Kentish Football 
Southern Counties East Football League First Division
- Manager Danny Wakeling, his two assistants and club secretary quit Kent Invicta League newcomers FC Elmstead
- I am open to either playing for a bit or going straight back into management, says forner Orpington boss Byron Beard
- STAT ATTACK: Gravesham Borough striker Dan Bradshaw leads the scoring charts with 13 goals
- Everyone associated with Bridon Ropes FC is looking forward to testing ourselves against higher opposition for the second time this season, says manager Mark Murison
- Referees in Kent are on the receiving end of a lot of verbal abuse from players and coaches/managers for merely officiating a game of football, says retired referee
- Results: September 2015
- Crockenhill boss Liam Kelly: I wish AC London all the best for tomorrow and if they win, well done to them, but if they lose they've only themselves to blame! Although I'm sure they'll find some other poor soul to pin it on
- Academic Club London 1-2 Glebe - I can bring something different to the league, says AC London boss Prince Choudary
- We are slowly moving in the right direction, says Lydd Town boss Dave Smith
- We've played really well in the main so far in what has been a tough start, says FC Elmstead manager Danny Wakeling
- AC London boss Prince Choudary: Our league position sums up our start to the season – diabolical!
- We are suffering at the minute with our consistency with good performance followed by bad, says Crockenhill manager Liam Kelly
- APM Contrast manager Kris Browning: As a club we are enjoying our time in the Invicta League and it’s a good league to be in
- We feel we should be four points better off, says Orpington boss Byron Beard
- Bridon Ropes manager Mark Murison calls for play-offs between Step Five and Step Six
- They know they got away with it on Saturday, says proud Bridon Ropes boss Mark Murison
- Holmesdale 1-3 Bridon Ropes - I just did what I could do really , says two-goal hero Bridon Ropes player-manager Mark Murison
- Mental Health Matters for Kent footballers
- Bridon Ropes 1-1 Holmesdale - We’ve taken a Southern Counties team all the way, two minutes away from winning, says proud Bridon Ropes boss Mark Murison
- LEADING GOALSCORERS: 2 September 2015
- Results: August 2015
- Seven Acre & Sidcup 1-2 Sittingbourne - All that mattered today was we went through, admits Sittingbourne player-boss Nick Davis
- Shaun Holland leaves Paperboys to become Ashford United's assistant manager
- Seven Acre & Sidcup 1-1 Sevenoaks Town (4-2 on penalties) - Everybody on that field have done the club proud, says assistant manager Steve Arnold
- Sevenoaks Town 1-1 Seven Acre & Sidcup - We're lucky to still be in The FA Cup, admits Sevenoaks Town boss Micky Collins
- Orpington boss Byron Beard: We can actually make a few teams sit up and take notice because I do think we’ve got a good squad here that can finish quite high up in the league
- FC Elmstead boss Danny Wakeling: We will catch our breath, work hard, be humble and play in a proud manner and character that I think represents our club really well
- FC Elmstead 2-2 Orpington - We need to take our chances, admits Orpington boss Byron Beard
- I have arguably the toughest job in Kent football, admits Crockenhill boss Liam Kelly
- I am hoping for a good, honest open game and hopefully promote two clubs in the local area in a positive light, says Orpington boss Byron Beard
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