The Kent Non-League Football Podcast

In this week's show, we hear from Herne Bay defender turned goalkeeper Laurence Harvey after he saved a penalty to help his side beat Sittingbourne. We also discuss the managerial situation at The Brickies after Chris Lynch resigned, while we look at the rest of the action in a busy week, including having a FA Vase semi-finalist to talk about for the second year running. And Dover Athletic manager Andy Hessenthaler speaks after his side's loss to Yeovil Town. Plus we talk cars, rowing in fast-food restaurants, dentists and try not to mention the C word...

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In this week's show, we hear from Dartford defender Josh Hill after his man of the match performance (Matt says) in the 0-0 draw with league leaders Wealdstone. And after another home postponement, Tunbridge Wells boss Richard Styles talks about their pitch issues, fixture congestion and his high hopes for the rest of the season. Plus we discuss all the rest of the news from across the county including a 10-0 win, Tonbridge Angels' woes and Maidstone losing 5-1 to a side who also missed two penalties. Plus we discuss looting - a lot - a scratchcard faux pas, anniversaries and stockpiling toilet tissue.

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We're back with another jam-packed show, with three interviews and lots more besides. With Bromley without a win since New Year's Day, winger Luke Coulson tells us they are determined to turn things around, starting with Sutton this weekend. After his side's 6-0 win at Guernsey, we speak to Ashford United manager Tommy Warrilow about their form and the title race. And, ahead of their FA Vase quarter-final, Corinthian manager Michael Golding talks about his side's hopes of making it to the last four. Plus there's lots of other news from around the county and the usual chat and nonsense, which has far too much talk about illness for anyone's liking...

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In this week's show, after his late goal gave Folkestone Invicta a crucial win against title rivals Worthing, Ira Jackson talks about his great season so far, desire to score goals and legendary boss Neil Cugley. After seeing his side go into the semi-finals of the Kent Senior Cup, Phoenix Sports boss Paul Bryon is determined to not stop there, and he tells us about how his team like to attack. Plus there's all the rest of the news from across the county, including the end of Dover's title hopes (?) and a crucial win for Ebbsfleet. And we spent far too long talking about Football Manager, climbing walls and Matt has a fan...

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In this week's show, we talk to Corinthian goalkeeper Aidan Prall after he kept a clean sheet to help his side into the last eight of the FA Vase. We look ahead to the biggest game in the Isthmian League season so far as the top two clash, and back at all the rest of the action in a busy week of football. Plus we spend far too long talking about straws, discuss Fire Safety courses and lots more.

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Ahead of the FA Vase last 16 ties this weekend, we speak to players from both Kent clubs still involved. Deal Town defender Steve O'Brien talks about their long trip to Consett, while Corinthian midfielder Oscar Housego speaks about their great form ahead of the visit of Sporting Khalsa. Plus after toppling the league leaders Barrow, matchwinner Michael Woods discusses the improvement in form that has taken Dover Athletic to the edge of the play-offs. And we discuss Love Island, stalking footballers in Boots and Matt makes one of the most middle-class revelations you will ever hear.

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We're back after our January holiday with an hour of Kent Non-League goodness. Tonbridge Angels manager Steve McKimm discusses the frustration of postponements and how his side have found their feet at National League South level. Hythe Town manager Steve Watt discusses their great recent form and how he had to pick up his players when he arrived. Plus there's all the rest of the latest news from the past two weeks, including resignations, trips to Notts County, transfer embargoes and more. Plus we talk Mrs Brown's Boys, yoga and Matt goes from having the hump to, well, just about cracking a smile. Solid work.

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In this week's show, Corinthian manager Michael Golding talks about challenging on four fronts after his side won the SCEFL derby in the FA Vase against Chatham Town. After going top of the Southern Counties East League First Division, Kennington boss Dan Scorer tells us about his team's good form, promotion hopes and cup clash against Corinthian this weekend. Plus we look at the rest of the action across the county and talk holidays, fire alarms and missing radio kit...

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In this week's show, Chatham Town boss Scott Lindsay looks ahead to the FA Vase tie with SCEFL rivals Corinthian and tells us that he doesn't look at the league table - he should, his side are doing well! Sevenoaks Town manager Micky Collins talks power cuts, Ryan Hayes and a wide-open division, while there's all the rest of the news from across the county including new managers, record defeats and more. Plus we talk Masked Singer, micropubs and Belinda Carlisle.

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We are back for our first episode of 2020, with a shedload of stuff to reflect on. Herne Bay manager Ben Smith speaks after his side's derby-day delight against Whitstable Town on New Year's Day. At the other end of the spectrum, Welling United's Danny Waldron talks about their lack of form. We also discuss the situations at Canterbury City and Ramsgate, and look back at all of the festive football action. It's good to be back...

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