Podcasts about billericay town

It's a huge weekend in the Women's Super League and Championship, with bumper crowds expected on a round of fixtures all being played at the clubs' main stadiums - from Goodison Park to the Amex, from St James' Park to The Valley, a lot of eyes will be on women's football. And they'll be seeing a lot of rainbows, as it's a Rainbow Laces activation too. So how important is the LGBTQ+ inclusion in sports campaign in the women's game? Joining us to explore this is Billericay Town forward Valentine Pursey, who recently went public about a report she made regarding homophobic abuse on the pitch; and Huddersfield Town midfielder and TikToker Caz Simone, who won the LGBTQ Award at the Football Black List earlier this year. They chat with host Jon Holmes of FvH and Sports Media LGBT+ about their experiences within football and on social media; what it's like to be a player with short hair, which is somewhat rare in the women's game and also the subject of an awareness campaign created by an Under-12 girls team; and what they believe the underlying message should be for Rainbow Laces 2024. Links Valentine Pursey on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/valentine.pursey/ Caz Simone on TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@yourfavouritegemini666 Rainbow Laces info - https://sportsmedialgbt.com/rainbow-laces-2024-womens-football-lgbtq-sports-campaign-barclays-wsl-super-league-championship Thank you for listening to the Football v Homophobia Podcast - if you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, rate, review and share on socials. We're at @football_v_homophobia on Instagram and Threads; @fvhfeed on Bluesky; and you can like us on Facebook too. Our website is https://www.footballvhomophobia.com/ Me & You by MusicbyAden | https://soundcloud.com/musicbyaden  Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com  Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

Pete was down at Grosvenor Vale to catch the Women's team first home game of the season. The Golden girls put in a much improved performance and stick to their managers footballing principles as they won 1-0. After the game we chatted with Meghan Chandler, Anna Filbey and Manager Renee Hector.COYH!!!!This Podcast has been created and uploaded by Do Not Scratch Your Eyes. The views in this Podcast are not necessarily the views of talkSPORT.Huge thanks to all our Patreons:Chris Giannone,RichWFC2,Steve Holliman,Paul Fiander Turner,Sean Gourley,Lee Anselmo,John Parslow,Mark von Herkomer,Neil Silverstein,Steve Brown,Dave Lavender,Kasey Brown,Nipper Harrison,Boyd Mayover,Colin Payne,Paul Riley,Gary Wood,Karl Campion,Kevin Kremen,The Big Le – Bofski,Greg Theaker,Malcolm Williams,Bryan Edwards,Peter Ryan,Luka,John Thekanady - Ambassador of Dubai!!Jack Foster,Jason Rose,Michael Abrahams,Ian Bacon,Ken Green,Nick Nieuwland,Colin SmithAnt!!!!!Westlie WheelerRyan D!Dave Mullins,James McNamaraJim Cuthbert& PDF Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Reposs Non League Round Up Show Gary Mc Cann Billericay Town and Tommy Warrilow 

The dad of a young man who died after taking a 'cocktail of drugs' during birthday celebrations has paid a heartbreaking tribute.Chase Oldale-Worth was found unresponsive at his home in July after turning 23. Hear from reporter Alex Jee who has been speaking to the family.Also in today's podcast, foodbanks across Kent are braced for their worst winter yet with demand for their services at an all time high.The Trussell Trust runs seven sites in the county and expects to hand out more than one million emergency food parcels in the next three months. We've been speaking to their project manager in Swale.A Kent MP has promised everything will be done to keep communities safe in the UK as fighting in the Middle East continues.Israel launched strikes on Gaza after militant group Hamas carried out a surprise attack on the country just over a week ago. Hear from Tonbridge and Malling rep Tom Tugendhat.Thousands of children across Kent are finding out if they can apply to go to a grammar school next September.Results of the Kent Test are out and we've got analysis from education expert Graham Jones from Whitehead Monckton solicitors in Maidstone.An incredibly popular arts and crafts shop in Chatham is closing down after 40 years.Just Fabrics started off as a stall in the town's market before moving to the Pentagon shopping centre - but has to leave their current base. Hear from the owner.As Black History Month continues, final preparations are being made for an event to celebrate all cultures across Kent.The Empower Gala will award people who go above and beyond within their community.And in sport, Sheppey United have qualified for the opening round of the FA Cup for the first time ever.They beat Billericay Town on penalties in their replay match last night and will take on league 2 side Walsall next.

