The Kent Non-League Football Podcast

It's the last episode of the season - but there's no let up in a final packed show of 2018/19. Tonbridge Angels midfielder D'Sean Theobalds tells us that he's still on cloud nine after helping them to promotion at Met Police - and talks us through his brilliant solo goal. Old Margate manager Jay Saunders gives us the inside track on the new Margate manager, erm, Jay Saunders and his hopes for the new season. And we discuss early movers and shakers, managerial changes and a lot more before we knock off for the summer. Thanks for listening!

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In our penultimate episode of the season, we speak to two people who had contrasting weeks. Ashford United keeper Sam Mott was unable to help his side to victory in the play-offs - not that they would have been promoted anyway - despite a penalty save, but he insists it's just the start. Chatham Town boss James Collins had reason to cheer though after his side's cup double - but does that make it a successful season for the Chats? Plus we talk play-offs, Line of Duty and ponder just how big a Dover fan Matt Gerrard really is...

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In this week's bumper show, we discuss the situation at Canterbury City after a crazy week to end the regular season. Ashford United manager Tommy Warrilow looks ahead to Friday's play-off final at Horsham - and the prospect of winning the game and not being promoted. No such issues for Welling Town boss Louis Dean, who is revelling in his side's promotion after winning SCEFL Division One. Plus we reflect on all the rest of the action on a busy weekend of highs and lows. And there's some juvenile humour about names, car crashes and lots more besides.

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This week, Matt and Jon look back on a busy weekend as the season draws to a close, with huge moves in the title races in the SCEFL, and try to work out the Bostik League Premier play-off picture. Dover's player of the year Mitch Brundle tells us about their achievement in staying up and discusses his future at the club. Scott Porter explains why he is moving upstairs at Whitstable Town and handing over the reins to Lloyd Blackman, and we discuss all the other happenings across the county. And Matt gets very angry about his Alexa. Very angry.

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This week, Cray Wanderers assistant boss Joe Vines takes a break from celebrating promotion to reflect on an amazing year for the Bostik South East champions. Dartford striker Andy Pugh talks after his return from a long injury lay-off - even though the result was disappointing for his side. Plus we reflect on the Kent Senior Cup and Trophy finals, and discuss the tip, Around the World in 80 Days and lots, lots more. Apparently Dover stayed up too?!

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In this week's show, Bromley manager Neil Smith reflects on a crazy week for his side, ranks their season out of 10 and looks ahead to next week's Kent Senior Cup Final against Maidstone United. We discuss the Stones' relegation and what next season may bring for them, as well as Dover being on the brink of safety and Ebbsfleet's unlikely play-off push. Title races in the SCEFL are also discussed, as well as everything else around the county. And we discuss Game of Thrones (tin hats at the ready), being Scottish (not really) and Vietnamese food.

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In this week's show, former Herne Bay joint-manager John Embery spills the beans on his departure from the club. Tonbridge Angels boss Steve McKimm talks about his side's great run of form and hopes for the rest of the season. Plus we discuss all the rest of the happenings across the county, including Margate's form, Maidstone's imminent relegation, the brilliance of the SCEFL and loads more. Plus we discuss hopes for the National League to appear in FIFA 2020, Eddie Izzard, pizza and Marmite - hint, we both love it...

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Cray Valley PM goalkeeper Andy Walker talks about his delight at reaching Wembley - even though he had to sit out the semi-final second leg with injury. On the flip side, we also hear from a disappointed Canterbury City goalkeeper Jack Delo after his side just missed out - and he talks about his future in the game. Dover winger Anthony Jeffrey has double delight as he talks about their win over Dagenham & Redbridge and helping Guyana reach the Gold Cup, while we also round up the rest of the action on a busy week. Plus thanks to our sponsor, Tom's Quiz Night at The Cricketers in River on Thursday nights, which also allows us to talk pub quizzes, Line of Duty and lots, lots more.

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This week, Ramsgate manager Nick Davis reflects on his nine-men earning a point at Hythe and Jacob Mensah's move to Crystal Palace - and how he was happy to help Canterbury City out in the FA Vase. We reflect on that first leg at Cray Valley PM and look ahead to Saturday's second leg, while Matt is on a high again after Dover's win over FC Halifax Town. Plus there's all the other news and views from across the county, and the usual chat and nonsense from the Kent Non-League Podcast team...

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In this week's packed episode, Canterbury City coach Will Graham looks ahead to their FA Vase semi-final first leg at Cray Valley PM, in the biggest game in Kent Non-League since we started doing the show. Dover Athletic manager Andy Hessenthaler talks after their 1-1 draw with Boreham Wood, while Dover Athletic supporter Matt Gerrard wavers about his side's survival hopes. Folkestone Invicta striker Ira Jackson looks back at his first-half hat-trick at the weekend and tells us about life at the Fullicks and how he is maturing as a player and a person. And there's loads, loads more besides.

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