On this weeks Podcast Barnstaple Town boss, Craig Laird, talks about his Clubs 5 year strategy to get back to where they want be and why he supports the Western Leagues planned merger with the South West Peninsula League and Hengrove Athletic manager, Jamie Hillman, discusses the development of his young side and why he’s looking to turn performances into points and Ian explains why he thinks The Grove are the best kept secret in the Western League.

On this weeks Podcast Bridgwater United boss, Dave Pearse, reflects on where his side are after playing half their league games and how pre-season preparations paved the way for his sides consistent start to the current campaign and Radstock Town manager, Ray Johnston, explains why there’s plenty to be positive about even if it is November and the Miners haven’t won a game yet!

On this weeks Podcast Saltash United boss Danny Lewis talks about the strength in depth in the Toolstation Western League Premier Division and why he’s focussed on making the Ashes competitive from the first game of the season to the last and Odd Down manager Jason Maggs reflects on his sides good form against the top teams in the First Division and their readiness for promotion back to the Premier Division if that can be achieved on the pitch.

On this weeks Podcast Wellington joint-manager, Alex Pope, talks about a challenging start to the season for the Somerset side and gives an insight into the Clubs recruitment policy that prides itself on player development and Shirehampton boss, Liam Greening, explains why he’s doing his best to keep his sides feet on the ground after a fantastic run of form as they start their journey in the Western League.

On this weeks Podcast Mackenzie Brown reflects on his sides start to this season, why he relishes the challenge of playing in the Toolstation Western League and what the current financial crisis means to Clubs to like Millbrook and Hallen boss Stu Jones rates the top teams in the First Division and gives an honest assessment of where he thinks his side will finish in their quest for promotion back to Step 5.

On this weeks Podcast Clevedon Town boss, Alex White, explains why he believes the Seasiders have been punching above their weight in recent seasons and discusses the challenges the cost of living crisis has given him in bringing new players into the Club and new Gillingham Town manager, Andrew Holmes, reflects on the difficult start his side have had to this season and the ambition that he hopes will drives the Gills up the table and up the Divisions as he develops his side.

On this weeks Podcast Welton Rovers manager Tom Smith explains why he’s enjoying the challenge of Western League Premier Division football and Cheddar boss Mike Dangerfield talks about the rebuilding job he’s been doing this season and why its important for teams to be built around the right people, not just the right players.

On this weeks Podcast Torpoint Athletic Assistant Manager, Ryan Fice, talks about his Clubs start to this season and what they are learning about life in the Western League and FC Bristol boss, Curtis Reid, talks about his Clubs evolution from Lebeq into a team that aspires to be successful on and off the pitch, with the prospect of promotion very much in their sights.

On this weeks Podcast we hear from Mousehole’s Jake Ash, coming to terms wit second season syndrome in the Premier Division but still very hungry for success and long serving Brislington boss, Lee Perks, talks candidly about the challenges his Club faced going into this season and how next seasons restructure gives him confidence that his side can return to the Premier Division.

On this weeks Podcast we hear from Helton Athletic boss Matt Cusack, talking about his sides historic FA Cup run and why he’s focussed on getting his side promoted out of the Western League and Wells City magician Shaun Potter explains how his sides slow start to this season has spurred them on to better things and why there are no easy games in the First Division.