Ross Halls and Blue Wilson are back with our Ipswich Town Women's podcast. This week they're joined by defender Evie Williams as they discuss her football journey, making her debut and first start in recent weeks. Plus chat about progressing in the cup against Billericay Town and look ahead to Plymouth at home in the league. Tractor Girls Talk is sponsored by John Fowlers Solicitors

Ross Halls and Blue Wilson are back with our Ipswich Town Women's podcast. This week they're joined by defender Leah Mitchell as they discuss her football journey, making a step up to first team football and making her first start. Plus chat about the win at Cardiff, late winner scenes and look ahead to Billericay Town in the cup at home.  Tractor Girls Talk is sponsored by John Fowlers Solicitors.

It's the end of the season for many but for our first guest it's just the beginning. Not with us, we've followed his journey for years, A new project begins this week as Gary McCann takes on the role of manager of Billericay Town. Calm and collected as ever, the excitement though is clear as he opens up about the challenge ahead. For our next guest, this weekend is the end of a very successful season whatever the result. We spoke with him earlier this season on an historic FA Cup run and now they are one win away from promotion to Step 4 and the first time back into the Northern Premier League since the 1960s. In the much talked about inter league Step 4 / Step 5 play offs they have possibly the longest journey, but that distance on the road is nothing compared to the journey the club has been on. Ashington Chairman Brian Shotton is keen that that journey has many more legs to come.  Rounding up the week's news promotions and relations it's Jon Couch of the Non League Paper who thinks this is his favourite time of year.

This episode provides a full summary of events from Pompey's 1-0 win over Forest Green Rovers at Fratton Park and is presented by Jake Smith, Sam Macey and Kirsty Roxanne. Goalscorer Owen Dale and head coach John Mousinho both make an appearance to discuss the Blues' latest victory, as does Portsmouth Women boss Jay Sadler, who discusses their thrilling 4-3 win away at Billericay Town.

Carl and Justin join Peter at the womens game v Billericay Town. We talk about the game, pork pies, commentary news, ladder and badge induced injuries and Pete explains why he still isn't the most accident prone one in his family. Justin gets excited about Telephone masts and Carl plays with his new voice recorder and gives us his thoughts on the game - in a manner that only Carl can! COYH!!! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to episode 19. I'm joined by a man who has many talents, this gentleman has played football (clubs such as Dagenham & Redbridge, Chelmsford City, Billericay Town) for a living, has a property business, and also has a huge passion for male grooming products. You've definitely seen his shaving cream and brush in many #SOTDs and his brand has recently launched a collection of fragrances. Quintessentially British and stylish, Benny's of London should be on every wet shaver's radar. To tell us more about this great brand, founder Ben Nunn joins me. Website: https://www.bennysoflondon.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bennysoflondon/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/bennysoflondon Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bennysoflondon/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5bR4u-lIs5zD9h1sfMfIig If you've enjoyed this episode and would like to show your appreciation and make a small donation and buy me a coffee, please visit https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dyspraxicshaver. ► Music Credit: Dj Quads Track Name: "www is a thing" Music By: Dj Quads @ https://soundcloud.com/aka-dj-quadsOriginal upload HERE - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cqqU...• DJ QUads YouTube channel HERE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCusF...• Dj Quads on SoundCloud HERE: https://soundcloud.com/aka-dj-quads• Dj Quads on Twitter HERE: https://twitter.com/DjQuads• Dj Quads on Spotify HERE: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2VZrd...• Dj Quads on Instagram HERE: https://www.instagram.com/djquads/

