Kentish Football 
Archive 2006-2014
- PRE-SEASON RESULTS - SUMMER 2012
- Having Craig Stone put pen to paper is great news, says Ebbsfleet United boss Liam Daish
- Rusthall unveil Paul McDonagh as their new manager
- Dover Athletic has a real belief in its youth system, says Academy manager Michael Sandmann
- Skipper Paul Lorraine commits future to Ebbsfleet United
- This is the stuff that dreams are made of, says Garath McCleary
- Hopefully we can help Jamie Day and the squad to get to the next level, says supporters' chief
- Ramsgate unveil Sam Gore signing
- Bromley retain eight players from last season
- I think we've made the right move, says Aylesford Paper Mills chairman Brian Reynolds
- Star striker Jon Main shown door by Tonbridge Angels
- I'm hoping we'll go up into the Kent Invicta League, says Eltham Palace manager Terry Naden
- We'll have to see what the budgeti and who we bring in, says Welling United boss Jamie Day
- We're going to Dartford to bring the Trophy back to Kent, says PC Steele
- Ian Pulman departure leaves a huge void for me to try to fill, says Ramsgate boss Tim Dixon
- Dover Athletic bring Scottish ace Steven Thomson to Crabble
- Dartford 1-0 Welling United - My best moment in football management, says proud Tony Burman
- Re-signing Jake Beecroft is a massive step forward for Whitstable Town, says boss Justin Luchford
- We want to move forward after the success of last year, says Hythe Town boss Scott Porter
- APM Contrast 3-3 Farnborough Old Boys Guild - The future looks good, says FOBG boss Darren Burkett
- Soccer Shorts: Liam Daish signs two-year contract extension to stay at Stonebridge Road
- We want everyone to come and enjoy themselves, says Dartford co-chairman Dave Skinner
- We'll be ready to rumble by Sunday, says Welling United captain Jack Parkinson
- We're geared up to play Conference Premier football, says Dartford boss Tony Burman
- PLAY-OFF FINAL: It's no good being in the final finishing second, says Tommy Sampson
- Dean Hill will be a great mentor to our younger players, says Ramsgate boss Tim Dixon
- Micheal Everitt has been a tremendous servant to this club, says Folkestone Invicta boss Neil Cugley
- Tickets for Kent's Biggest Ever Derby SOLD OUT!
- We are all very excited at the way the club is growing, says Corinthian coach Matt Longhurst
- We've got nothing to fear, says Welling United player-manager Jamie Day
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