Western Football League

On this weeks Podcast, Keynsham Town manager, John Allen reflects on Keynsham’s first full season in the Premier Division and explains why he feels his side have found the perfect balance between defence and attack and Portishead Town manager, Eamon Daly, looks back on what might have been against the top sides in the First Division and looks ahead to the good times to come as his young side build for the future.

On this weeks Podcast, Exmouth Town manager, Kevin Hill, congratulates his volunteers on getting Saturdays game on and reflects on what could be a historic season for the Town. In the First Division we hear from Wells City boss, Shaun Potter, who reflects on why his side always seem to turn up against the bigger sides and the work he’s put in to developing a mindset that enables his players to succeed.

On this weeks Podcast, Buckland Athletic boss, Paul Froude, reflects on his sides heart-breaking exit from the FA Vase and the difficult lessons they’ve had to learn this season and Oldland Abbotonians manager, Paul Weeks, reflects on his young sides learning curve this season and how improved game management will help their aspirations for a title bid next season.

On this weeks Podcast, Cadbury Heath manager, George Boon, talks about how his sides impressive win over Exmouth has been born out of tightening things up at the back and Welton Rovers Tom Smith explains how he steadied the ship and put the Green Army back on course for a title run in.

On this weeks Podcast, Ilfracombe Town’s Clem Bennellick explains why its so important his team plays with a smile on its face and Radstock Town’s Ryan Child talks about the First Division promotion battle and why a promotion play off with Welton Rovers could be brilliant for the Western League.

On this weeks Podcast, Ashton and Backwell assistant manager, Jim Williams, explains why he believes his side have turned a corner and things are looking up at the Lancer Scott Stadium and Lebeq United manager, Curtis Reid, reflects on where his side need to improve to realise his ambition to compete for promotion.

On this weeks Podcast, Mousehole’s Jake Ash explains why, despite his Clubs lofty League position, he’s found the competition in the Western League relentless this season and Odd Down assistant manager, Jason Maggs, talks about the rebuilding project his side have been on and why he believes this is the time in the season when the cream rises to the top.

On this weeks Podcast Bridport manager, Shaun Annetts, talks about his efforts to stabilise and rebuild the Bees, Bishop Sutton 1st team coach, Dean Horseman, explains the benefits that come from consistent team selection and Ref Support CEO, Martin Cassidy, gives an no holes bared account of his organisations ongoing fight against the abuse of match officials.

On this weeks Podcast Buckland Athletic manager, Paul Froude, explains why he believes there are better things to come from his young side in the Western League and Wincanton Town’s Chris Wise explains why he’s taking each game at a time as his side climbs towards the very top of the table.

On this weeks Podcast Brislington boss, Lee Perks, explains how his side have come through a difficult few months and should be looking up the League table rather than down and Warminster Town manager, Andy Crabtree, talks about his Clubs resurrection and what it takes to get things right on and off the field.

On this weeks Podcast Shepton Mallet joint manager, Craig Loxton, talks about his exciting young side and why he believes Mallet will go from strength to strength in the second half of this season and Tytherington Rocks manager, Jake Edwards, reflects on the learning curve his side have been on since joining the Western League, as well as telling us about his journey to the Tytherington dugout.

On this weeks Podcast Bridgwater United manager, Dave Pearse explains why the Robins are a different side at home and Colin Goodland talks about how he managed to put together a history of Sherborne Town and what the Club have in common with West Ham United!

On this weeks Podcast Helston Athletic manager, Steve Massey, talks about his sides exciting start to life in the Toolstation Western League and his personal journey to the Blues dugout and Almondsbury boss, Joe White, explains how his side got the better of the previously unbeaten First Division leaders, Welton Rovers.

On this weeks Podcast Toolstation Western League Fixture Secretary, George McCaffery, explains the new format for this seasons Les Phillips Cup and Longwell Green Sports Chairman, John Gibbs, talks about his Clubs journey to redevelop their Shellards Road ground.

On this weeks Podcast we hear from Wellington manager, Tim Legg, who’s side are making history in the FA Vase and the AEK Boco boss, Spencer Thomas, explains why fans can enjoy a great reception at Greenbank Recreation Ground and why his Club are so committed to developing young players.

On this weeks Podcast we hear from two table topping managers. Stuart Henderson explains why consistency will be key to his Tavistock side maintaining top spot in the Premier Division and Welton Rovers, Tom Smith, talks about the psychology he’s using to maintain his sides unbeaten start to this season.

On this weeks Podcast we hear from Keynsham Town manager, John Allen, who explains how careful recruitment has helped his side at both ends of the pitch and Gillingham Town manager, Paul Down, gives us a whistle-stop tour of his Club’s new Woodwater Lane ground.

On this weeks Podcast, Clevedon Town manager Alex White explains why he believes the Premier Division is the strongest it’s been for years and Cheddar’s Craig Mawford explains why he’d back his side in a promotion play off but he’s still targeting top spot.

On this weeks Podcast we hear from Kevin Hill, the Exmouth Town manager, who explains why his Jekyll and Hyde team are going under the radar this season and Paul Weeks, the Oldland Abbotonians manager reflects on a memorable win in the FA Vase over Helston Athletic.

On this weeks Podcast we hear from Mousehole manager, Jake Ash, who explains why he resorted to the half time hairdryer to get 3 points against Clevedon Town and Wincanton Town manager, Chris Wise, reflects on the legacy that Covid has had on player availability and the impact that’s had on his sides start to this season.