Welcome to Lifting The Lid, here on the Official Emirates FA Cup podcast, and our fourth episode of the season.The show, hosted by Tubes and Steve Sidwell, that explores the unique experience of taking part in the world's oldest and best club competition.After having the pleasure of Jermaine Beckford's company in our first episode, now we've got our second Jermaine, Jermaine ‘Penninho' Pennant. Jermaine has played for 15 different clubs across his career, from Arsenal to Billericay Town, with Liverpool, Stoke and Real Zaragoza in between. He was a brilliant player, making his Arsenal debut at 16, and going on to appear in the FA Cup final, a Europa League for Stoke, as well as the Champions League with Liverpool.Today's episode explores reputation, and Penninho had one as a bit of a bad boy which was fascinating to get into with him. We hear more about where he grew up in Nottingham and what was going on around him throughout his career. Subscribe now to make sure you don't miss any episodes of Lifting the Lid on The Official Emirates FA Cup Podcast.The podcast is hosted by Tubes and Steve Sidwell and produced by Harold McShiel and Jake Cunningham. The Executive Producers are Charlotte Males and Craig Barrett, the editing is by Will Lockwood and Jamie Maisner and the show's artwork is from Ellis Oseman. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lawrie Wilson has made hundreds of professional football appearances and has been at clubs such as Bolton, Charlton and Stevenage where he won the FA Trophy at Wembley. He now plays at National League South club Billericay Town. Lawrie has had a brilliant career, and has some brilliant stories to come with it. Celebration with fans, social media's inflluences as well as that special feeling of having a chant made just about you. Oh, and a footballer's piss-up in Marbella, not knowing training was the next day as discussed is not the best idea... Listen now!

Join Martin 'The Guv' Lambert and Talking Town's Richard 'Cruncher'Moss as they sit down with Ipswich Town F.C women's star Emma Wallis, fan Ian Willis and Ipswich Town FC women's media manager Kieran Standley as they preview this weekends upcoming FA Cup action and first game back following lockdown 2.0 for the ladies  Join us for the very best in ITFC matchday fan-made content You can support the Home Dressing Room Channel, Talking Town and Martin through our KO-Fi channels Every donation received is truly appreciated and I can't thank you enough. I would also like to thank every single one of you that contributes through a monthly direct debit!! You make everything possible. https://ko-fi.com/tottitfcIpswich Town F.C women's team returns to action this weekend as they travel to face Billericay Town in FAW Cup action their first game since December of last year due to Covid 19 restrictions.We sit down with Ipswich Town women's star Emma Wallis to discuss returning to action, how they have kept match sharp following a 4-month spell on the sidelines, and a lot more ahead of the FA cup action. This in addition to media manager Kieran Standley as we pick the brain of the man responsible for all media output. How hard has that been through covid and what the future may lay in store for the team and himself Want that latest Talking Town hoodie? Head to our merch store Now www.the-hdr-network.creator-spring.com ​ Watch More from the Talking Town here https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list​... #itfc​ #ipswichtown​ #paulcook​ #wearetown​I'm going live using StreamYard! Before leaving a comment, please grant StreamYard permission to see your name at streamyard.com/facebookSupport the show (https://ko-fi.com/tottitfc/posts)

Host Rob welcomes physio Imran Rehman to #JustTalk. Imran has had recent experiences as a physio with Glenn Tamplin's enigmatic Billericay Town and Romford FC projects. Having also played Sunday League football, Imran has experienced the highs and lows of the changing rooms from a range of football levels. With his insight we explore how the dressing room culture affects young players' mental health and some thoughts for the future of the grassroots game.

