Kentish Football 
Archive 2006-2014
- I wasn't keen to drop a division and Cray fitted into my personal requirements, says Andy Walker
- Thamesmead Town boss Keith McMahon goes to Market to sign Richard Butler
- Cray Wanderers lose striker Laurent Hamici but bring in goalkeeper Andy Walker from Maidstone United
- Legendary striker Jon Main comes back home
- We've got to have a structure in place of producing our own players, says Faversham boss Ray Turner
- Greenwich Borough unveil John Cumberbatch as their joint-manager - Hugo Langton joins Horsham
- I would forever regret not taking the opportunity I have now, admits Ian Pulman
- Welling United auction gives winning bid a place in the team
- Matt Johnson is joining us for the right reasons, says Dover Athletic boss Martin Hayes
- Signing Dean Standen is probably the biggest in the club's history, says Thamesmead boss McMahon
- I'm excited about being an integral part of a young Cambridge United side, says Harrison Dunk
- I just felt at this time of my career that Sevenoaks Town was more of a challenge - Darren Anslow
- Manager Hayden Bird parts company with Bromley
- Chatham Town boss Kevin Watson brings in Jon Pilbeam from Tunbridge Wells
- Hythe Town pull their reserves out of the Kent League
- Sittingbourne entice Jamie Coyle back from Welling United
- Rome wasn't built in a day, warns Ashford United boss Tony Reynolds
- Darron Anslow parts company with Erith & Dartford Town for a possible switch to Sevenoaks Town
- We're enjoying our time whilst we're on the up, says Hollands & Blair boss Paul Piggott
- Goalkeeper Scott Chalmers-Stevens offers teenagers' places at his Soccer Academy Scholarship
- Kent Invicta League confirm first sixteen participants
- Tonbridge Angels bring in former Horsham skipper Ben Andrews
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- Cray Wanderers boss Ian Jenkins ready to discuss terms with his squad
- Horsham unveil Justin Luchford as their new boss
- Ben Judge is an important bit of the jigsaw with his experience at the back, says Tommy Warrilow
- Six candidates in line for Sevenoaks Town job
- I expect us to take our top form into next season, says Ramsgate boss Jim Ward
- Cray Wanderers reflect on a proud 150 years of footballing history
- The hard work starts now, says Tonbridge Angels boss Tommy Warrilow
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