Podcasts about crabble

It's our final show of 2023 as we take a well-earned break over the festive period - but we go out for the year with a pair of interesting chats. It was a goalless start to life in the Crabble hotseat for Jake Leberl - but with a first clean sheet in 254 days, he and Matt hope it could be the start of a turnaround. In the SCEFL, Bearsted are up to eighth after a 3-2 win over Erith Town and their boss Kevin Stevens talks us through that win, mixing it with the SCEFL big boys and why he's still going strong with more than 400 games in charge under his belt. We've got all the rest of the news from across the county, including the new manager at Lordswood, and a look ahead to the festive fixtures and some questionable scheduling across the board... Plus we talk Andre Braugher, Question of Sport and Christmas plans. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you all - we'll be back in 2024! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Just two interviews on this week's show, but they're both definitely worth your time! He's turned 40 and scored his 650th goal so far this season - local legend Paul Vines discusses keeping count of his tally, success at current club Punjab United and his plans for the future. Hythe Town have made a decent start to the campaign, and their manager Steve Watt talks us through their frustration at letting a couple of leads slip, striker Jake Embery's impressive form and the FA Trophy tie with in-form Ramsgate this weekend. We've got all the rest of the news and views from around the county, including more frustration in the National League South and Isthmian Premier, and, of course, why Matt can't leave his dog at Crabble... And there's all the usual chat and nonsense, including half-term, Nike trainers and a ridiculously early (for Jon at least) start to the day... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A dramatic final weekend in the National League South, and Dover have stayed up by the skin of their teeth - boss Mitch Brundle discusses the day and how things have to get better next season at Crabble. There was promotion joy for Phoenix Sports thanks to a last-gasp Ryan Hayes penalty and manager Steve O'Boyle talks us through their win at VCD and why he feels it was so important to get out of the SCEFL at the first attempt. Play-off disappointment, though, for Hythe Town - boss Steve Watt discusses their narrow Isthmian League South East final defeat at Whitehawk. Lydd Town have moved up to Step 5 after their promotion play-off success and their manager Mickey Doyle looks back at the win over Tooting Bec, why home advantage was so important and his hopes that the FA don't move them to another league. We look ahead to the rest of the play-offs and the Kent Senior Cup final, and there's all the usual chat and nonsense, including dog show previews, Super Mario Brothers and loads more besides. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It's Episode One Hundred and Seventy of the podcast all about life in football's National League, brought to you by two Torquay United fans - comedian Charlie Baker and talkSPORT's John Cadigan. This week features a report from The Crabble/Crabble, comedian and Southend United fan Terry Alderton, judo, singing, golf carts and more of your letters!

In this week's show (which is better late than never!) we speak to Sheppey United new boy Helge Orome after he helped his side to a big win in the post-lockdown tournament about how he is settling in and enjoying being able to play again. Richard Harvey and Matt compete for the title of "Mr Dover Athletic" as the journalist turned kitman takes on another role at Crabble. We discuss the permutations for Bromley and all the rest of the news from around the county, as well as some other nonsense, as per...

On this week's show we speak to Dover Athletic manager Andy Hessenthaler on the club's move to part-time football after a tumultuous year or so at Crabble. Plus we speak to Punjab United boss Chipie Sian about the difficulties they've faced, mental wellbeing of players and their tough start to the post-lockdown tournament. Plus we discuss the future of fans at football, the latest TV, Matt's alleged weight gain and lots more besides.

Dover Athletic manager Andy Hessenthaler speaks after it was announced the club was going down to three training days a week - and he says it's a "manager's market" as he tries to build a squad at Crabble. We discuss Dartford's win at Slough Town, potential start dates, league constitution and ticket prices. Plus there's all the rest of the usual chat, including Sophie Germain and someone's birthday...

In this week's show, fresh from winning a national award for their community work, Chatham Town chairman Kevin Hake tells us about that achievement and their ambitious plans on the pitch. Matt speaks to Chris Kinnear, with the former Dover Athletic manager telling all about his exit from Crabble and how he is inspired by Roy Hodgson as he looks to resume his managerial career. And we discuss the latest news from the National League, a possible September start for the new season and loads more chat and nonsense, including Marmite deodorant, This Is Us, being rubbish at science, the lockdown easing and taking a short break from podcasts...