As many of our listeners will know, we absolutely love our football here on the All Bets Are Off podcast, and a series really wouldn't be a series without having at least one episode that centres around gambling in our nations number one sport. In today's show, we welcome John Peel (Director at Lewes FC) and Nick Hutt (co-owner of Billericay Town) to talk about gambling in football. We were keen to draw upon John and Nick's experiences in non-league football and how the betting industry impacts clubs - directly and indirectly - lower down the pyramid. We hope that this discussion can play a small part in football reverting to type and being as beautiful as it once was, free of betting logos emblazoned on everything. Long live the beautiful game... without betting sponsorship, promotion and advertising.

Despite being south of 40, our next guest has a wealth of experience within non-league football - both as a player and a coach. He's managed Wealdstone Town, Hemel Hempstead, Billericay Town and Kingstonian. As a player he's played for a whole host of clubs - with notable mentions coming from Halesowen, AFC Wimbledon, Stevenage Borough and Hitchin Town. Another really insightful listen from a player that really knows the non-league game.

Kevin Foley, the ex Ireland international who played with Luton Town, Wolves, Charlton, Blackpool and Billericay Town talks about his time playing in the Premier League and Championship. He talks about his times growing up in the youth team along with players such as Curtis Davies and Leon Barnett. He then goes onto tell fond stories about his time at Wolves under numerous managers such as Mick McCarthy and captains such as Neil CollinsKevin is currently Assistant Manager at Tampa Bay Rowdies and he talks about the difference between USA and UK footballSponsored:We have a range of packages which include one off podcasts, numerous podcasts and sponsoring the show indefinitely. Please contact us if you are interested.Contact Us:Website: https://mybesteleven.podbean.comEmail: mybestelevenpod@gmail.comTwitter: @mybestelevenpodDownload the podcast from (selected list but available on other pod apps): Apple Podcaster/ iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/my-best-eleven/id1531409475Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/79XqOdXO5dOp2SV2Ib3blvGoogle Podcaster: https://podcastsmanager.google.com/show?show=show%3AsTOC6DrGP4qPKRBq6K674AiHeart Radio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-my-best-eleven-71452132/Musical credits:Higher Up by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

Next up in our special series of 'At Home' podcasts, we catch up with former Posh winger Chris Whelpdale who was signed from Billericay Town in 2007 about his four seasons at the football club. Website: http://theposh.com Twitter | Facebook | Instagram - @ThePoshOfficial If you have any feedback or want to get involved in the podcast, please email media@theposh.com.

From Liverpool to Real Madrid for Jermaine Pennant? really Jermaine Lloyd Pennant is an English footballer who last played as a winger for Billericay Town. Pennant has made over 300 appearances for 15 clubs, and has scored 24 goals to date. Born in Nottingham, Pennant played for his local side Notts County as a teenager.

Kelly is joined by the former Ipswich and Hull defender Alex Bruce and Jamie O'Hara, once of Spurs and Wolves, now player-manager at Billericay Town of the National League South to talk about the downside of football fame, depression, management, Harry Redknapp, and the guys take on a nail biting transfers challenge that comes down to the last seconds. Want to hear more great podcasts from JOE (https://www.joe.co.uk)? TKO with Carl Frampton (https://playpodca.st/tko), bringing you unprecedented access and brutal honesty from inside the world of boxing House of Rugby (https://playpodca.st/house-of-rugby), the UK's #1 new rugby show. With James Haskell, Mike Tindall and Alex Payne [Games for the End of the World][7] - Join us in the apocalypse bunker and dissect life through gaming with a different guest every week Boys Don't Cry with Russell Kane (https://playpodca.st/boys-dont-cry), the show that gets men talking about the things men never talk about Swanny's Cricket Show (https://playpodca.st/swanny), the brand new cricket show from Graeme Swann Unfiltered with James O'Brien (https://playpodca.st/unfiltered), our critically-acclaimed and award-nominated interview series [7]: https://playpodca.st/games Special Guest: Alex Bruce.

Manager Steve King looks ahead to Saturday's game against Billericay Town.

