Start spreading the news! Brad Piercewright and Craig Norman's offer to purchase KTFC has been accepted, and the club will be under new management in the coming months.

Brad and Craig joined us on the pod again, to talk about their reactions to their meeting with George, to talk about plans for the future, and to issue a rally cry to the fanbase.

We hope you enjoyed listening to them as much as we did!

This week, Jamie, Craig and Lee turn their attention to on-field matters. The team have had a superb start to the season, but what is more important: performance or results?

We of course also discuss the aftermath of last week's episode, and the upcoming meeting between George and Brad, and the effect that the recent news story regarding the floodlights grant has had on the fanbase.

This week, Craig, Jamie (and Shorty!) welcome Brad Piercewright and Craig Norman onto the pod to discuss their latest bid to buy the football club.

Brad breaks down the details of the offer, and the challenges he has been facing in getting responses from the club.

You, our listeners, have sent in tonnes of questions and comments in the run-up to this episode: we hope that they have been sufficiently answered. Thankyou for your engagement!

Up The Poppies!

Jamie, Craig and Danny are bringing the banned fireworks this week. The fanbase is up in arms, following the departure of high-profile volunteers on the club's committee.

The guys talk about the fans' obvious concerns, and how we demand better from the club.

Danny talks us through the Supporters Survey, which you can fill in on the Poppies Fan Companion. The survey closes on Friday 21st August and the results will be put to the club.

This episode, Jamie, Craig, Danny and Lee reconvene to discuss pre-season so far - what do we make of Liam McDonald's squad ahead of the big kick-off next weekend?

Danny shares an update on the Football Association web app and strategic survey, which is still open for your suggestions - KTFC Supporters' Association | Fan Survey 2026

We then turn our attention to some season prediction - how do we think the Poppies will fare this time round?

Craig does a brilliant job taking the reins this week as podcast host, and welcomes Ed and Danny back onto the show.

The guys talk through the numerous new signing announcements that we've seen this past few weeks, and how Liam McDonald might piece them together in a title-challenging side.

Danny talks to us about the KTFC Supporters Association latest - there's exciting plans and your feedback is very much required to shape what you'd like to see from a Supporters Association. You can find the survey at https://ktfcsa.com/launchsurvey

On this episode, we welcome Kettering Town Legend Paul Cooke onto the Pod. Cookie has been following the Poppies since 1983 and has become a legend in his own right, fulfilling a number of roles at the club over the years, most recently as the iconic matchday commentator at Poppies Media.

We talk to Paul about his efforts in documenting all things KTFC through his "Poppies Companion" book, and he regales us with many stories of years gone by. He really is a great listen!

There's significant interest in buying Kettering Town, coming from a consortium fronted by ex-Poppy Brad Piercewright. But should George Akhtar sell?

Jamie, Craig and Shorty talk it over, and we're also joined by Danny Jordan to talk about his work in building a website and fan app for the Kettering Town Supporters Association, which is a new fan-run idea.

The podcast has a muted celebration of turning 1 year old in this episode - thankyou to everyone who has listened to us over the past 12 months!

For the second time in a year, the guys confront playoff disappointment as Kettering crash out 1-3 at Real Bedford. The journey to get back into contention was one to be proud of however, and Jamie, Niall and Craig talk it through with a sprinkle of optimism for next season.

On this episode we welcome long-time Kettering Town commentator Ed Palmer into the booth. How did he get into commentating? What are his influences? And what does life away from the microphone now involve?

Plus we have the small issue of Kettering winning 8 (Yes Eight) games since our last episode, in a meteoric rise that has seen us right in the playoff mix again. We rightly heap the praise upon Liam McDonald, his players, staff and the Club in general.

Can we go one step further this year??!