Kentish Football 
Archive 2006-2014
- I've always been a good admirer of Stuart Vahid, admits Rams boss Jim Ward
- Hopefully striker Andy Constable can go on a run and prove everyone wrong, says Keith McMahon
- Although it will be difficult, we are going to do everything we can to make the play off's - Bird
- There is definitely no division in the squad, says Dover assistant Paul Joynes
- There's no other Kent League manager that does what Steve Firkins does, says Billy Walton
- We have to get the job done and come away from Sporting Bengal with three points, says Ricky Bennett
- Whitstable Town 1-0 Merstham - Three points today were off great reward, admits Peter Nott
- VCD Athletic 3-0 Greenwich Borough - We just didn't turn up, admits Billy Walton
- Fisher encouraged by positive response over community hub plans
- We're a decent side and we need to be winning games, says Tunbridge Wells boss Martin Larkin
- We have to make sure out good football translates into points, says Sevenoaks Town boss Levett
- Welling United approach Football Conference to get crippling transfer embargo lifted
- I don't fear anyone but I respect them, says Dockers boss Tony Russell
- Sevenoaks Town 4-1 Tunbridge Wells - We've had a little bit of the rub of the green, admits Levett
- Welling United 2A1 Bromley - It's ridiclous we can't bring in the kids, fumes Barry Ashby
- Sittingbourne 1-0 Corinthian-Casuals - It's a golden opportunity for our youngsters - Abbott
- We need to turn draws into wins, says Whitstable Town boss Peter Nott
- Concerns over players' safety following Anthony Hogg's horror injury
- Fisher 2-4 Erith Town - There's no pressure on us to win the Kent League, admits Tony Russell
- Welling United told to keep their tax payments up to date
- It' all about us and what we do, says Angels assistant Alex O'Brien
- Gateshead 3-0 Dartford - There's no disgrace losing to Gateshead, says proud Darts boss Tony Burman
- Tonbridge Angels 1-0 Aveley - You'd nick a 1-0 win all day long, admits Alex O'Brien
- Hopefully we can get some decent results against our promotion rivals, says Wings boss Jamie Day
- The play-off target is 75 points, says Bromley boss Hayden Bird
- Our home form drives me mad, admits Dover Athletic boss Martin Hayes
- Kent's Kellie Discipline appointed as next secretary of The Isthmian League
- We need to add a bit of flair, says Whitstable Town boss Peter Nott
- The pressure is off us at Gateshead, says Dartford boss Tony Burman
- We're not getting over excited, says Tonbridge Angels assistant Alex O'Brien
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