Kentish Football 
Archive 2006-2014
- We're looking for some character from the players, says Chatham Town assistant manager Keith Levett
- Erith & Belvedere 3-2 Greenwich Borough - I'm not pleased with the performance, says Micky Collins
- Dover Athletic 1-2 Bromley - What a great win for us! We were immense! says proud Mark Goldberg
- We have to be at our very best to get a result at Dover, says Bromley coach Neil Smith
- We've got to be at our best in all departments, says Joe Francis
- Winning breeds confidence but we're expecting a tough game at East Thurrock, says Jay Saunders
- The crowds have been disappointing this year, admits Ramsgate boss Tim Dixon
- Owners don't put any pressure on me to have a FA Cup run, says Welling United boss Jamie Day
- We're starting to turn Crabble now into a little bit of a fortress, says Nicky Forster
- If we turn up with a bad attitude we will lose to Orpington, warns Erith Town boss Tony Russell
- Green Belt Land is precious to us, insist Bromley Council
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- Welling United 1-1 Dover Athletic - Everyone involved deserves a pat on the back, says Jamie Day
- Erith Town 2-1 Beckenham Town - The desire to win wasn't quite there, says Tony Russell
- I want to take the club forward but we need the fans support, says Whitstable chairman Gary Johnson
- I do know we've got to improve, says Folkestone Invicta boss Neil Cugley
- We normally do very well at home in the Kent derbies, says Ramsgate boss Tim Dixon
- Credit to the boys, they were superb, says Hythe Town boss Scott Porter
- Hampton & Richmond 1-1 Hythe Town - Hopefully we can finish off the job at home, says Scott Porter
- Whitstable Town 2-0 Harrow Borough - On our day we fear no-one, says Whitstable boss Justin Luchford
- Chatham Town 2-4 Merstham - We just didn't perform the way we can, admits Keith Levett
- There's no form guide in the Kent League, says Erith & Belvedere boss Micky Collins
- We need to do a little bit more before we can be considered serious contenders, says Steve Chapman
- We respect people in our League but there's not many we fear, says Barry Ashby
- One day Steve Hanson will be captain of Herne Bay, says boss Simon Halsey
- We've got lads who will run through a brickwall for Sittingbourne, says boss Jim Ward
- I owe a lot to Chris Kinnear for what I've done in the game, says Stones boss Jay Saunders
- The boys thrive on playing big games against higher opposition, says Hythe Town boss Scott Porter
- The prize money is very important to all clubs at our standard, says Ramsgate boss Tim Dixon
- Welling United 2-1 Concord Rangers - Concord made it difficult for us, admits Barry Ashby
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