Five books in and the Football Book Club face their toughest challenge yet - Jermaine Pennant's explosive 2018 novel 'Mental'. As Jermaine charts his journey from wonderkid to Champions League finalist to Billericay Town, the book club discuss Jermaine's lack of respect for Girls Aloud, James almost driving into Mido and a very naked Tony Pulis. Plus we set the record straight with Glenn Roeder and play the all new game 'What Would Jermaine Pennant Do?' See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tim Fuell speaks to former Watford, Burnley and Stoke striker now assistant manager at Billericay Town, Gifton Noel-Williams on the new regime on and off the field at the Essex club, scoring goalkeepers and an FA Cup run still in the making. Plus as BAME representative on the Isthmian League board he has some key words of wisdom on the dealing with the latest stories about racism incidents in non league football.Matt Cusack, manager at Saltash United in Step 6 down in the South West Peninsular League is also back on the show. His side are once again in fine FA Vase form, but also are the countries leading hot-shots across the top 10 levels of the English Pyramid with 46 goals from just 15 games.Matt Badcock, Editor at Large at the Non League Paper offers his usual round-up on FA Cup, FA Vase, Managerial changes and what you can expect to read in Sunday's paper.

Billericay Town 2 -2 Dorking Wanderers

Billericay Town v Dorking Wanderers.

As the National Leagues kicked off at the weekend, the NL Full Time team travelled far and wide to capture reaction from all three divisions! Rob caught up with AFC Fylde Manager Dave Challinor after their narrow opening day victory, whilst Luke spoke with Harrogate Town boss Simon Weaver and Solihull Moors Callum Howe after their four-goal thriller. Meanwhile Chris witnessed Stockport County's first game back in the top tier of Non-League, only for Alan Devonshire's Maidenhead United to take on the role of chief 'party-poopers'. Richard Scott got audio with Chorley's Vermiglio & Bromley's Neil Smith after they shared the spoils. Thom wraps up the National League South action and chats to Billericay Town's Jake Robinson following his late, late winner and also with Dorking's Marc White after their first ever Step 2 victory!Finally Dickie caught up with Kettering Town boss Nicky Eaden after their opening day win against AFC Telford and looks ahead to the midweek fixtures.    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's a full house with Dean Brennan and Dave Anderson joining Tim Fuell in the studio. In his first big interview of the season Dean reveals the truth behind his time at Billericay Town and why he left K's after such a short spell. Joining the team via telephone is Vill Powell, former team-mate of Brennan and now a successful manager in his own right having won the play-offs in the Northern Premier League Division One East with Brighouse Town only to find that their points per game ratio through the season was not as good as other play-off winners and thus they would not be one of the 5 play-off winners at step 4 to be promoted to step 3. Also staggered by this season's play-off procedures is Steve McKimm manager at Tonbridge Angels. Having won the Isthmian Premier play-off on Monday his side now face a super-play off against Met Police to decide who will get promotion to Step 2 next season. With National League and National League North and South play-offs also this weekend, Matt Badcock Senior Writer at The Non League Paper offers his preview of the games and clubs taking part.

David Lynam chats with Paul Webster, Essex businessman & former CEO of Billericay Town. They talk about Paul's life in non-league football and his latest venture ISDW, which focusses on the wellbeing of young players.

Matt and Ash look back at the midweek action, and ahead to the weekend's matches for Southend United, Colchester United, Braintree Town, Billericay Town, Chelmsford City, Concord Rangers and East Thurrock United.

