Kentish Football 
Archive 2006-2014
- I like it because it's got a ring to a nice FA Cup tie, says Tonbridge Angels boss Tommy Warrilow
- It's really important to start well, says Maidstone United boss Jay Saunders
- Cray Valley 3-1 Barkingside - It's always nice to get a big team, says Paul Gross
- We've been stabbed in the back, claims Joe Ford
- Fisher 1-4 Bridon Ropes - I think it's a very special night for the club, says proud Ben Kotey
- Aylesbury United 4-2 Faversham Town - It's not been a good week for the club, admits Ray Turner
- Sittingbourne 1-5 Whitstable Town - We didn't see this coming, admits Sittingbourne boss Matt Wyatt
- Hopefully we can have a nice run in The FA Trophy, says Whitstable Town boss Nicky Southall
- I don't want to finish where we did last year, says Tonbridge Angels boss Tommy Warrilow
- There's a big job to be done at Cray, admits new boss Keith Bird
- Edgar Davids is a massive player and a massive name in the game, says Welling United boss Jamie Day
- Sunday represents an opportunity to put a difficult week behind us, says Faversham Town boss Turner
- Frannie Collin heads goalscoring charts in Kent
- I want to see how we can do against a really good side, says VCD Athletic boss Tony Russell
- We let ourselves down in The FA Cup, admits Erith & Belvedere boss Martin Ford
- The pressure's on Whitstable, says Sittingbourne boss Nick Davis
- We want a run in the cup, says Herne Bay boss Sam Denly
- Tonbridge Angels 2-1 Hayes & Yeading United - We left everyone on the edge of their seats - Warrilow
- It's a big job with a lot to be done, says Cray Wanderers new boss Keith Bird
- FA CUP DRAW: We are massive underdogs at Staines, says Sittingbourne boss Nick Davis
- I don't think there will be a better centre forward in non-league football, says Keith McMahon
- Hayes & Yeading United 0-0 Tonbridge Angels - We have to put our chances away, says Tommy Warrilow
- Bromley 1-0 Burgess Hill Town - We made hard work of it, admits Bromley boss Mark Goldberg
- Sacking my best mate is the hardest decision that I've ever had to make in my life - Gary Hillman
- It's my job to give Fisher it's pride back, says Billy Walton
- The closer you get to that first round the better it becomes, says Margate joint-boss Simon Osborn
- I hope we can create some real excitement by being in the draw for the next round, says Ray Turner
- We just have to make sure we deliver on the day, says Chatham Town striker Andy Constable
- We've got nothing to lose and everything to gain, says Folkestone Invicta boss Neil Cugley
- We learnt after the Three Bridges game that we just can't turn up and roll teams over, says Saunders
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