of it - for distributing the funding they have received, before a fascinating chat with Cray Wanderers boss Tony Russell ahead of their FA Cup trip to Canvey Island. Kennington manager Dan Scorer talks us through their free-scoring start to the season, while at the other end of the spectrum, Dartford defender Craig Braham-Barrett discusses their three clean sheets in a row to start the National League South season. And we chat random early 00s bands, Taskmaster and loads more besides.

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Big away wins are the flavour of this week's show, as we speak to Hythe Town boss Steve Watt following his side's 6-0 triumph at Whitstable. James Collins reflects on a strong start to the season for Faversham Town and both look ahead to the FA Trophy this weekend. And Dover Athletic boss Andy Hessenthaler doesn't pull any punches after his side were thrashed at home by Aldershot. Plus we talk FA Cup and look ahead to the biggest game of the season so far in the SCEFL. And we talk pranks, waking the kids up (Matt, not Jon) and broken boilers.

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In this week's show, we reflect on a memorable and record-breaking week for some of our clubs in the FA Cup. We hear from both Andy Hessenthaler and Neil Smith after Smith's Bromley beat Dover 4-1 and look back at some cracking matches over the past seven days. Plus Matt tells of a trip to Bluewater, the mystery of how Episode 127 disappeared is solved and, to be honest, there's some very not jovial content that had to be shared.

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In this week's show, Matt and Jon try (and fail) to comprehend the logic behind the FA's announcement about fans at this weekend's FA Cup fixtures. We speak to Margate general manager Deny Wilson about the challenges of COVID-19 on the club and their new kits and we speak to Welling United manager Bradley Quinton ahead of the start of their season. Sheppey United coach Marcel Nimani would like to cause an upset against Quinton's men, and we also hear from K Sports boss Paul Atkins after his side's 1-1 draw with the Ites. Plus we talk Fantasy Football, the 20s and Matt's alcopop of choice.

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It's another bumper show this week, with four interviews to entertain you. Chatham Town boss Scott Lindsay after their dramatic win over Southall in the FA Cup, with their teenage debutant goalkeeper saving a last-minute penalty. Welling Town chairman and manager Kevin Oakes talks to us about their fantastic start to the season which has them top of the SCEFL, while we also speak to former Gillingham goalkeeper Stuart Nelson about the difficulties of finding a new club in the current climate. And, after the announcement about spectator trials being paused, Tonbridge Angels director Jim Rowe talks us through what that could mean for his club.

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In this week's bumper show, we have five different interviews as we look back at the FA Cup and ahead to the start of the Isthmian League this weekend. Deal Town head coach Steve King and Sittingbourne boss Darren Blackburn both speak after the SCEFL side's superb 4-1 FA Cup upset, while Corinthian manager Michael Golding and captain Jack Bath speak after their FA Cup win, as they continue to bounce back from their FA Vase heartache. And Folkestone Invicta boss Neil Cugley looks ahead to the start of their campaign and reveals his hopes for another successful season. Plus we talk aliens, physics and, well, not too much more as there's loads of football news!

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In this week's show, we speak to Tunbridge Wells boss Richard Styles after his side hit nine without reply to start their Southern Counties East League season, and he looks ahead to their FA Cup clash with Beckenham. Ramsgate manager Matt Longhurst talks about the project at the club as he gets ready to start his first full season in charge, and Thanet-based agent Steve Miller tells us about his work in the non-league game. Plus Matt wastes everybody's time, we discuss the rest of the news from across the county including the FA Vase semi-final and get ready for the FA Cup. And we discuss birthdays, Clubcall, short goalkeepers and more besides.

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