Western Football League

On this weeks podcast we look back on the Les Phillips semi final matches. Bridgwater Town joint boss, Dave Pearse, describes how his side gained revenge of Tavistock for their FA Vase defeat and Bradford Town manager, Lee Davison, explains why winning the Les Phillips Cup would be the perfect way for the Bobcats to leave the Western League.

On this weeks podcast we review the new League line-up. We also hear from Bradford Town's Lee Davidson, who is hoping to leave the Western League with the Les Phillips Cup and Oldland Abbotonians, Clayton Woodman, talks about exciting developments off the pitch that he's hoping will help his side on the pitch next season.

On this weeks podcast we hear from Hallen boss, Dean Horseman, on how his Club have been preparing on and off the pitch for the return of football and Hengrove Athletic manager, Jamie Hillman, looks forward to a brighter future for his Club next season.

On this week’s podcast Cribbs manager, Richard Luffman, gives his take on the FA’s restructuring programme and Wells City Chairman, Steve Loxton, give us an exclusive on his Clubs managerial situation!

On this weeks podcast Tavistock boss, Stuart Henderson and Plymouth Parkway manager, Lee Hobbs, both look back on what might have been in this seasons FA Vase.

On this weeks podcast Bridgwater Town co-manager, Dave Pearse, reflects on his sides exit from the FA Vase and Clevedon Town coach, Lee Rendall, looks forward to his sides prospects in a highly competitive Premier Division.

On this weeks podcast the Chairman of the Western League, John Pool, sets out what the FA’s restructuring plan will mean for our Clubs. Plymouth Parkway manager, Lee Hobbs, reflects on his sides win in the FA Vase and Luke Palmer, a player at Bristol Telephones, explains why he’s raising money for the Cystic Fibrosis Trust.

On this weeks podcast we hear from Chipping Sodbury manager Jeff Roberts, who’s looking forward to the challenges the new season will bring and Radstock Town Chairman, Simon Wilkinson, explains the reality of running a football club with volunteers covering a 1st team, Reserves and Under 18, in the week the FA launch their Grassroots Strategy.

On this weeks podcast we hear from Portishead Town Captain Nathan Trueman on his continued fight against a rare synovial sarcoma cancer and Danny Greaves, formerly manager of Bradford Town, talks about his memories of the Club and taking the step up to the Southern League with Frome Town.

On this weeks podcast we hear from the Grassroots Official of the Year, Ella Broad, talking about her journey through the ranks of match officials in both the men's and woman's game and we enjoy an audience with Ollie Bayliss, one of the top Non League football journalists in the country.

On this weeks podcast Tavistock boss Stuart Henderson talks about his sides return to competitive football and Calne Town joint manager, Trevor Rawlings, considers the challenges his side face with the curtailed season and potential FA restructure.

On this weeks podcast Shepton Mallet joint manager Craig Loxton talks about why he's hoping to get back playing sooner rather than later and Sherbourne Town Chairman, John Bowers, explains why his team off the field are as important as the one on it.

On this weeks podcast Western League Chairman, John Pool, talks about the FA's decision to curtail this season and the possibilities that still exist for the FA's restructuring of Non League Football. We also hear from Ref Support CEO, Martin Cassidy, in a no holes bared interview that looks at the impact of match official abuse on social media and the wider game.

On this weeks podcast Bristol Telephones manager, Jack Richardson, tells us how getting things right off the pitch is helping his side improve on it and Warminster Town's social media mogul, Roland Millward, talks about the benefits social media has brought to his club.

On this weeks podcast we hear a tale of two Kit Men. Bristol City's Scott Murray talks about his time in the Western League and MK Dons Ian Lanning looks back on his 1000 games in the boot room and his time running the Radstock Town Under 18s.

On this weeks podcast Warminster Town player Owen Bartley talks about why he and his team-mates are raising money for the Warminster and District Foodbank and Bridgwater Town Chairman Bob Buckingham explains why he ran a marathon for #United4Bridgwater.

On this weeks podcast we hear from Portishead Town Captain Nathan Trueman on his battle against Synovial Sarcoma and Hengrove Athletic Secretary, Martin McConachie, talks about the impact of Covid on Club volunteers and his hopes for the Grove when we get back playing.

On this weeks podcast we hear from Westbury Manager, Lewis Porter, who explains why the Western League is stronger than its been for many years and how that’s helping Westbury to raise their game. Greg Coulson, Chairman of the Whitehorsemen, talks about the challenges facing all Non League Clubs when football finally returns and we take a trip down Meadow lane with Phil Alford, a lifelong Westbury fan who looks back on his families footballing heritage and the career of Bristol City Legend, John Atyoe.

On this weeks podcast, Western League General Secretary, Andy Radford, talks about the FA’s Consultation Survey. We hear from Bridgwater Town's Award winning photographer Debbie Gould and Brislington manager, Lee Perks, explains why he believes his side will be climbing the table when we get back playing.

On this weeks podcast we hear from Western League Chairman, John Pool, explaining the FA’s review into how this season might end. We also hear from groundhopper and budding author, Adam Thurston and Portishead Town manager Eamonn Daly talks about his sides promising start to this season and their ambitions for a campaign they’d like to see through to end.