Kentish Football 
Archive 2006-2014
- It's been a very challenging transition period, says Cray Wanderers boss Keith Bird
- I was living a lie, says England gay footballer Casey Stoney
- Ian Jenkins pounds the streets of London to raise funds for charity
- Shame as manager punches referee at an under seven's football match
- Dulwich Hamlet reassure fans of a positive future for the club
- I plead for everyone to do a sun dance in Whitstable, says chairman Gary Johnson
- Times are hard but we'll cope with it, says Folkestone Invicta boss Neil Cugley
- Our girls don't want to give the cup up, says Charlton Athletic boss Stuart Weston
- Folkestone Invicta 3-1 Worthing - Johan Ter Horst should be at a Football League club, says Cugley
- I would love nothing more than for us to win a piece of silverware, says Gills boss James Marrs
- Welling United splash out to meet Conference Premier ground grading
- Just hope we can keep the boys together and win something, says Bridon Ropes caretaker Kris Hollidge
- I've missed being around the place and being involved, says Deal Town stalwart Derek Hares
- Whyteleafe given go-ahead to lay 3G pitch at Church Road
- Maidstone United consider legal proceedings over turf war with Conference
- Under 21 Youth League set to expand next season
- Andy Hessenthaler backs Kent FA's campaign to cut out bad behaviour
- VCD Athletic 2-0 Thurrock - It was like a game of chess, admits VCD Athletic boss Tony Russell
- We have nothing to lose so there's no pressure on us, says Ashford United coach John Ovard
- I'm expecting a hard fought local derby against Faversham, says Herne Bay boss Sam Denly
- We will be looking to stay with the chasing pack, says Ramsgate boss Tim Dixon
- Five more victories will keep us in the division, says Sittingbourne joint-boss Matt Wyatt
- We have 19 games to get a team together that will compete for the title next season - Margate CEO
- Gillingham sign former Margate defender Gary Borrowdale
- Kingstonian 0-3 Maidstone United - I'll be surprised if we're not allowed to go up - Jay Saunders
- Seven Acre & Sidcup 3-0 Lewisham Borough - There is room for improvement says Louie Walker
- I couldn't stand in Mikel Suarez's way, says Tonbridge Angels boss Tommy Warrilow
- We always said we won't stand in anyone's way of progressing, says Sittingbourne boss Nick Davis
- I would love to see 3G/4G pitches everywhere, says Bexley Borough boss Liam Kelly
- We will continue to campaign for 3G to be allowed higher up the pyramid, says Stones co-owner
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