The Kent Non-League Football Podcast

This week, Jon and Matt are joined by Alex Hoad to discuss the latest news around the county. Dover Athletic chairman Jim Parmenter gives us his view on how the National League should end and how the club is coping with the current situation. VCD Athletic boss Keith McMahon tells us about how things are for his club, his views on next season and pays tribute to Vickers legend Martin Ford. And there's loads more chat, including our lives in lockdown, cat parenting and Durham, because that's all the rage this week...

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In this week's show, we speak to Kevin Watson after he was told his contract at Ebbsfleet United will not be extended, and he discusses the highs and lows of his time in charge, his hopes to get back in the game and more besides. There's also a new manager at SCEFL side Lordswood - and Neil Hunter tells us about his hopes for his tenure at the club and why his son has helped him take the plunge. Plus there's all the rest of the news we can find and loads of other chat, including trashy TV, baking and bi-fold doors.

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In this week's show, as we wait for news on the National League season, we speak to Luke Wolland, who explains why he has decided to leave Kent County League side Staplehurst Monarchs and take over as Snodland Town's manager, as well as looking at all of the rest of the news from across the county. Plus there's loads of nonsense including social media, SAS: Who Dares Wins, dot to dots for grown ups, pressure washing, facial hair and lots more besides.

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In this week's show, Ebbsfleet United manager Kevin Watson gives us his thoughts on the end of the National League season - and what should happen next with the final ruling still to be made. We also give our thoughts on that and the Football League's dilemma, while much travelled former striker Ian Pulman tells us about his non-league life. And we discuss the weather, the Darwin Rap, Matt's football quiz and drains. Urgh.

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The lockdown episodes continue as Bromley midfielder Luke Coulson discusses the effort he has made for charity this week and the rest of his non-league life story. We discuss the sponsorship news at the Isthmian League and a managerial change at Snodland Town as well as the possibility of regionalising part of the Football League and what knock-on that could have for our clubs. And we discuss pets, TV and our own cookery skills.

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In this week's show, Sheppey United chairman Matt Smith gives us a chairman's view on the decision to end the season, while Nathan Elder is next into the hotseat to answer our questions on his non-league life. There's chat about the confirmation of the end of steps 3-6, and we talk quizzes, Ben Stokes, life in lockdown, crisp draws and Barbie dolls.

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This week, Matt and Jon are joined by Alex Hoad for the show to discuss all the latest news as clubs adjust to these unprecedented circumstances, including a look at how some of our clubs are dealing with their players and staff. Plus Cray Wanderers assistant manager Joe Vines goes into the hotseat to answer our questions about life in non-league football. And we talk lockdown, parenting, Furlough and ponder just how you might be able to spend £200,000 a week...

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Fresh (ish) from the news that the 2019-20 season for most of our clubs is null and void, we discuss if that was the right decision or if it was perhaps a bit hasty. Corinthian boss Michael Golding tells us his frustrations at the decision, but insists that health must come first. Their season may restart, but Dover Athletic boss Andy Hessenthaler talks us through the decision to "furlough" players and staff at Crabble. Plus we discuss home schooling, trigonometry, the speaking clock and Neighbours. A lot about Neighbours.

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There may be no football, but Jon and Matt are still here to try and keep your spirits up. Zak Ansah joins us to become the first player to answer our questions about his football career - learn about his highs, Unbelievable Tekkers and SE Dons among others - and we discuss the latest news that could mean the season is over. Plus we discuss our non-league football highlights, give you some TV recommendations and Matt takes on the toilet roll challenge.

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After the blanket call-off of all football, we try to stay upbeat this week, but, well, it's not easy. We hear from Dover Athletic boss Andy Hessenthaler about a game that did go ahead on Saturday and what the future may hold. Having just been appointed as Sittingbourne manager, Darren Blackburn talks about how he's not even been able to have a meeting with his players yet and the potential he sees at the Brickies. Plus we discuss alternative Saturday afternoon activities and of course discuss the pandemic that means, for now, we're off on a mid-season break...

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