Kentish Football 
Southern Counties East Football League Premier Division
- I’m dealing with the same struggles that a lot of managers' deal with players’ attitudes and commitment and then the pressure mounts, says Punjab United boss Chipie Sian
- We are expecting an action packed match against Fire United, says Erith & Belvedere boss Owen Jones
- We feel our season has now begun and we approach this match against AFC Croydon Athletic with caution but in positive frame of mind and modestly confident, says Sheppey United coach Marcel Nimani
- We're looking forward to the next chapter whereever that may be, says former K Sports boss Kris Browning
- I thought we had cracked it after such a tough start but today was unacceptable! It was Carnival weekend and most of the lads’ were there, blasts furious Fisher boss Allan Fenn
- Beckenham Town 0-1 Ashford United - There's loads more to come from us, says Ashford United boss Tommy Warrilow
- I would like to personally apologise for last night’s disastrous result, says Crowborough Athletic chairman Clive Maynard
- Beckenham Town 1-3 Glebe - We've come here and put in a good performance that puts us on the board and we move forward from here, says Glebe boss Peter Sweeney
- Fisher player Robert Brown tells landlords Millwall Community Trust to fix the lights for the players, fans and managers sake!
- We now need to build on our performance and become more consistent, says Deal Town boss Derek Hares
- Erith & Belvedere 1-1 Peacehaven & Telscombe - I could do without that replay because I wanted to prepare everybody for the Chatham game, says Erith & Belvedere boss Owen Jones
- Punjab United 0-1 Broadbridge Heath - It's such a shame for our fans' we couldn't go and finish it off or at least get a draw, says Punjab United boss Jugjit Sian
- The added incentive of £2,250 in prize money to give back to the club and a home tie in the next round was certainly reiterated to the players during training on Thursday, says Corinthian boss Michael Golding
- I'll always do all I can to get as far as I can in The FA Cup, says Tunbridge Wells boss Richard Styles
- I know that all of the players' are up for it, says Erith & Belvedere boss Owen Jones
- I am expecting a very difficult game at Sutton Athletic in The FA Cup, says Deal Town boss Derek Hares
- About four years ago I was dragging people out of bed on a Sunday morning to play and on Saturday we are going to be on BBC Sport live streaming playing in The FA Cup, says Punjab United boss Jugjit Sian
- It’s The FA Cup! If that doesn’t lift the spirits of every football fan in the country, nothing will, says Fisher boss Allan Fenn
- We appreciate improving on our last campaign is going to be incredibly difficult, admits Corinthian boss Michael Golding
- If I save just one person and prevent a family suffering the heartbreak we feel, then it would help me to begin to process this awful tragedy, says Keith Slocombe
- Our opening game against AFC Croydon Athletic is a tough opener for us having not beaten them in three seasons – but we are all looking forward to the game and hopefully we can start with a win, says Bearsted boss Kevin Stevens
- My acting chairman hasn’t put any undue pressure on us but just wants us to compete and consolidate the first season or two and build the club up to where it used to be and go from there, says Erith & Belvedere boss Owen Jones
- K Sports appoint Paul Atkins as caretaker manager on the eve of the new season
- Playing away at Sheppey is never an easy game but we’ll set-up in a way that we feel gives us the best chance on the day, says Tunbridge Wells boss Richard Styles
- I believe in our ability and with our great fan base, we will surprise a few people, says Fisher boss Allan Fenn
- We have a difficult start with a home game against Fisher, who had an outstanding last season and I am sure they will make things very difficult for us. They’re a good side and it will be a test for us, says Deal Town boss Derek Hares
- My aim again is to consolidate in this league and hope to perform better than we did last season, says Punjab United manager Jugjit Sian
- We’ve got less money than Richard Styles had last year but we’ll work with it, hence why we’ve got some experience and lots of kids, says Lordswood boss Darren Anslow
- Our aspirations is to win it and get out of out of the league, says Beckenham Town assistant Billy Walton
- Beckenham Town 7-0 Meridian VP - We’ve got a very strong squad and it’s going to be very hard to pick a starting 11 for Saturday, admits Beckenham Town assistant Billy Walton
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