Kentish Football 
Archive 2006-2014
- Dover Athletic 3-1 Cambridge City - It's nice to see Jon Wallis back on song, says Martin Hayes
- Soccer Shorts: Ebbsfleet goalkeeper Preston Edwards called up into England squad
- My ambition is for the Stones to play in Maidstone - Oliver Ash
- I feel I have put in place the foundations for the Stones to return home - Paul Bowden-Brown
- Takeover will herald a new chapter for the club, says Bill Williams
- SATURDAY'S FIXTURES
- My players have confidence and belief in eachother, says Wands' assistant Joe Francis
- We're a hard team to beat, says Thamesmead Town boss Keith McMahon
- We must take advantage of being at home, says Martin Hayes
- There's lots to sort out before we apply for the Kent League, says Ashford Town chairman
- The pressure is off us and we're confident of causing a shock, insists Hythe boss Scott Porter
- I want a massive reaction from my players, insists Darts boss Tony Burman
- Turning Patterson from Claret into a White will add spice to FA Cup tie at Chelmsford, says Bird
- Cray Wanderers 2-1 Maidstone United - I look at my players and we shouldn't be in this mess - Nott
- Margate 0-1 Tonbridge Angels - My Margate side lacked passion, fumes boss Iain O'Connell
- Marlon Patterson shares our ambition, says Bromley assistant Hayden Bird
- I'm so pleased for Scott Lindsey, says Folkestone boss Neil Cugley
- We must put our chances away, says Gary Abbott
- FA Carlsberg Vase Second Round Draw
- Maidstone United 1-3 Carshalton Athletic - I‘m confident we can get out of trouble - says Peter Nott
- Thamesmead Town 0-0 Heybridge Swifts - This tie could even go the distance, warns Keith McMahon
- Soccer Shorts: We haven't really been at our best, admits table-topping Vickers boss Ricky Bennett
- There's no weight on our shoulders, says Bromley's Hayden Bird
- We've been led up the garden path, fumes Mead boss Keith McMahon
- We'll have the best ground in the Kent League when it's completed, says Norton Sports' Ben Taylor
- FA Trophy trip to Ilford gives us a break from the humdrum of the League, says Mark Lane
- Our last four games has taken its toll, says Sittingbourne boss Gary Abbott
- Bromley 2-1 Bishop's Stortford - Chelmsford will be our biggest test so far, admits Hayden Bird
- Whitstable Town 2-1 Sittingbourne - Lane praise for rookie keeper Shaun Smith
- Kingstonian 1-1 Margate (3-2 pens) - Jamie Turner made the best save I've ever seen, says O'Connell
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