The Kent Non-League Football Podcast

This week Jon and Matt reflect on the opening two games of the season for our National League and SCEFL sides, with Bromley manager Neil Smith reacting to his side's 2-2 draw with Dover Athletic. We also reflect on Maidstone's excellent start and discuss 50th anniversary celebrations for Lordswood with their manager Richard Styles. Plus as the Bostik League kicks off this weekend, Sittingbourne manager Aslan Odev tells us his hopes for the new campaign.

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The boys are back in town! We're back for our second season and we start with a preview for all of our National League teams, with some astonishing predictions from Matt. We also look at the National League South and the start of the SCEFL season. Will any of our top tips come true? Only time will tell... We also discuss Mamma Mia, Mint Feasts, Nando's and do some shameless plugging...

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It's time for the final Kent Non-League Podcast of the season! Matt and Jon braved the capital and spent the day watching Bromley's FA Trophy final against Brackley Town, discussing the highs and lows and - for the second time in a month - recorded a live penalty shoot-out. We also hear from man of the match Adam Mekki as well as discussing all the news at the clubs who have already finished and, ridiculously, even have a conversation about being nominated for an award. Yes, us...

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It's our penultimate show of the season, and we try to be upbeat despite a week where all promotion hopes were completely extinguished. But we do hear from Bromley keeper David Gregory ahead of their big day out at Wembley, and Tony Hudd gives us his review of the season. Plus we talk about all the usual stuff and nonsense as we start to wrap up the first year of the Kent Non-League Podcast...

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In this week's show, we have no fewer than five different interviews as we reflect on how Abacus Saturday became Frustration Saturday - and beyond. Cray Wanderers boss Tony Russell speaks after his side's thrilling play-off semi-final defeat to Walton Casuals, while Dover manager Chris Kinnear and defender Giancarlo Gallifuoco reflect on how they missed out on a top-seven spot on goal difference. Folkestone Invicta striker Ade Yussuf looks forward to their play-off clash, while Sevenoaks Town boss Micky Collins chats after his side got their hands on the SCEFL title. All that, and much more besides...

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In our most ambitious episode yet, Matt and Jon record the show during a cup final, including a live penalty shoot-out. They hear from winning skipper Lee Worgan and losing manager Neil Cugley after Maidstone United's Kent Senior Cup win over Folkestone Invicta. We also hear from the Kent FA about the competition and its future, as well as non-league projection expert Peter Miller, who tries to clear up just who will be promoted this weekend. All of that and much more besides from around the non-league game in Kent.

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In this week's episode of the Kent Non-League podcast, we hear from Dover goalkeeper Mitch Walker after a devastating week for their play-off hopes - and Matt gives some brilliant analysis of where it's all gone wrong. Hythe Town boss Sam Denly talks about his side's brilliant form, and we discuss all the rest of the action as the season really hots up. Plus there's talk about the Kent Senior Cup Final, Courtney Cox, This Is Us and a riveting story about the vicar who married Matt...

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This week, Jon went to a cup final and caught up with Whitstable matchwinner Tom Bryant and manager Scott Porter after their Kent Senior Trophy win over Sheppey United, whose manager Ernie Batten also speaks after the game. Punjab United tell us all about their second successive promotion and hopes for the future, while Matt saw a stinker of a game at Crabble where Dover beat Torquay. We discuss all the other happenings in the non-league game in Kent as the season approaches a thrilling climax.

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What a show this week - our longest to date with just over an hour of non-league goodness and no fewer than seven interviews. Matt and Jon took up residence in their favourite beer garden for the third time to do a live record, with Daryl McMahon and Danny Kedwell reflecting on Ebbsfleet United's 2-1 win over Dover Athletic, three interviews from another Kent derby where Folkestone Invicta faced Margate and all the rest of the reaction to a pivotal Easter Monday. There's also a look ahead to the Kent Senior Trophy Final, and, just for once, not a word about TV shows.

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Bromley take pride of place in this week's show after booking their spot at Wembley in the FA Trophy - boss Neil Smith tells us all about their win at Gateshead. We also hear from Chatham Town boss James Collins and his Sheppey United counterpart after their 1-1 draw on Saturday, while Matt has the right hump after Dover's late defeat to Ebbsfleet. We look ahead to a huge weekend of football across the county and have all the usual chat and nonsense.

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