Western Football League

On this weeks Podcast, Buckland Athletic manager, Matt Cusack, talks about his ambitions for The Bucks and reflects on a promising result in the FA Vase and Almondsbury boss, Ashley Coles, talks about his return to The Almonds dugout and his ambitions for the Gloucestershire side. Plus we launch Stoners roundup as Mr #footywatch reviews some of the Jewson Western League games he’s been to recently.

On this weeks Podcast, Paulton Rovers boss, Kieran Baggs, reflects on his journey to the Paulton Rovers dugout and how his experience and ambition is plotting a path back to the Southern League for the ambitious Somerset Club and 10 miles down the A39 we hear from Wells City manager, Shaun Potter, making the case for his own sides ambitions to compete in the Western League Premier Division next season.

On this weeks Podcast, Torpoint Athletic boss Dean Cardew looks back on a memorable trip to Royal Wootton Bassett and considers whether his side are going under the radar this season and Cadbury Heath boss, George Boon, discusses his latest squad rebuild and considers the changing nature of player commitment to the men’s eleven a side Saturday afternoon game. Plas a bonus interview with former Premier League match official, Dave Brammer, talking through some of the Law changes fans and player s will be experiencing in the Western this season.

On this weeks Podcast, Sidmouth Town boss, Billy Rouse, reflects on an impressive start to life in the Jewson Western League, as well as talking about his journey to the Vikings dugout and Calne Town manager, Craig Kent, talks about a season of transition for his side after the highs of last season. Craig focuses on youth as The Lilywhites rebuild a squad to match their impressive aspirations for developing the Club off the field.

On this weeks Podcast, Ivybridge Town joint-manager Ben Washam, talks about his journey to The Ivies dugout, his belief in developing young players and his enthusiasm for a Club that is progressing on and off the football pitch. In the First Division, Avonmouth boss, Ash Bennett, explains why a painful preseason has led his sides undefeated start, a campaign he is focussing on with quiet optimism.

On this weeks Podcast, Newquay boss, Shaun Middleton, reflects on his sides positive start to their Western League Premier Division campaign and Warminster Town manager, Rob Nash, explains why he’s optimistic about his sides First Division chances this season, after enduring a difficult campaign last time around.

On this weeks Podcast, Helston Athletic manager, Dan Bua, talks about his journey to The Blues dugout and Radstock Town boss, Ian Lanning, reflects on another difficult pre-season for the Miners. Plus a special interview with Jewson Western League Finance Director and former Premier League match official, Dave Brammer, shares a few footballing anecdotes and describes the benefits Wester League Clubs get from the Jewson sponsorship deal.

Our 1st episode this season is a Podcast from the Press Box! Ross Reid from South West Sports News joins Paul Jenkins, Print Sports Editor for the Western Gazette, Mid Somerset Series, Somerset Guardian, Frome Standard and Bath Chronicle. Ross, Paul and Ian are also joined by Mr #FootyWatch, Andy Stone, for a look ahead to the new Jewson Western League season and some exciting developments for our matchday coverage.

Our final Jewson Western League Podcast of the 2024/25 season sees Ian Nockolds look back on a memorable season for Portishead Town, with their manager, Key Mountford. The Posset completed a historic League and Cup double with victory over Brixham in the Final of the Les Phillips Cup, but Kye explains that the hard work for next season has alreday begun!

On this weeks Podcast we celebrate our Play Off winners, Brixham AFC and Bradford Town. Brixham joint manager, Jason Couch, reflects on his sides rapid ascent through the Leagues and what it meant to him and the Club to win away at an established Western League Club in Clevedon Town. Bradford boss, Chris Carr discusses his sides “perfect” Cup Final, that sealed their promotion at Wiltshire rivals Calne Town. But with Bradford being a Wiltshire Club, where will the Bobcats be playing their football next season?

On this weeks Podcast, Portishead Town manager, Kye Mountford, celebrates his sides historic Premier Division title and reflects on a season that saw his side become back to back Champions in the Jewson Western League. We also hear from a new manager, Ash Bennett, the Avonmouth boss who reflects on their inconsistent first season in the First Division and looks ahead to what he hopes the side can achieve in the coming seasons.

On this weeks Podcast, Saltash United manager, Mackenzie Brown, reflects on his sides improved form since December and why he believes his Ashes side have made progress from last season but still believes there is more to come from this talented group of players. Hallen boss, Karl Baggaley, celebrates his sides First Division title, setting out his route to the championship for what he believes were one of the divisions unfancied teams.

On this weeks Podcast, Brislington boss, Lee Perks reflects on his time at the Club and his decision to step down at the end of the season and Mendip Broadwalk joint-manager, Ryan Perrett, celebrates his sides win at Longwell Green and how the Club have learned from their inconsistent form this season to plan to progress in their next campaign.

On this weeks Podcast, Ivybridge Town manager Wayne Gamble, celebrates a win against Barnstaple at the weekend, whilst reflecting on his sides missed opportunities this season and describes what he’s learnt about the Premier Division and why that is going to put The Ivies in pole position for a promotion push next season. In the First Division, we hear from Jamie Walter, who describes his journey to the Odd Down dugout and reflects on a positive run of results that’s moved his side away from the relegation places and put the Bath Club in an optimistic mood for next season.

On this weeks Podcast we return to the Press Box with Mr South West Sports News, Ross Reid and Paul Jenkins, Print Sports Editor for the Western Gazette, Mid Somerset Series, Somerset Guardian, Frome Standard and Bath Chronicle. Ross and Paul join Tom and Ian for a look ahead into the run in for both the Premier and First Division, with Ross giving us an insight into who might be joining the Western League next season, from the South West Peninsula League.

On this weeks Podcast, Street FC manager, Ben Watson, talks about his sides ambitions for the rest of the season and reflects on the development of the Cobblers, on and off the pitch. In the First Division, Longwell Green Sports boss, Chris Alway, plots his sides progression and the possibility of a play off finish.

On this weeks Podcast, Barnstaple Town manager, Ben Potter, explains how his Club is striving for triumph out of adversity and Devizes Town boss, Chris Allen, gives an insight into the psychology of maintaining a push for the First Division play off race.

On this weeks Podcast, Brixham joint managers, Jason Couch and Tim Porter, discuss their teams run-in to the end of the season and ambitions for this seasons play offs and beyond and Cadbury Heath boss, George Boon, reflects on what might have been for his sides topsy turvy season. The episode also includes an interview with Jewson Western League Fixture Secretary, George McAffrey, setting out the current fixture situation and looking ahead to end of season promotion and relegation.

On this weeks Podcast, Portishead Town boss, Kye Mountford, reflects on a big win over local rivals Clevedon Town and an even bigger crowd! Kye discusses an eventful season for the Somerset side that’s winning on and off the pitch and Radstock Town manager, Ian Lanning, looks towards brighter times at Southfields as his side seek to build on their win over high flying Hallen and a successful future for the Miners with their championship chasing Under 18s.

On this weeks Podcast, Torpoint Athletic boss, Ryan Fice, talks about his Clubs resurgence in 2025 and explains how its been built on stability and respect and Calne Town manager, Craig Kent, discusses his sides promotion ambitions and whilst he’s happy with Calne’s form against the top sides in the division, he believes there is still work to do to improve results against the teams they are expected to beat.