Kentish Football 
Archive 2006-2014
- I don't want to get beat by the same team twice in a season, says Jamie Day
- Our away form just takes care of itself, says Cray Wanderers boss Ian Jenkins
- Nothing's won or lost on Saturday, says Phoenix Sports joint-boss Tony Beckingham
- We've just broken record after record this year for certain things, says Lordswood boss Jason Lillis
- We're not setting into the lions' den, it's not like that in Guernsey, says Deres boss Micky Collins
- There is a chance here for Canterbury to have a real proud asset, says chairman Tim Clark
- Cray Wanderers 1-1 Lowestoft Town - I think our position is perfect, says Ian Jenkins
- We need everyone pulling in the same direction, says Bromley coach Neil Smith
- We want to be in the Kent Invicta League, says Milton & Fulston boss Aaron Perry
- Welling United 3-1 Bromley - We didn't play particularly great tonight, admits Jamie Day
- We have to dust ourselves off and have that belief again, says Herne Bay boss Simon Halsey
- We've got to keep grinding out results, says Maidstone United boss Jay Saunders
- Whitstable Town unveil Nicky Southall as their new manager
- Rusthall part company with manager Paul McDonagh
- Maidstone United 2-0 Herne Bay - I thought we were disapointing today, admits Jay Saunders
- This is a bigger than for us than the Salisbury game, says Stones boss Jay Saunders
- We need to keep a good run going, says Thamesmead Town boss Keith McMahon
- We're not going to change the way we play, says Herne Bay boss Simon Halsey
- Folkestone Invicta sell striker Stuart King to Maidstone United
- Our plan is to get as many local players playing for Sittingbourne, says Jim Ward
- I hope I'm wrong but the pitches will dictate games, says Tonbridge Angels boss Tommy Warrilow
- We are entering a critical stage in Fisher's history, says secretary Dan York
- Welling United 5-2 Billericay Town - You don't win trophies in November, says Jamie Day
- I haven't got a get-out-of-jail card, admits Cray Wanderers chairman Gary Hillman
- We are offering a FREE alternative to Christmas shopping, says Woodstock chairman Maurice Dunk
- We seem to be doing better away from home, admits Bromley coach Neil Smith
- The sign of a good side is how many points you take against sides below you, says Tony Burman
- Boreham Wood 0-2 Bromley - We've got a team that should do better in the league, admits Neil Smith
- RESULTS: DECEMBER 2012
- Kingstonian 0-4 Dartford - I'd love to stay in this for as long as we can, says Tony Burman
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