Tim Fuell is joined by FC United's Swampy as they discuss how the imbalances in non league football and the wider football world could be addressed. First guest of the evening is Salford City boss Graham Alexander making his debut on the show and highlighting why the owners of the club thought he was the right man to guide them into their next chapter and explaining why that might not immediately be outside the non league world. A little over two months ago Jimmy Ginnelly had a nice safe, successful job as manager at Barwell FC then he joined the new look Nuneaton Borough to take charge of on the field activities. With the departure of the short-lived Chairman Nick Hawkins this week he now finds himself as Manager, Acting Chairman and the man charged with raising the finance to save the troubled club, but he's still positive it can be done. Hayes & Yeading United remain the only club in the top 8 tiers of English football - Premier League to Step 4 of the non league pyramid - to retain their 100% winning league record. They are also top scorers across the same 18 divisions with 98 goals in 25 league games. Manager Paul Hughes returns to the show to discuss what the magic formula has been this season and why on Valentine's evening he is sat late in a radio studio, having already taking his side for training. Editor at The Non League Paper, Alex Narey is back to discuss the big talking points of the week including the FA Trophy replay results and Solihull Moors going top of the National League. Plus the vagaries of football management with Lee Sinnott sacked at Gainsborough Trinity despite his side being 6th in the Northern Premier and Dean Brennan quickly back involved after leaving Billericay Town, with a new role in charge at Kingstonian.

A slightly shorter show than normal sees TIm Fuell speak with Phil Annets @FACupFactfile ahead of Barnet's 4th Round FA Cup tie with Brentford and The Non League Paper's Editor Alex Narey in a week that sees the old band back together at Billericay Town, David Beckham join his fellow class of '92 team-mates in ownership at Salford City, John Still in a new role at Maidstone United with Hakan Hayrettin and Simon Walton, Richard Money moving upstairs at Hartlepool United whilst Craig Hignett comes back to take over first team affairs, Danny Searle taking the reins at Braintree Town and Pascal Chimbonda signing for Ashton Town.

Dave Anderson and Swampy join Tim Fuell in this bumper episode focusing on the precarious and often thankless task of being a football manager. The guys discuss Billericay Town hunting for their third manager of the season after parting ways with Dean Brennan before talking to Dean Barker the new manager at Welwyn Garden City FC who inherited just three players but notched a creditable 1-1 draw in his opening game, just minutes after many of the team had first met each other. Peter Beadle is back on the show, months after his departure from Hereford FC but still in the hunt for a new job. The guys discuss the highlights and lowlights of being a manager and why the buzz is still there. Matt Badcock wraps up the show with news on Ramsbottom's FA Trophy Replay win over Weymouth, how the Metropolitan Police are thriving after switching from the Isthmian into the Southern League this season and news that the FA are to introduce sin-bins across the game at Step 7 and below from next season.

Tim Fuell delves into the FA Trophy First Round Proper as the competition reaches the last 64. First up owner of Southport FC, Phil Hodgkinson ahead of his side's massive cup week. Hosting fellow FA Cup replay remainers Solihill Moors in this weekend's FA Trophy the club face a tough challenge, but perhaps not as tough as Monday's home FA Cup replay against Tranmere Rovers. With the prize of a televised FA Cup Third Round tie against Tottenham Hotspur awaiting the winners, it's interesting times for the Sandgrounders. Made more interesting because their FA Trophy rivals Solihull Moors have their own FA Cup replay on Tuesday at Blackpool with another TV screened FA Cup Third Round tie, this time at home to Arsenal, the carrot awaiting. Hartlepool United are new to the FA Trophy but new manager Richard Money believes it is the sort of competition they should be looking to do well in. He admits their trip to Leamington on Saturday is a tough one but he knows the rewards success in the competition can bring having won with Cambridge United. Paul Hughes is manager at Hayes & Yeading United of the Isthmian South Central Division in Step 4. Having knocked three step 3 sides already out of this season's FA Trophy, his side face a very tough trip to current holders Brackley Town. The odds might be against them but the West London side are in form, in goals and in the mood to take cup scalps. Rounding it all off Matt Badcock returns with the Non League Paper round up including Billericay Town, managers looking to get back into a hotseat and the cup competitions ahead.

