Kentish Football 
Archive 2006-2014
- It's good that we seemed to broken the home jinx of last season, says Bromley boss Mark Goldberg
- We're not firing on all cylinders and we can still play a lot better, says Tommy Warrilow
- If we can show the same commitment we can get a result, says Thamesmead Town boss Keith McMahon
- Only having one team go up autmatically in the Ryman League is harsh, says Jay Saunders
- It's a derby game anything can happen, says Herne Bay boss Sam Denly
- We've just been nowhere consistent really, says Folkestone Invicta boss Neil Cugley
- If we don't win fingers will be pointing at me, says Sittingbourne joint-boss Jim Ward
- I still beleive we should have more points than we currently have, says Nicky Southall
- Thamesmead Town 0-0 Metropolitan Police - It's a massive point gained for us, says Keith McMahon
- Aveley 3-1 Chatham Town - It's got to get better at some point, says Chatham Town boss Kevin Watson
- Cray Valley (PM) 1-1 Lancing - To score in The FA Cup is magic, says history maker Lewis Wood
- On our day we're capable of winning against any team in our league, says Bromley boss Mark Goldberg
- I believe in every single one of my players, says Tonbridge Angels boss Tommy Warrilow
- We've waited a long time for this FA Cup tie, says Cray Valley boss Steve Chapman
- We need to make our home games as tough as possible for other teams, says Welling boss Jamie Day
- We'll get better as the season goes on, says VCD Athletic boss Tony Russell
- We really want to win in the first round of The FA Cup, says Holmesdale joint-boss John-Paul Collier
- I don't feel pressure at football, says Fisher boss Billy Walton
- We have to treat our Guernsey trip as professionally as we can, says Ramsgate boss Tim Dixon
- Welling United 2-2 Cambridge United - I want us to be entertaining, says Jamie Day
- Gillingham to stage Kent Senior Cup Final to mark 125th anniversary
- VCD Athletic 3-2 Tilbury - I have so much belief in the boys, says Tony Russell
- Fisher 1-4 Holmesdale - I'm prepared to quit if someone can do better than me, says Billy Walton
- Ramsgate 0-1 Leatherhead - We don't want to be midtable also-rans, says Ramsgate boss Tim Dixon
- If we can finish in the top three or four this year I'll be absolutely over the moon, says Longhurst
- It will be nice to be underdogs this season, says Ashford United assistant manager John Ovard
- The players have got to go out there and do it, says Hollands & Blair boss Paul Piggott
- Hopefully we can do ourselves justice, says Welling United boss Jamie Day
- To stay in the league will be a massive achievement, says Thamesmead Town boss Keith McMahon
- If we're not challenging then I'm not doing my job properly, says Ramsgate boss Tim Dixon
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