Kentish Football 
Southern Counties East Football League Premier Division
- No one expects us to get anything at Greenwich Borough, so we’ve got absolutely nothing to lose, says Lordswood boss James Collins
- Lingfield 0-3 Canterbury City - Sooner or later someone will get a good hiding, warns Canterbury City joint-manager Ben Smith
- Erith Town joint-manager Joe Ford: Not a lot of people can say they've managed alongside their father in the FA Cup can they?!
- Canterbury City joint-boss Ben Smith: The chairman’s said if we win the Cup games he will put some money into the players, which is good and a nice incentive for them.
- I've got a wonderful chairman and a fantastic commitee and I want to repay them, says Sevenoaks Town boss Micky Collins
- We'll let our football do the talking, says Greenwich Borough assistant Paul Blade
- I'll be very, very surprised if there's a better team in the league than Greenwich Borough, says Holmesdale assistant Ross Mitchell
- Cray Valley boss Paul Gross: Let's hope we don't play like we did at Fisher!
- Can I say it's really tough with no budget, says Fisher boss Dean Harrison
- Holmesdale 4-7 Greenwich Borough - It puts us top of the league and that's where we want to be and that's where we're going to stay, says Greenwich Borough assistant Paul Blade
- Fisher 2-0 Cray Valley (Paper Mills) - Cray Valley don't make things easy but we stood up like men tonight, says Fisher boss Dean Harrison
- Holmesdale assistant manager Ross Mitchell: The pressure's on Greenwich Borough to win the game
- Soccer Shorts: Under no circumstances are we going to spend money we can't afford, says Folkestone Invicta chairman Jim Pellatt
- Holmesdale 5-1 Chipstead (Kent) - We want to compete and do well for the club, says Holmesdale coach Ross Mitchell
- RESULTS: Pre-Season 2015
- Our aim is to be cometitive in the top four or five this season, says Beckenham Town player-boss John-Paul Collier
- We'd love to better what we did last year, says Erith & Belvedere boss Matt Longhurst
- Holmesdale appoint Jamie Fernandes as strength and conditioning coach
- Beckenham Town 0-3 Bromley - We want to encourage players to be comfortable on the ball, says Beckenham player-boss John-Paul Collier
- We just want to be improving ourselves, says Cray Valley boss Paul Gross
- It wasn’t about who won and who loses. It was about respecting someone who was a stalwart of the club, says Erith & Belvedere boss Matt Longhurst
- Striker Louis Collins makes his Sevenoaks Town debut at the age of 13
- Erith & Belvedere 0-3 Whitstable Town - We was very hungry to go out there and win a trophy, says Whitstable Town boss Will Graham
- Canterbury has a cathedral for the tourists but it needs a football club, says manager Ben Smith
- We'd love to progress in the cups and top five is our aim, says Sevenoaks Town boss Micky Collins
- Pre-season fitness needs to be both varied and enjoyable, says fitness coach Jamie Fernandes
- Tonbridge Angels lead fund raising campaign to raise funds so 600 footballers around Kent can be screened at a cost of £35 per player
- Cray Valley (Paper Mills) 5-0 Seven Acre & Sidcup - It looked like it came together today, says Paul Gross
- Glebe 2-3 Canterbury City - I thought they were marginally better than us but I would say that becuase we under performed, admits Glebe boss Simon Copley
- Soccer Shorts: Erith Town apologise to Welling United over pitch fiasco
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