A bumper FA Cup focus this week as Swampy returns to the show briefly to join Tim Fuell before the technical Gremlins beat him. Taking up the mantle at Billericay Town in time for their FA Cup visit of Burnham is old friend of the show Dean Brennan. He tells us why the time was right to leave Hemel Hempstead Town and join Glenn Tamplin and how he sees that new relationship working going forward. @FACupFactfile Phil Annets is back with his stat round up of the competition as it heads into the Second Qualifying Round with no less than two previous semi-finalists of the FA Cup taking part this round. Up at South Shields it's been a great start to the season in the League and joint manager Lee Picton is looking forward to welcoming Stockport County in the FA Cup this weekend and hopefully pulling off an upset. At Dulwich Hamlet, groundsharing at Tooting & Mitcham had seen a difficult start to the season but as manager Gavin Rose explains last weekend's league win at pace-setters Woking in the National South shows his side are beginning to settle and are ready for action. Perfect timing for the visit of inform Tonbridge Angels in the FA Cup this weekend. Matt Badcock is back from the NLP helping with our weekly round-up of non league news, including a preview of what you can expect in your Sunday morning read in the Non League Paper.

There's Cup fever in the air as Dave Anderson and Caroline Barker join Tim Fuell for this week's non league bonanza. First up Lymington Town boss John Pyatt on FA Cup history that will see them face Torquay United in the next round on a pitch they share with the local cricket club, but first they need to prepare for an FA Vase trip to Eversley and California. Next, he left Billericay Town in bizarre circumstance - as his whole spell there was littered with - but new Maidstone United manager Harry Wheeler is ever the diplomat and looking forward to the new challenge ahead of him. Fergus Moore knows a thing or too about non league football with over 1200 games as a player for over 20 clubs and now still enjoying the game as player manager at Edgware Town. He's written a book about his time in non-league and it has a great title. With so many managerial changes this week, Alex Narey from the Non League Paper gives a little round-up of most (but not all) and an indication of what to expect in this weekend's issue.

Non League Paper Editor Alex Narey joins Tim Fuell to discuss the big managerial changes this week at Billericay Town, FC United and Maidstone United. Ahead of their table-topping clash against managerless Billericay, Alan Dowson new boss at Woking talks about establishing his new squad in the National South and why it was time to leave Hampton & Richmond Borough. Another manager new at his club but frustrated by results, ground closures and now international call-ups for the opposition, is Anthony Johnson now of Chester alongside his best-mate and joint-manager Bernard Morley. He explains how the two of them are working with the new club and new set of players and are hoping to get back to action this weekend at Guiseley. WIth the FA Vase underway this weekend with the First Qualifying Round, Tim talks to Bobby Coltman, coach at Northern League Division Two Esh Winning FC ahead of their FA Vase match against Whitley Bay this weekend. He also talks about his role as the Head Coach at the GB Special Olympics football side heading for Abu Dhabi next year.

We went to Essex to celebrate with Bostik League Premier Division champions Billericay Town and had a chat with top scorer Jake Robinson about their fantastic season, winning the treble, scoring lots of goals and club owner/manager/master of ceremonies Glenn Tamplin. We also have the usual features, including the food review and a special version of the tense quiz feature.

Tim Fuell, Dave Anderson and Swampy take a look at the biggest stories at grassroots as the season draws to a close. Perhaps the biggest subject in non league this season has been Billericay Town. With owner Glenn Tamplin having stepped aside from team involvement, Harry Wheeler has driven the Essex side to the title in the Isthmian Premier and promotion much spoken about but still needed to be achieved. Harry talks to the team about the difficulties over the past season, and why he is proud of his players and where he thinks the club is heading under his managerial guidance. The season may be ending for many this weekend, but there are still many permutations for promotion, relegation and play-offs. Yet, even the rules and their application aren't completely clear as the team discuss. The other most talked about non league side this season has probably been Salford City. Having secured their own title, Anthony 'Jonno' Johnson returns to the show to explain what it all means and what he thinks it will take to move on with the team again next term. Join in the debate via Twitter @nonleagueshow

With some unmissable fixtures like Swansea Burnley and Stoke Brighton this afternoon, Rob & Matt discuss Stefan Effenberg's giant head, an underwhelming Roy Keane anecdote and more experts from the now-infamous Billericay Town owner Glenn Tamplin.

