On this weeks Podcast, Bradford Town manager, Chris Carr, describes the challenges of preparing his side for life in the Premier Division and celebrates the role his Clubs supporters have in focussing on the positive. Longwell Green boss, Chris Always, explains why the highs of last season have set an expectation for this, plus two bonus interviews with Mr #Footywatch on the games he’s been watching in the Jewson Western League and Darren Perrin, gives us more of an insight on what it was like to write his new book “I'm a Very Lucky Man”.

On this weeks Podcast, Brislington boss, Matt Lewton, talks about his journey to the Briz dugout and sets out his vision for the Bristol Club and AEK Boco manager, Elliott Gibbons, explains why Boco is such a welcoming Club and why that convinced him it was the right fit for his first role as sole manager. We also hear from former Western League winning manager, Darren Perrin, talks about what it was like to write his new book “I'm a Very Lucky Man”.

On this weeks Podcast, Bridgwater United boss, Lee Lashenko, talks about his return to the Jewson Western League and explains what excites him about the project at the Robins and Steve Murray reflects on his journey to the Wells City dugout, setting out his ambitions for the Blue Army.

On this weeks Podcast, Shepton Mallet boss, Aaron Seviour, explains why this is the season he’ll learn the most about himself and his team as The Mallet adjust to life in a Premier Division that is more competitive than ever and Bristol Telephones joint-manager, John Allen, reflects on his sides positive start to this campaign, why he thinks they are slightly ahead of schedule and what success means for a team transitioning between going from below to above the radar.

On this weeks Podcast, two of the most welcoming Clubs in the Jewson Western League. Richard Cherry, manager of Wellington describes his return to the dugout and how he’s “bringing the band back together”. And we welcome Pete Sheppard, the Hengrove Athletic boss, who charts out his footballing journey to the Grove dugout.

On this weeks Podcast, two teams challenging for the play offs, two managers aspiring to build their Clubs sustainably. Barnstaple Town manager, Ben Potter, reflects on a positive start to this seasons campaign, in challenging circumstances, reflecting on what its like to lead a big Club with a big reputation and Sturminster Newton boss, Nick Squires, reflects on his sides rise to the Western League and why he’s focussed solely on what his players can achieve in a First Division where anyone can beat anyone!

On this weeks Podcast, two teams that have made a statement on and off the pitch this season. St Blazey boss, Mark Carter, discusses The Green and Blacks evolution from the end of last season and Devizes Town manager, Chris Allen, reflects on his sides unbeaten start to this season and his ambitions for The Town in a highly competitive Jewson Western League First Division.

On this weeks Podcast, Saltash United boss, Lee Britchford, reflects on a positive start to his tenure in sole charge at the Ashes and Odd Down manager, Jamie Walter looks back on a topsy turvy start to this season and explains why an impressive win over Sturminster Newton means The Down are looking to move up the table. We also welcome Gemma Szakacs, a Safeguarding Manager at the FA, to talk about the Play Safe campaign and why its relevant to Clubs in the Jewson Western League.

On this weeks Podcast, Buckland Athletic manager, Matt Cusack, talks about his ambitions for The Bucks and reflects on a promising result in the FA Vase and Almondsbury boss, Ashley Coles, talks about his return to The Almonds dugout and his ambitions for the Gloucestershire side. Plus we launch Stoners roundup as Mr #footywatch reviews some of the Jewson Western League games he’s been to recently.

On this weeks Podcast, Paulton Rovers boss, Kieran Baggs, reflects on his journey to the Paulton Rovers dugout and how his experience and ambition is plotting a path back to the Southern League for the ambitious Somerset Club and 10 miles down the A39 we hear from Wells City manager, Shaun Potter, making the case for his own sides ambitions to compete in the Western League Premier Division next season.