Kentish Football 
Archive 2006-2014
- The FA Cup: Third Qualifying Round Draw
- We're looking to improve and to win things, says Margate player-assistant John Keister
- I want players to grab the headlines, says Fleet boss Liam Daish
- Cray Wanderers 2-2 Ebbsfleet United - Jenkins to discuss better financial package for Hamici
- Dartford 2-1 Lowestoft Town - I don't want Danny Harris blown out by Christmas, says Tony Burman
- Soccer Shorts: I think we can surprise a few people, says Beckenham boss Jason Huntley
- OCTOBER 2010 RESULTS
- Jon Neal ready to answer Mark Lane's emergency call
- This is undoubtedly the worst player shortage I have endured in 4 years of management, admits Foley
- We've got to build on our win over K's, says injury hit Stones boss Peter Nott
- We're still finding our feet in the Ryman League, admits Lilywhites boss Justin Luchford
- The FA Cup is always a difficult competition, warns semi-finalist Paul McCarthy
- Reaching FA Cup First Round is a realistic target for us, says Dover Athletic boss Martin Hayes
- We want to go as far as we can in the FA Cup, says Darts boss Tony Burman
- Tonbridge Angels 0-4 Cray Wanderers - We need to stick together, says defiant Angels boss
- Faversham Town 1-2 Dulwich Hamlet - We're not getting the breaks, admits Justin Luchford
- We're on the look out for new players all the time, says Ramsgate boss Jim Ward
- You never get an easy game against Cray, warns Angels boss Tommy Warrilow
- We have to be at our best to beat Margate, admits Folkestone boss Neil Cugley
- Hythe aren't as good as everyone makes out they are, says Norton's player-boss Ben Taylor
- Fisher 3-0 Norton Sports - Everyone loves to hate us but we don't care, says Norton's Ben Taylor
- Dartford 2-2 Bromley - We wanted to be the first side to beat Bromley, says Darts boss Tony Burman
- Soccer Shorts: Herne Bay chairman condemns Norton's ale house tactics
- Visiting players raise their game against us at Park View Road, says Deres' assistant Julian Leigh
- Versatile players are worth their weight in gold, says Erith Town boss Steve O'Boyle
- Cray assistant Paul Blade expects tough week
- Greenwich Borough battle against all the odds to top Kent League table with just £35 in the bank
- I feel we're very close to getting things right, says Darts boss Tony Burman
- Keeping Folkestone up this season will be my best achivement to date, says Neil Cugley
- We're sitting in a nice position, says Dover boss Martin Hayes
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