Kentish Football 
Archive 2006-2014
- We have to make sure our work-rate is at a level it should be, says Tunbridge Wells boss Larkin
- I don't think there's any easy games in the Kent League, says Holmesdale coach Ross Mitchell
- The players' have got to be more professional, says Rochester United boss Glen Barlow
- Our aim is to get promoted, says Phoenix Sports joint-manager Steve O'Boyle
- Top half is what I'm looking at, says Rusthall boss Paul McDonagh
- Fisher 1-0 Hendon - We're looking a decent side, says Fisher boss Steve Firkins
- Tunbridge Wells 1-3 Rusthall - It means a lot to the lads', says Rusthall boss Paul McDonagh
- It's good to be in a position to offer Crystal Palace a game, says Wands assistant Joe Francis
- Dartford boss Tony Burman unveils Mark Arber and Nathan Collier as his first two summer signings
- Rochester United 3-1 Phoenix Sports - Bench bust-up mars Kent Invicta League Shield
- There are places to play for, says Ashford United boss Paul Chambers
- Anything higher than top six will be a massive achivement, says Milton & Fulston boss Aaron Perry
- Descision time looms for Sevenoaks Town boss Simon Jones
- Tonbridge Angels launch Football in the Community Scheme
- FA Trophy winner Neil Barrett returns to The Fleet
- Holmesdale 1-2 Dulwich Hamlet - Lots of positives to take out of the game, says Ross Mitchell
- My ambition is to be the first manager to win at the old Wembley and the new one, vows Tommy Sampson
- It's evident we can't compete with the big boys, admits Eltham Palace boss Terry Naden
- Gillingham's youngsters' up for grabs to gain expereince in local non-league football
- VCD Athletic 2-2 Cray Wanderers - We've told everyone they're playing for a shirt, says Joe Francis
- Hopefully in the future we'll be in the right league, says Chatham Town boss Kevin Watson
- You can't win the Kent League by playing Barcelona type football, says VCD boss Ricky Bennett
- Ebbsfleet United re-name stand to honour manager Liam Daish
- Chatham Town 1-2 Gillingham - The trophy cabinet hasn't been opened for so long, says Kevin Watson
- Royal Engineers 3-2 Gillingham - We had plenty of chances but didn't take them, says Mark Patterson
- Chatham Town 5-1 Royal Engineers - It's always nice to score goals, says Kevin Watson
- Dartford 0-1 Gillingham - It's a dream to be a Conference manager, says Dartford's Tony Burman
- Herne Bay 2-3 VCD Athletic - We haven't become a bad side all off a sudden, says Simon Halsey
- Sign up to keep Cray Wanderers' return home alive
- New strikers will give us the cutting edge in the final third, says Sam MacNeil
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