The Kent Non-League Football Podcast

This week, the season has taken another turn as Thamesmead Town announced they are to be liquidated. Matt and Jon digest that news, before discussing Ray Turner's departure from Faversham Town. Canterbury City manager Ben Smith chats about the FA Vase and the club's hopes for their new stadium. Plus there's all the usual chat and nonsense...

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This week's show is, of course, dominated by the change of manager at Dover Athletic. As well as analysing the decision and what's next for the Whites, we hear from the new manager at Crabble, Andy Hessenthaler, on his hopes for his second spell at the club. Plus we reflect on the FA Cup draw and results and look at all the rest of the action involving our clubs.

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It's a Welling special this week as Matt and Jon learn all about the new kids on the block (not those ones) Welling Town from their chairman Kevin Oakes and also chat to Welling United boss Steve King about their superb start to the season. Matt laments another defeat for his beloved Dover Athletic and reveals an irrational hatred for a team one of our sides faces this weekend. Plus all the usual news, chat and nonsense...

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In this week's show, Matt and Jon hear from two managers involved in games that finished 5-4 as Ramsgate boss Lloyd Blackman and Hythe's Sam Denly reflect on a crazy week. Bromley boss Neil Smith explains why his players had an extra training session on Sunday - and how it worked for them against Ebbsfleet. Plus we discuss all the rest of the action in the county, reality TV, Take That and much more besides...

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In this week's show we hear from K Sports and Deal Town after their clash in the FA Vase, and Kent football expert Tony Hudd reflects on the start to the season for our National League teams. Results again were not the best at the top of the pyramid, but further down the picture is looking brighter... Plus we mark our half-century of episodes!

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In this week's episode, we reflect on the new manager at Maidstone United, and look back at the FA Cup results across the county. We hear from Margate joint-manager Mike Sandmann after his side progressed and signed up a former Premier League star, and a man who has studied at Harvard University and is now strutting his stuff at Crabble. Plus the bulk of the show was recorded on someone's birthday...

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In this week's show Matt and Jon hear from four managers ahead of the FA Cup First Qualifying Round this weekend, with Faversham Town, Sevenoaks Town, Corinthian and Erith Town in focus. Plus we also reflect on the big Kent derby between Dover and Ebbsfleet and discuss all the rest of the happenings in the non-league game across the county.

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In this week's show, we dissect the news of Jay Saunders' departure from Maidstone United and ponder where the Stones will go next. We hear from Bromley manager Neil Smith after his side's excellent Bank Holiday weekend, and Tonbridge Angels boss Steve McKimm after his side went top of the Bostik League. We also discuss the FA Cup and all the rest of the happenings in the Non-League game in Kent.

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In this week's show, we hear from Punjab United and Chatham Town after their entertaining 2-2 draw in the Southern Counties East League, and look ahead to Saturday's FA Cup fixtures - including three Kent derbies. Plus Matt comes off the long run as Dover's disappointing start to the season continued, and we reflect on all the other news and action in the Kent Non-League game.

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This week's show was recorded at different ends of the country, but Kent remains at the heart of it. We hear from Bearsted manager Kev Stevens after his side's historic FA Cup win and discuss all the rest of the action across the county during the past week.

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