Kentish Football 
Southern Counties East Football League First Division
- We're really trying to get over the line and secure one of those promotion places, says Punjab United coach Danny Barham
- Results: March 2018
- Charlton Athletic: We’re very grateful to Lee Bowyer and Johnnie Jackson for stepping forward in the club’s time of need
- K Sports 2-0 Fisher - We've never mentioned once about winning league's, our main goal this year was to get promoted, says K Sports assistant Graham Martin
- There’s a lot of talk about how Punjab should win the League but we will have something so say about that, I’m sure, insists K Sports striker Caine Smith
- Results: February 2018
- It’s important for a club like Cray Valley should be winning trophies, says Kevin Watson
- After beating Punjab at home I think there is incentive for the players to go and be the first side to try and do the double over them this season, says Erith & Belvedere boss Luke Coleman
- Kent Football United boss Ennio Gonnella: I questioned my players' mentality, as most teams that have played us this year will certainly agree it’s not for the lack of talent as we have it, but the mentality
- Looking at the remaining fixtures I would say Punjab and Fisher have the easiest run in but we will as always keep going and see how we end up, says K Sports boss Kris Browning
- We're on a very nice run at the moment, says Holmesdale boss Lee Roots
- Fisher boss Dean Harrison: We’ll just keep going until it’s mathematically impossible. I feel there are definitely a few twists and turns left in this one
- Having personally seen the club grow since 2003, it would be fitting for Punjab United FC and the Gravesend community to be at the pinnacle of Kent's senior league next season, says Jindi Banwait
- It's been an up and down season for the club in general, says Sutton Athletic boss Dan Kelly
- I feel Punjab will win the league but that second place is definitely up for grabs for so many teams and we need to be on our toes and keep going, says K Sports manager Kris Browning
- Sutton Athletic 0-3 Deal Town - I thought the boys bounced back well from Saturday so it was a professional job this evening, says Deal Town assistant Steve King
- All credit to the players’, they are all training hard and buying into the coaching and I feel that is why we have been successful recently, says Punjab United coach Danny Barham
- RESULTS: January 2018
- Fisher 3-0 Phoenix Sports Reserves - We're trying to do the best we can to get this club up, says Fisher boss Dean Harrison
- Sean Jarvie and Tim Moffatt quit Lewisham Borough: We have left the club due to differences of opinions with the chairman
- FC Elmstead 2-0 Sporting Club Thamesmead - It may just be too little too late to get anything near the top five, says FC Elmstead boss Marc Bentz
- Every game is a challenge at this level and you have to approach each and every game correctly if you want to collect wins in the league and Fisher tomorrow is certainly no exception, says Holmesdale joint-boss Lee Roots
- We’ve worked very hard in training this week to try and put Saturday’s loss at Stansfeld behind us, says Lydd Town boss Liam Smith
- Cray Valley (Paper MIlls) 3-1 Sporting Club Thamesmead - We've got to try to win something this year, says Cray Valley boss Kevin Watson
- 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
- Lewisham Borough 0-3 Kent Football United - We know going forward we can destroy most teams, says Kent Football United assistant Dominic Weston
- I think it will be a great battle to the end, says Punjab United manager Jugit Sian
- I believe we are in a mini league with the other sides in the bottom half of this division and our expectation is to finish as high as possible, says Lewisham Borough joint-boss Sean Jarvie
- I want to get my beloved Lydd Town as high as we can in the league table but promotion this season is probably out of our reach, says Lydd Town boss Liam Smith
- 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
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