Western Football League

On this weeks Podcast we hear from Exmouth Town's manager, Kevin Hill, who’s looking to build long term success at Southern Road and Calne Town joint manager, Trevor Rawlings, is taking nothing for granted as his side continue to sit on top of the First Division. Plus a very special interview with Mr Footywatch, Andy Stone who talks about his campaign to raise funds for the Cystic Fibrosis Comfort Fund.

On this week's podcast Lee Hobbs explains the lengths he went to, to plot Plymouth Parkway's victory over West Auckland in the FA Vase and Radstock Town manager, Brett Partner, talks about his sides ambitions for top honours this season.

On this weeks podcast Westbury United joint manager Neil Kirkpatrick explains why his side have found life harder in the Premier Division this season and Portishead Town manager Eamon Daly gives us one of the good news stories of the year, proving that success is possible off the pitch as well as on it.

On this weeks podcast Tavistock’s, Stuart Henderson, explains why he believes there are no easy games in the Western League and Corsham Town’s Justin Flowers talks about his sides fight for promotion from the First Division.

On this weeks podcast Shepton Mallet manager, Craig Loxton, talks about his sides excellent start to 2020 and Wells City joint-manager, Tom Clifford Jones, explains why he believes up to eight teams could be fighting it out for promotion from the First Division.

On this weeks podcast we celebrate the Western Leagues success in the FA Vase by talking to Bitton Manager, Dan Langdon and Almondsbury manager, Neil Bailey, talks about the challenges of lateral movement and what it means to his Club to be back in the Western League.

On this weeks Podcast Plymouth Parkway manager, Lee Hobbs, talks about the expansion of the League into Devon and Cornwall and Bishop Sutton’s Derry Nathasingh explains why he’s looking up not down as the Bishops rebuild their season.

On this weeks festive episode the Podcast our two wise men were Hengrove Athletic manager, Jamie Hillman, talking about instilling a strong work ethic in his young side as they rebuild after relegation last season and John Allen, manager of Keynsham Town, reflects on the challenge of his side moving up from the First to the Premier Division.

On this weeks podcast we hear why Chipping Sodbury Town joint-manager, Scott Gibson, is expecting his side to start climbing the table in January and Bishops Lydeard manager, Brett Andrews, talks about his sides ambitions to qualify for next seasons FA Cup.

On this weeks podcast we talk to two managers building for the future. Cadbury Heath’s, Andy Black, looks back on a difficult start to his young sides Premier Division campaign and Welton Rovers, Jared Greenhalgh, explains why he believes his investment in local youth will reap dividends in the second half of the season.

On this weeks Podcast we hear from Bridport manager, Jamie Manley, reflecting on the rebuilding job he’s been doing at the Dorset Club and Clayton Woodman, manager of Oldland Abbotonians, explains why he’s optimistic his young side can target a top six finish in the First Division this season.

On this weeks podcast we talk Bitton manager, Dan Langdon, who explains why he hasn’t given up on the Title race and Sherborne Town Chairman, John Bowers, talks about why he relishes the challenges that promotion to the Western League Premier Division will bring to his Club.

On this weeks Podcast Cribbs manager, Tony Beecham, explains why he believes his side has turned the corner this season and Longwell Green manager, Mitch Hodge talks about his sides promotion ambitions.

On the weeks podcast Warminster Town’s Andy Crabtree talks about his sides heroics in this seasons FA Vase and a wide ranging interview with Hallen Manager, Ray Johnstone, covers player availability, sin bins and a renaissance in the strength of competition in the Toolstation Western League.

On this weeks podcast we welcome back Buckland Athletics' Adam Castle, who tells us about a boom time for Devon football and Ashton and Backwell manager, Stuart Jones, talks about his sides incredible League form that’s seen the Somerset side undefeated since August.

On this weeks podcast Roman Glass St George Manager, Andy Gurney, talks about his sides incredible goal scoring form and Wincanton Town Manager, Chris Wise, tells us about the runners and riders that have meant his side have been very much at the races this season.

On this weeks podcast Bradford Town Chairman, Mark Hodkinson, explains why the Bobcats have unfinished business with Baffins Milton Rovers in the next round of the FA Vase and Calne Town joint manager, Ben Redford, talks about the importance building momentum in the First Division title race and why he’s taking nothing for granted despite his sides excellent start.

On this weeks podcast Westbury manager, Neil Kirkpatrick, talks about his sides arrangements for Non League Day and Bristol Telephones First Team Coach, Jack Richardson, explains why his side have got a brighter future than their difficult start would suggest.

On this weeks podcast Shepton Mallet manager, Craig Loxton, tells us about the exciting squad he’s put together this season and Cheddar boss, Shaun Potter, talks about the lessons learnt from finishing runners up last season.

On this weeks podcast we hear from Des Bulpin on how he’s bringing triumph out of adversity at Street and Justin Flowers reflects upon a difficult start to a campaign that still offers a lot for Reds fans to get excited about.