The Kent Non-League Football Podcast

In this week's show, Dover Athletic goalkeeper Lee Worgan reflects on a week he'll never forget, while Sittingbourne boss Chris Lynch revels in his side's current run of good form. We discuss an eventful week across the county with news from Hythe Town and VCD Athletic, as well as a wondergoal for Ashford United's Sam Hasler. And we also chat postponements, famous people and Trevor and Simon. Plus one of us laughs. A lot.

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Canterbury City goalkeeper Jack Delo reflects on an amazing week for the club as they moved into the FA Vase semi-finals and ponders if a potential day at Wembley could be his final game. New Maidstone United striker Jake Embery reveals he is hoping to bring his red-hot scoring form from Herne Bay to the Gallagher Stadium after completing his move. Plus we reflect on all the rest of the action across the county and chat about Saturday morning TV, the Maidenhead United entertainment and much more besides.

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In this week's show, we speak to Canterbury City manager Ben Smith ahead of the club's biggest game ever when they host Biggleswade in the FA Vase. Folkestone Invicta manager Neil Cugley talks us through the incredible finale to their game with Wingate & Finchley, and we also reflect on the rest of the action across the county. We look ahead to Maidstone's FA Trophy tie - a welcome distraction from the League - and discuss plenty of other stuff, including cat behaviour and if we should start effing and jeffing in the podcast...

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In this week's show, we speak to new Margate manager Jay Saunders about his return to the fray. Chatham Town boss James Collins reflects on his side reaching their first cup final in 20 years and the tight SCEFL promotion race. We look at all the rest of the action across the county, including Dover dropping back into the bottom four. And there's all the usual chat too, this week including the Champions League, Britain's Best Looking Footballer and "Groundhog Day for the sweary generation".

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In this week's show, we look back on a busy week across the county. We discuss Canterbury City's up and down week and Ebbsfleet United's players' incredible statement about pay. Ashford United manager Tommy Warrilow tells us about his side's great form and hopes for the rest of the season, and there's the second part of our chat with Maidstone United co-owner Oliver Ash. Plus all the rest of the news and views from across the county on a week that will take a long time to forget.

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In this week's show, we have the first part of an interview with Maidstone United co-owner Oliver Ash, who tells us about the decision to bring John Still back to the club - 30 years after he guided the Stones into the Football League. Folkestone Invicta manager Neil Cugley reflects on another decent season so far for his side, and we look ahead to the last 16 of the FA Vase. Plus Matt announces his retirement from the world of weather forecasting and reveals that he's started watching YouTube videos of Football Manager.

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In this week's show, there's a fair amount of speculation over the new coaching set-up at Maidstone United - due to be announced on Thursday - and reflections on Dover ending their game with Bromley with just nine men. Corinthian manager Michael Golding tells us about their rise up the table and their famous fan, while we also reflect on a busy week across the county.

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This week, Dover Athletic goalkeeper Mitch Walker reflects on the Whites' FA Trophy exit and discusses the difference since the club went full-time. Punjab United boss Chipie Sian tells us about his delight after the club secured a 12-year lease on their stadium, and how it's time to shake-up his side. Plus there's all the usual discussion about the game around the county, including the team who've scored seven away and shipped seven at home this season - and their young striker who's scored three hat-tricks so far...

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This week, new Sittingbourne manager Chris Lynch tells us about his hopes for his time at the club just hours after being unveiled as the new boss at Woodstock Park. We discuss the FA Vase - two SCEFL teams still standing - and that incredible game at Chesterfield on Saturday. We look ahead to the FA Trophy ties this weekend and remember the greatest sporting achievement of one of our lives...

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In this week's show, we reflect on Dover completing the derby double over Maidstone United, and discuss Ebbsfleet United's continued rise under Garry Hill. Ahead of his side's FA Vase clash on Saturday, Bearsted manager Kev Stevens talks about his side making it into the last 32, and we also discuss the hopes of the other two SCEFL teams still standing. Plus we look back at all the rest of the New Year action across the county, and there's some horrendous singing and a warning for a Great British Bake Off star...

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