Sounds of the Sea

Radstock Town manager, Ian Lanning, talks to Ian Nockolds on the Jewson Western League Podcast about brighter times ahead for his team at Southfields as his side look to build on their win over high flying Hallen and a successful future for the Miners with their championship chasing Under 18s.

Radstock Town manager, Ian Lanning, reflects on the Miners difficult start to the season after a disruptive preseason for Radstock. The Miners aim to build on the recent win and improve their league performance, focusing on developing the young talent the Club has been nurturing. Ian Lanning was talking to the Jewson Western League Podcast.

Mr Loophole, Ray Johnston, talks to Ian Nockolds on the Toolstation Western League Podcast about why he fears a backlash from sides in the second half of the season and why he’s not a fan of Boxing Day matches, although they are at least a great leveller!

On the latest episode of the Podcast, Ian Nockolds talks to Ian Lanning about the Miners successful Under 18 side. The two Ian’s talk weather delays, youth integration into the First team and how their Wiltshire Under 18 Floodlit League campaign is shaping up. Ian Lanning also reflects on his experiences of working in professional football and how that has helped him to be the coach he is today.

First team manager, Ray Johnston and Ian Nockolds reflect on the Miners incredible start to the 23/24 season, a job far from done, but well ahead of schedule. Ray gives his thoughts on the First Division runners and riders and discusses the incredible impact the Club’s new social media content has had on his players and the gate.

Radstock Town boss, Ray Johnston, talks to Ian Nockolds on the Toolstation Western League Podcast about the Miners journey over the past season and explains why he thinks this could be a cut-throat season in the First Division, where a lot of teams will beat each other.

Miners stalwart Dave Wilkinson talks about his role on the Premier League Stadium Fund and explains what Clubs, across the Pyramid, need to put in place to access funding that can improve their grounds.

Radstock Town boss, Ray Johnston, talks to the Western League Podcast about the Miners progress this season and why he hopes they can build upon a really good win on Bank Holiday Monday, as they face some tougher tests to come this month.

Miners Boss, Ray Johnston talks to Ian Nockolds on the Toolstation Western League Podcast about the challenges he's faced rebuilding the side this season.

As we enter the final few weeks of the 2021/22 season, Miners manager, Ryan Child, talks about his sides play off hopes. Ryan explains why complacency, inexperience and players missing games for “unacceptable reasons” have all contributed to Radstock being drawn into a battle to hold on to fifth place in a season where he believes that Radstock will ultimately “get what we deserve”.

Miners stalwart, Dave Wilkinson, talks to the Sounds of the Sea podcast about the research he's done into the Clubs history, the big games, great characters and key moments that have defined Radstock Town Football Club for over 135 years.

Full match coverage of the Wiltshire Senior League game between Radstock Town and Devizes Town, with commentary from Ian Nockolds and Devizes Town Joint Manager, Alex Blake, summarising.

Ryan Child talks to the Toolstation Western League Podcast, bemoaning his sides ability to finish a game with 10 men but still firmly of the opinion that the First Division promotion race is wide open. Ryan explains his thoughts on this seasons play offs, what promotion would mean for the Club and the important role the Under 18s play in the Clubs development.

Miners manager Ryan Child looks back over a difficult festive period for the First Team, following heavy defeats to Sherborne and Wincanton. Ryan also discusses the day the lights went out at Tytherington Rocks and what he thinks about Covid postponements, as well as telling us what he got for Christmas and what his life has been like living with IGA Nephropathy.

Miners boss Ryan Child talks about a frustrating point at Longwell Green and his sides alarming tendency to coast in games. Ryan explains why he not a fan of looking at League tables and why he believes anyone in the top 10 has a chance of promotion, even if Welton Rovers have all but guaranteed top spot. Ryan looks ahead to Radstock’s next games against Wells and Odd down as well as the Christmas...

Is Andy Crabtree really the Sam Allardyce of the Western League? Has Rico Sobers re-invented himself as a right back? Was the FA Vase defeat to Arundel a turning point in the Miners season? Has the League gone crazy! Can Radstock play long ball football? All these questions and more are answered when Ian Nockolds talks to Ryan Child on the Sounds of the Sea Podcast.

Catches win matches and what better person to make those catches than Miners stopper, Jack Scrivens. It’s the most football sounding cricket interview you’ll ever hear as Jack talks to Ian Nockolds about his success with Bath Cricket Club as they become the 2021 ECB National Club Champions.

Radstock Town manager, Ryan Child, talks to Ian Nockolds on the Toolstation Western League Podcast. Ryan reflects on a memorable win for the Miners against Sherborne after a difficult start to their 2021/22 campaign.

Full match commentary of the Toolstation Western League First Division match between Radstcok Town and Devizes Town, featuring Ian Nockolds and former Miners manager, Brett Partner.

Miners Chairman, Simon Wilkinson, reflects on the state of the grassroots game as it emerges from the Covid pandemic.

Radstock Town Club Secretary and Under 18s Manager, Ian Lanning, talks to the Toolstation Western League Podcast about the Miners impressive youth policy and his time as a professional kitman at Cardiff City and Milton Keynes Dons, racking up an impressive 1000 games.

New Miners boss, Ryan Child, looks back on a difficult week for the Club, following the departure of Nathan Farquharson. But the futures bright at Southfields as Ryan discusses his footballing philosophey and a health 5 nil win against Bishop Sutton.

Brett Partner talks exclusively to Sounds of the Sea about his decision to stand down as manager of Radstock Town, as well as reflecting on the FA's decision to void the 2019/20 season with Radstock riding high in the table.

Brett Partner looks back on the Miners 2 nil win over League leaders Calne Town and reflects on what his sides impressive first half of the season might mean in terms of their title credentials.