Kentish Football 
Archive 2006-2014
- The offer from Leatherhead came out of nowhere, says Darren Smith
- I'm keen to give youth a chance, says newly-appointed Rochester United boss Darren Phillips
- Captain Cook continues to lead by example at Hythe Town
- I am sure Fraser Franks will continue to develop in the Conference Premier, says Jamie Day
- Moving to Thamesmead wasn't a difficult choice to make, says Bexley Borough boss Liam Kelly
- Dover Athletic unveil Nathan Elder signing
- It's great for us to have Ollie Schulz back home, says Ramsgate boss Tim Dixon
- Former Eagle Nathaniel Pinney drops in at Tonbridge Angels
- Hythe Town midfielder Ronnie Dolan offered trial at Welling United
- My injury was a very tough experience, says Bromley striker Warren McBean
- It will be a long, hard journey ahead, says FC Elmstead boss Fabio Rossi
- Tunde Aderonmu stays faithful to Cray Valley
- Folkestone Invicta boss Neil Cugley snaps up Jake Beecroft from Whitstable Town
- We are not going into the Ryman Premier to simply make up the numbers, says Terry Casey
- Ebbsfleet United snap up Shane Huke
- Bromley Academy achieve success on and off the pitch
- Carl Rook has dropped down a level as he sees our desire, says Whitstable Town chairman Gary Johnson
- I've gone to a club that I belieive will be challenging for honours again, says Andy Constable
- Sam Bewick is the third of four signings I wanted to make this summer, says Scott Porter
- Stacey Long has taken a significant drop in wages to re-sign for Ebbsfleet, says boss Steve Brown
- Soccer Shorts: We will run Ebbsfleet United in a financially responsible manner, says Peter Varney
- Elmstead are embarking on a five-year ambitious development plan, says Fabio Rossi
- We believe we are making best use of our budget, says Bromley boss Mark Goldberg
- Our new chairman isn't going to pump loads of money into the club, says John Cumberbatch
- It's important for me to create genuine competition for places, says Faversham Town boss Ray Turner
- Maurice Dunk takes over as Sittingbourne chairman
- We are very happy to help Greenwich Borough, says Dartford co-chairman Bill Archer
- It was a very hard decision to leave Cray Valley, says Joe Ford
- We're all pushing in the right direction, says Maidstone United academy manager Jack Parkinson
- Ebbsfleet United unveil their new management team
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