Western Football League

On this weeks podcast, Odd Down manager, Lee Rendall, talks about competing with the big boys in the Premier Division and Portishead Town manager, Eamonn Daly, tells us about his journey to the Posset dug out.

On this weeks podcast we hear from Kevin Hill, manager of Premier Division new boys Exmouth Town and Radstock Town manager, Brett Partner, tells us about his masterplan to bring the glory days back to Southfields Recreation Ground.

On this weeks podcast Plymouth Parkway manager, Lee Hobbs, looks forward to going one place better than last season and Aaron Wilson, manager of First Division new boys Lebeq, talks about the extraordinary evolution of a Sunday League side that grew to join the Western League.

On this weeks podcast Tom and Ian look back on the Les Phillips Cup Final and End of Season Awards presented at Convention, as well as the provisional League club allocations and the implications for promotion and relegation next season.

On this weeks Champions podcast Willand Manager, Russell Jee, looks back on the key moments that defined his sides title winning season and Keynsham Town manager, John Allen, sets out his blueprint for First Division Clubs looking to mount a promotion challenge next season.

On this weeks podcast Hallen manager, Ray Johnston, tells us why he wants his players to do as he says, not as he does and Bishop Sutton manager, Sam Downes, talks about the rebuilding job he's done at the Club this season.

On this weeks podcast, Westbury United joint-manager Neil Kirkpatrick reflects on a roller coaster season for the Wiltshire side and Keynsham Town manager, John Allen, tells us why he’s taking nothing for granted in the First Division title race.

On this weeks podcast Wellington manager, Clive Jones, talks about his long term ambitions for the club and Cheddar manager, Shaun Potter, discusses a First Division title race that promises to go right to the wire.

On this week’s podcast Cribbs manager Tony Beecham talks about his sides role in the Premier Division title race and Chippenham Park's Joe Sharples gives his prediction on the number of points it will take to get out of the First Divisions bottom two.

On this weeks podcast we hear from Bridport manager, Adam Fricker, targeting a top 10 finish after a challenging season and Sherbourne Town Chairman, John Bowers, talks about his sides efforts to build a sustainable football club, with the support of their local community.

On this weeks podcast Roman Glass manager, Andy Gurney, celebrates a long awaited victory and Bishop Lydeard Chairman, Gary Brown, talks about the life of a Club Official and the importance of everyone coming away from his Club having had an enjoyable matchday experience.

On this weeks podcast Plymouth Parkway’s Lee Hobbs considers whether his side are hitting form at the right time and Devizes Town joint manager, Darran Walters, is looking forward to his side achieving another strong finish to the season.

On the weeks podcast we talk with two Assistant Managers. Shortwood’s Joey Tustain looks ahead to a bright future following their first win this season and Green Army stalwart, Malcolm Beck, talks about his latest spell in the Welton dugout.

On this weeks podcast the most laid back manager in the Premier Division, Bridgwater Town’s Karl Baggaley, explains why life is good at Fairfax Park and Radstock Town’s Brett Partner tells us why he’s looking up instead of down as he steers the Miners away from the bottom of the First Division.

On this weeks podcast Bitton manager, Dan Langdon, explains why he believes there will be a few twists and turns in this seasons Premier Division title race and Corsham Town manager, Justin Flowers, talks about the potential of his Club that wants to build the right way.

On this weeks podcast we hear from Cribbs Manager, Tony Beecham, who still has 11 League home games to play and the Wincanton Town manager, Chris Wise, talks about the benefits that could come from First Division Play-Offs.

On this weeks podcast Willand Rovers Chairman, Mike Mitchell, talks about how his side managed to beat the weather and then beat Deeping Rangers in the 5th Round of this years FA Vase and we hear from referee, Andrew Hobbs, on what it's like to be the man in the middle.

On this weeks podcast we hear from the Western League’s own Steve McQueen, John Durbin, plotting Hengrove’s Great Escape and Wells manager, Nathan Truckle, talks about two big scalps taken in less than a week by his in form side.

On this weeks podcast we hear from Buckland Athletic manager, Richard Pears, talking about his Clubs big ambitions and Warminster Town’s Andy Crabtree gives us an insight into his dressing room.

On this weeks podcast we hear from Odd Down manager, Lee Rendall, on the frustrations of being consistently inconsistent and Calne Town’s Ben Redford talks about the sides that will push the top two close for promotion from the First Division this season.

On this weeks podcast Willand Rovers Chairman, Mike Mitchell, talks about his sides progress into the FA Vase 5th Round, Chipping Sodbury joint-manager, Joe White, reflects on an outstanding win at Plymouth Parkway and Chippenham Park manager, Joe Sharples, looks ahead to a brighter future in 2019 for his young charges.

On this weeks podcast we hear from Shepton Mallet manager Craig Loxton, who enjoyed a Man of the Match performance in his sides win against Buckland Athletic and Oldland Abbotonians manager, Jon Toy, talks about the challenges of reshaping a squad, midway through a season.

On this weeks podcast Cribbs manager, Tony Beecham, talks about his sides epic FA Vase encounter with Saltash and Clevedon Town U18’s manager, Alex White, previews his sides FA Youth Cup clash with the mighty Manchester City!

On this weeks podcast Willand Rovers Chairman, Mike Mitchell, talks about the Clubs FA Vase run and Brett Partner, the new Radstock Town manager, shares his vision of a bright future for the Miners.

On this weeks podcast we hear from Jason Scrivens, manager of Shortwood United, about the challenges of managing a side yet to pick up a point this season and Alan Tyers, manager of Portishead Town, explains why he wouldn’t want to play Welton Rovers every week!