Kentish Football 
Archive 2006-2014
- Bromley 2-1 Sutton United - We gave our fans what they were after today, says Mark Goldberg
- Tributes flood in for Erith & Belvedere stalwart
- Editor's Note: 21/11/2014
- Stevenage 0-0 Maidstone United - The players and supporters were outstanding, says proud Saunders
- Bromley 3-4 Dartford - We had a great opportunity today and we blew it, admits Mark Goldberg
- If we play to our maximum potential Bath will be in for a tough game, says Fleet boss Steve Brown
- We are starting to play some attractive football, says Erith Town boss Ennio Gonnella
- You need to be at your best every time you play, says Woodstock assistant Chris Cooper
- I'm going to grab my opportunity with both hands and go for it, says Nikita Whinnett
- I've got a tough away game to start off with, says returning Sittingbourne boss Nick Davis
- Being joint-manager is not for me, admits Simon Halsey
- Massive respect to JP Collier for all that he has done for Holmesdale, says coach Ross Mitchell
- It's been a long time, maybe too long for FA Cup success, says Bromley coach Hugo Langton
- The players are desperate to show their gratitude to a welcoming true gentleman, says Matt Longhurst
- It's about time that we got into the FA Cup Second Round, says Dartford boss Tony Burman
- We need to start picking up results, says Chatham Town assistant Peter Hawkins
- The excitement around the club has been great, says Maidstone United midfielder Jack Parkinson
- I'm delighted to be back as manager at Sittingbourne, says Nick Davis
- We are really excited about the crowd size for Dartford, says Bromley co-chairman Ashley Reading
- Chatham Town 0-1 Worthing - We haven't done enough tonight, admits Chatham assistant Peter Hawkins
- Fisher 2-2 Crawley Down Gatwick - We had the rub of the green, admits Simon Halsey
- Craig Clark quits Crockenhill over personal reasons
- Thamesmead Town 3-1 Three Bridges - It's been a tough few weeks for us, admits Keith McMahon
- We have to guard against complacency, says Nicky Southall
- I am looking for a good response against Barnet, says Welling United boss Jamie Day
- We are going through a bad patch, admits Sheppey United boss Kevin Hake
- We are struggling to put out a first team squad, admits Rusthall boss Gary Sharman
- If we can play well I think we can go to Arundel and win, says Phoenix boss Steve O'Boyle
- I will leave no stone unturned to make sure we're prepared for Knaphill, says Jason Lillis
- I want us to start putting a run together and move up the table, says Holmesdale boss JP Collier
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