The Kent Non-League Football Podcast

In this week's shorter than usual show, Maidstone United's change of manager is the hot topic after Harry Wheeler left after just three months in charge. Before that was announced, Matt caught up with former Ebbsfleet United manager Daryl McMahon, who revealed all about his hopes of getting back into the game. Plus there is a whistle-stop tour through the festive fixtures so far...

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It's Christmas! Well, nearly. In this week's festive show, Jon and Matt discuss the dearth of festive fixtures for some of our teams as we look ahead to what is normally a busy period. We catch up with Dartford joint-boss Jamie Coyle to hear how he and Adam Flanagan are getting on at Princes Park, and Sevenoaks Town boss Micky Collins tells us about his new two-year contract. Plus all the usual chat, this week with a festive feel...

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New Ramsgate manager Nick Davis speaks after his appointment to replace Lloyd Blackman in the Southwood hotseat, while Dover Athletic’s Bobby-Joe Taylor reflects on their dramatic win over AFC Fylde – and we hear Matt’s excellent commentary of the goals in that game. We discuss Bromley’s new signings and what’s going on at Ebbsfleet, as well as looking ahead to this weekend’s FA Trophy ties. Plus we discuss our best ever Christmas presents, karaoke and ponder if there’s a decent Christmas market in Guernsey.

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This week, we chat to Erith Town manager Adam Woodward about his side's FA Vase defeat - and also their brilliant foodbank initiative for their game this weekend. Dover Athletic midfielder Jai Reason reflects on their 2-2 draw at Eastleigh - a result which has put a spring in one of our steps. Plus there's all the latest news from across the county in your weekly dose of podcast goodness...

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This week, we have a conversation with Maidstone United co-owner Oliver Ash as the Stones get ready for their FA Cup second-round tie with Oldham Athletic. We also hear from new Ashford United manager Tommy Warrilow after his appointment at Homelands, and look ahead to this weekend's four FA Vase ties involving Kent clubs. Plus there's all the rest of the news from across the county, and news of bans from WH Smith, Christmas light wars and burnt toast.

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In this week's show we speak to local legend Lee Hook about his hopes for the future after his exit from Dover Athletic, and new Faversham Town joint-manager Danny Chapman tells us about the challenges ahead at Salters Lane. We reflect on Ebbsfleet's FA Cup exit and Matt gives a very bleak prognosis for Dover. Plus we talk moving house, talking to your TV remote and there's a very strange section about Jamie Cureton's hair.

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In this week's show, Jon and Matt discuss the FA Cup action, including Maidstone United's superb win over Macclesfield Town. There's also all the news from the Bostik Leagues and SCEFL and we actually started talking about Christmas...

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We're back to full form this week, with a packed show in which we discuss the news of our third managerial change of the season in the National League after Daryl McMahon's departure from Ebbsfleet - and his replacement. We also hear from VCD Athletic manager Keith McMahon after his side's 7-1 win at Herne Bay. Plus there's all the usual chat and nonsense, including Big Brother, cricket shirt numbers, one big life change and one person falling down the stairs...

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Earlier than usual, this week's show looks back at Saturday's action and the big transfer news as Maidstone goalkeeper Lee Worgan moves on to join Dover. We discuss the FA Trophy and Welling United moving to the top of the table, as well as looking ahead to this weekend's FA Vase games.

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This week, the FA Cup is in focus as four of our teams make it through to the First Round - and the quartet all draw out Football League opposition. Dover Athletic goal hero Inih Effiong tells Matt all about his resurgence in form under new boss Andy Hessenthaler, while all the rest of the on and off-field action across the county is discussed.

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