Welcome to Season 2 of “Mary Gets It”, Crabble Fam!

Fresh (ish) from the news that the 2019-20 season for most of our clubs is null and void, we discuss if that was the right decision or if it was perhaps a bit hasty. Corinthian boss Michael Golding tells us his frustrations at the decision, but insists that health must come first. Their season may restart, but Dover Athletic boss Andy Hessenthaler talks us through the decision to "furlough" players and staff at Crabble. Plus we discuss home schooling, trigonometry, the speaking clock and Neighbours. A lot about Neighbours.

The KM sports team's latest #kent #football #podcast with #dover #goalkeeper Lee Worgan. He talks about the Crazy Gang at #wimbledon, how he nearly quit the game, and success at both #tonbridge and #maidstone. His admiration for Jay Saunders and Andy Hessenthaler plus being No/1 at Crabble.

Halle Bailey is The Little Mermaid and Lindsay Lohan Has a New Record Deal! And I’m chillin’ with you, talking about my love for Lin-Manuel and Miley Cyrus! Let’s talk about “Grown-ish”, Chloe x Halle, Awkwafina, Melissa McCarthy, Tituss Burgess, and so much more. I also play “Come Home”! What fun! We now have CRABBLE … Continue reading "Crabisode 34 – Halle Bailey is The Little Mermaid and Lindsay Lohan Has a New Record Deal"

Background Acting is fun and lucrative, so why do so many people hate on it? Let’s get to the bottom of this, as I discuss working on “The Middle”, an anti-drug PSA, and more! I also sing “Bitter Break-up Song #54”, and catch you up on my tooth drama and other exciting things in Crabble … Continue reading "Episode 28 – The Background Acting Jobs"

This week's show is, of course, dominated by the change of manager at Dover Athletic. As well as analysing the decision and what's next for the Whites, we hear from the new manager at Crabble, Andy Hessenthaler, on his hopes for his second spell at the club. Plus we reflect on the FA Cup draw and results and look at all the rest of the action involving our clubs.

Barrow boss Ian Evatt speaking to me after Barrow picked up their first away win of the campaign Beating Dover 2-0 at the Crabble in the National League

In this week's episode, we reflect on the new manager at Maidstone United, and look back at the FA Cup results across the county. We hear from Margate joint-manager Mike Sandmann after his side progressed and signed up a former Premier League star, and a man who has studied at Harvard University and is now strutting his stuff at Crabble. Plus the bulk of the show was recorded on someone's birthday...

This week, Jon went to a cup final and caught up with Whitstable matchwinner Tom Bryant and manager Scott Porter after their Kent Senior Trophy win over Sheppey United, whose manager Ernie Batten also speaks after the game. Punjab United tell us all about their second successive promotion and hopes for the future, while Matt saw a stinker of a game at Crabble where Dover beat Torquay. We discuss all the other happenings in the non-league game in Kent as the season approaches a thrilling climax.

As a psychologist, Tony Crabbe was fascinated by our habitual response to the question, 'How are you?'  'Busy.' Every conversation and every observation of human behaviour seemed to point to a constant sense of overwhelm, and he saw it in his own life too.  'I had this growing gnawing sense that I was failing to be the dad I wanted to be, failing to have the impact in the career I wanted because of this busy-ness. As a good psychologist, I went to do research and I thought "What can I learn from great psychology that will help me on this?"' What's particularly interesting from an Extraordinary Business Book Club perspective about this book is the way it mixes research evidence, human stories and practical application so effectively.  'I wanted to write a book that took research from really great studies but applied it to something, a user problem that people were really grappling with. I made it practical... academically robust, but at the same time deeply simple and practical.' If you like me are interested in that tricky balance between academic research, engaging stories and drawing out the 'so what' in your book, this interview is pure gold. 

Jack O'Sullivan, editor of Dover Athletic's match-day programme, spoke to Palace Radio's Dave Earl about next month's FA Third Round tie on the Kent Coast. He told us what Palace fans can expect from the trip to the Crabble.

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