Western Football League

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.

On this weeks Podcast we hear from Buckland Athletic manager, Paul Froude, who reflects on his sides excellent start to the season, despite the challenges he’s had with player availability and Portishead Town manager, Eamonn Daly, describes how looking differently at the way his players engage with and enjoy football has been crucial to their resurgence this season.

On this weeks Podcast we hear why Ilfracombe Town manager, Clem Bennellick, is delighted by the start his side have made to life in the Western League and Jamie Hillman explains why honesty has been the best policy in turning around Hengrove’s season.

On the weeks Podcast we hear from two rebuilders, Ashton and Backwell’s Tony Beecham and Devizes Town’s Trevor Rawlings. What’s it like to rebuild a squad a quarter of the way through the season?

On this weeks Podcast, Cadbury Heath manager, George Boon, talks about the challenges he’s faced rebuilding his squad from the start of the season and we hear from another team in transition, Almondsbury, where Joe White has been building confidence in his new side.

On this weeks Podcast, Welton Rovers manager Tom Smith dares to dream about what his side can achieve in this seasons Vase and Millbrook’s Mackenzie Brown looks back on his sides journey from Step 7 to the Toolstation Western League.

On this weeks Podcast, Brislington manager, Lee Perks, talks about the reality of competing in this years Toolstation Western League Premier Division and Wells City manager, Shaun Potter, sets out his ambitions for this season and why his side are taking things each game at a time.

On this weeks Podcast Bitton manager, Dan Langdon, explains why he believes his side will continue their excellent start to this season and Radstock Town manager, Ryan Child, tells us why his season starts now, following the Miners impressive win over Sherborne Town.

On this weeks Podcast Shepton Mallet joint manager John Durbin reflects on his sides excellent start to the season and their impressive win away at Melksham in the FA Cup, whilst Warminster Town's Andy Crabtree explains what it means to be a community club.

On this weeks podcast Bridgwater United manager, Dave Pearse, explains why he believes 9 teams can win the Western League this season and Sherborne Town chairman, John Bowers talks about why he believes getting things right off the pitch helps to get results on the pitch.

On this weeks podcast Saltash United boss, Dane Bunney, talks about his sides journey into the Western League and Welton Rovers manager, Tom Smith, reflects on his sides impressive start to this season.

On this weeks podcast we preview the new Western League season with South West Sports News journalist, Ross Reid. We also hear from the League Fixture Secretary, George McCaffery, explaining how the League will be managing fixtures as we continue to live with Covid.

This week's epic Podcast brings the curtain down on the Covid season. Starting with Bradford Town's triumphant Les Phillips Cup winning manager, Lee Davidson, we also hear from Bitton's Secretary James Skinner, Mousehole's Jake Ash, Plymouth Parkway Chairman Mark Russell, Calne Town's Ben Redford and the dynamic duo from Devizes Town, Stewart Swan and Dan Sloan.