Western Football League

On this weeks podcast Toolstation Western League Chairman, John Pool, provides an update on the restart of football, following the Leagues Meeting with the FA on Friday 19th June.

On this weeks podcast Hallen manager, Ray Johnston, explains why he believes Western League sides should invest in the quality of their playing surface, Ashton and Backwell’s Stuart Jones describes what his players have been doing to keep themselves entertained during lockdown and the author of the Fans of the Western League Clubs twitter feed talks about his love affair with non-league football.

On this weeks podcast referee Ben Williamson explains the impact fan abuse can have on match officials and award winning photographer, John Cuthbertson, talks about his research into the history of Corsham Town.

On this weeks podcast Western League fan Adam Thurston draws the winners of his fundraising scratchcard game, Welton Rovers Vice Chair, Gareth Paisey, talks about his research into the Clubs history and Bitton player Josh Egan shares his hopes that their FA Vase semi final can get played.

On this weeks podcast we hear from two Clubs very much affected by the FA’s decision to void the League. Plymouth Parkway manager, Lee Hobbs, reflects on the lessons that should be learnt from this seasons fixture back log and Calne Town’s joint manager, Ben Redford, explains what he’s been doing to keep busy during lock-down and raise money for the NHS.

On this weeks podcast Toolstation Western League Chairman John Pool gives us an update on the FA decision to void the 2019/20 season and Westbury United Chairman, Greg Coulson, talks about what his Club have been doing to support key workers and the vulnerable in their community.

On this weeks podcast Toolstation Western League Chairman John Pool gives us an update on the current League suspension and we hear the full interview with Martin Cassidy from Ref Support #LoveTheWhistle.

On this weeks podcast we hear from Toolstation Western League Fixture Secretary, George McCaffery, discussing the suspension of matches caused by the Coronavirus outbreak.

On this weeks Podcast Buckland Athletic manager, Paul Froude, talks about the importance of building consistency and momentum as his side look to climb the table and Welton Rovers new player-manager, Tom Smith, explains how he’s used the weather delays to rejuvenate his squad to great effect.

On this weeks Podcast, Dan Langdon talks about Bitton’s march to the FA Vase semi finals, Bristol Telephones first team coach Jack Richardson reflects upon a win that has boosted his sides fight for Western League survival and Martin Cassidy kicks off our #Lovethewhistle campaign.

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.