This week Jon and Matt discuss another topsy-turvy week for Dover Athletic, a rare defeat for Ebbsfleet and speak to Thamesmead Town manager Tommy Warrilow ahead of his side's huge FA Cup clash with Billericay Town.

A bumper classic from the Non League Show team as March draws to a close and the season falls into shape. After much talking recent weeks new Billericay Chairman turned Chairman Glenn Tamplin joins the team and confirms his 20k per week wage bill, his realistic expectations and how he ended up with both top jobs at the club. Next up Peter Beadle who has led Hereford to back to back promotions and feels as much a fan of the reformed club as the manager chiselling his name on the history of the club. One manager not yet assured of his league title is former West Ham United midfielder Alan Devonshire who from the sidelines at training of his club Maidenhead United sounds calmer than most 3 points ahead with 6 games to play. Violence on the field at non league games hit the headline twice this week and Martin Cassidy CEO at independent charity RefSupport explains how the law needs to change to protect the officials in black and in turn protect the future of the game. With ground grading and tenure deadlines due today one man certain of a rough night was Norman Feeney. Vice Chairman at Skelmersdale United whose family have been involved at the club for it's full 135 years and now faces the demise of the club because the landlord won't grant the necessary lease extension. Rounding off an providing why we love non league football is Paul Connolly Press Officer at Whitby Town who explains how the non league network joined together when the club's radio kit was left halfway down the country. Love football, love non league. Get in touch via Twitter @nonleagueshow and vote for us in the British Podcast Awards https://www.britishpodcastawards.com/vote/ The Non-League Football Show Podcast sponsored by Pitchero, the UK's no.1 provider of sport club websites.

Caroline Barker, Dave Anderson and Swampy discuss some of the biggest stories in non league this week. Maidstone United co-owner Oliver Ash talks about his club's investment in safe standing and CEO at Horsham FC John Lines celebrates third time lucky as plans for their new ground was approved this week. Plus former Spurs midfielder and Celebrity Big Brother star Jamie O'Hara explains why he has chosen to pull his boots back on and join up with Billericay Town who are quickly become an all-star celebrity select. Finally, Father and son Jason and Ben Goodliffe talk about the latter's newly announced move from Boreham Wood to Wolverhampton Wanderers. For the fans, by the fans, The Pitchero Non League Football Show is the original and leading show focusing on the best of the english football pyramid every week.

Ryman Round Up Show 13/03/17 Billericay Town , Glen Tamplin ,Paul Konchesky , Billy Bricknell and Justin Gardner

Lincoln City are on FA Cup duty again, we have a Norwegian TV star coming to a football pitch near you, a goalkeeper whose life has been turned upside down this week, a manager clubless this weekend, and a non league fan retiring after over a decade working hard. Swampy and Dave Anderson join Caroline Barker as they speak with Slough Town boss Neil Baker about the non league community rallying round goalkeeper Mark Scott after he broke his neck playing for the Rebels at the weekend. Also joining the show Craig Edwards who resigned from the Manager's role at Billericay Town this week after year's of service to the club and he explains why that tenure came to an end. Then to the Norwegian TV commentator Simen Moller who has come out of retirement to play for Spartan South Midlands League side Biggleswade United after a chance meeting with Guillem Balague to write another story in the club's history that club secretary Tracey James explains is every evolving. With Lincoln City travelling to Arsenal in the last 8 of the FA Cup this weekend BBC Lincolnshire's Rob Makepeace explains what this season has meant to the fans and how they have been preparing for the game. For the fans, by the fans The Pitchero Non League Football Show. Join in the debate on twitter @nonleagueshow