Four interviews on this week's show after another packed weekend of football. Sheppey United super-sub Michael Hagan reflects on his impact from the bench as the Ites retained the Kent Senior Trophy by coming from behind to beat Hollands & Blair. Blair boss Scott Porter gives us his reaction to the defeat and believes the future is bright for his young side. One of Porter's former clubs, Whitstable Town, are bidding not to drop into the SCEFL themselves, and player-boss Andy Drury is confident that his in-form team have what it takes to get out of the drop zone. They drew at Corinthian on Saturday, and Hoops boss Michael Golding gives us his reaction to that game, and the challenges he's facing as he gets ready for next season. There's all the rest of the news as Chatham and Stansfeld secure promotion, while there's more managerial changes and loads more to discuss. Plus we talk pressure washing, Nicolas Cage playing himself and find out how Matt's food rationing experiment went...

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