Kentish Football 
Archive 2006-2014
- FA Cup run will bring a bit of glory to the boys, says VCD assistant Andy Silk
- We don't want to live off what we done last year, says Hythe Town boss Scott Porter
- Sevenoaks Town 0-2 Corinthian - We're on a steep learning curve, admits Sevenoaks coach Ferguson
- Tonbridge Angels 1-4 Sutton United - We've just got to stick together, says Tommy Warrilow
- Dartford 2-1 Eastbourne Borough - I've got to be happy with two wins out of two, says Tony Burman
- Erith Town 2-1 VCD Athletic - Someone's going to get a good hiding, warns Erith Town's Tony Russell
- I don't know too much about Orpington to be honest with you, admits Bearsted boss Tony Cornwell
- Kent Invicta League opener is going to be a good game for everyone to see, says Gary Abbott
- We need to step it up if we're going to make a serious challenge, says Fisher boss Steve Firkins
- I think for a club the size of what we are we should be challenging for things, says Andy Constable
- Fisher 0-2 Erith & Belvedere - This win isn't going to decide the league, says Micky Collins
- Sam Denly calls time on his Whitstable Town career
- I'm delighted we have Herne Bay first - it's a great opener, says Beckenham Town boss Jason Huntley
- If I was a gambling man, I'd put our opening game down as a draw, says Fisher boss Steve Firkins
- I think it's going to be another tight Kent League title race this season, says VCD Athletic boss
- We want to get into the play-off's, says Dartford boss Tony Burman
- Winning games is the priority, says Tunbridge Wells boss Martin Larkin
- The club is going in the right direction, says Woodstock Sports boss Ben Taylor
- We'll try to bring a nice brand of football to Bromley, says Murray Jones
- If we can get into the play-off's, I'd be happy, says Welling United boss Jamie Day
- People say we're going to struggle - I'm going to prove them wrong, vows Angels boss Tommy Warrilow
- Shameful London Riots force cancellation of three games over safety reasons
- COMMENT: LONDON RIOTS
- Erith Town re-sign London Olympic Games medal hopeful
- The top half of the table will be a success for us, says Corinthian boss Tony Sitford
- We finished in a false position, says Lordswood boss Jason Lillis
- I think we'll hold our own and our aim is to finish as high as we can, says Deal boss Derek Hares
- Hythe Town 2-2 Herne Bay (4-5 pens) - Maybe our wake-up call has come at the right time - Porter
- Stones boss Jay Saunders in negotiations with goalkeeper Tim Roberts
- Our aspirations are to obviously win the league, says Ramsgate boss Jim Ward
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