Kentish Football 
Isthmian League
- South Park P-P Herne Bay
- We are all looking forward to Dulwich on Saturday, especially off the back of two good results, says Margate assistant Mike Sandmann
- Being appointed as the manager of Greenwich Borough is a brilliant opportunity for me, says shocked Paul Barnes
- We will take Guernsey very seriously, says Cray Wanderers assistant Joe Vines
- The league is very tight. We are seventh at the moment but can’t afford any poor performances or we could easily slip seven or so places, says Phoenix Sports boss Paul Bryon
- I am absolutely delighted to be appointed and can’t wait to get to work at Greenwich Borough, says Paul Barnes
- The FA will now invest over £180m a year back into the game, more than we have ever done before, which will have a positive and meaningful impact at every level of football in England, says FA chief Martin Glenn
- Sittingbourne 4-0 Guernsey - It's been a tough time for us but we were pleasing on the eye tonight, says Sittingbourne boss Nick Davis
- Basically, the other day I was called into a meeting and told that two players had to be released because there was no money to pay them, says Gary Alexander
- Just like to say with a broken heart I’ve resigned from my position at Greenwich Borough, says Gary Alexander
- Cray Wanderers will know by mid to late Jan what will happen to the ground so for this football club this January is going to be massive, says Tony Russell
- Greenwich Borough boss Gary Alexander: We’ve got 18 games to go, we’re in the pack so who knows? In 18 games we’ll see where we’re at
- Changes at boardroom level at Bostik Premier rivals Margate and Tonbridge Angels
- Greenwich Borough 0-0 Cray Wanderers - They wanted it more than us, admits Cray Wanderers boss Tony Russell
- 2017 has been the hardest and most defining year of my life, says Dulwich Hamlet striker Reise Allassani
- Phoenix Sports 0-0 Corinthian-Casuals - To get anywhere near the play-offs we need a good run but it's going to be tough, says Phoenix Sports boss Paul Bryon
- We have told the lads that three points is what is expected at Brightlingsea if they want any hope of trying to get near the play-off places by the end of the season, says Tonbridge Angels assistant Barry Moore
- We need something from our next two games if we are going to keep hold of the top six’s coat tails, admits Phoenix Sports boss Paul Bryon
- Cray Wanderers are keen to distance ourselves from third place as a priority and keep the automatic spot into January, says assistant Joe Vines
- It's been a good Christmas so far, says Greenwich Borough boss Gary Alexander
- Katrien Meire quits Charlton Athletic: I believe I need a new challenge. I’m very grateful for my time here at Charlton. I wish the fans, staff and club every success and I will always keep an eye out for the results
- Thamesmead Town P-P VCD Athletic
- We need to continue the momentum that has been built, says Margate assistant manager Mike Sandmann
- I like the games over the Christmas period but believe they could give either New Years Day or Boxing Day off as it is demanding on the players, especially when you have a small squad, says Phoenix Sports boss Paul Bryon
- Christmas is a busy time and the games come thick and fast and with our squad not being the biggest it really does test you at these levels, says Greenwich Borough boss Gary Alexander
- RESULTS: December 2017
- Cray Wanderers assistant manger Joe Vines says nothings ever won at Christmas!
- Cray Wanderers 1-5 Charlton Athletic - It was a pretty lacklustre display on the whole but I don't think we'll lose too much sleep over it, says Cray Wanderers assistant Joe Vines
- Margate footballers spread Christmas cheer to kids on the Rainbow Ward
- It’s not about me, we’ve got to do what’s best for Cray Wanderers, says boss Tony Russell
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