Kentish Football 
Southern Counties East Football League Premier Division
- We’ve made some great memories already this season and we go to Hamworthy tomorrow as one, with the challenge to go and create another magical moment for everyone, says Tunbridge Wells boss Richard Styles
- There is absolutely no pressure on my fantastic manager - this club wants promotion as badly as anybody else, says Glebe chairman Rocky McMillan, who announces Southampton sign centre-back Nico Lawrence on a free transfer
- Everyone keeps telling me we've performed miracles here with no budget, says K Sports' manager Barry Morgan
- K Sports 2-2 Deal Town - Really pleased to get through, we were expecting a tough game and we certainly got it, says Deal Town coach Steve King
- Walton & Hersham 0-1 Beckenham Town - Success this year will be winning the league but we're there to be shot at now, says Beckenham Town assistant manager Phil Wilson
- Glebe 3-1 Erith & Belvedere - It's a very good win for us, it puts us right back in the promotion race, says Glebe assistant manager Mark Dacey
- Success is coming first, we don't want to go up coming second, we want to go up being champions, says Beckenham Town assistant manager Billy Walton
- Success for this club would be top 10 finish, cup semi-final and beyond, says Holmesdale boss Lee Roots
- Holmesdale 3-0 Tunbridge Wells - Our focus is on getting to Wembley in The FA Vase Final, says Tunbridge Wells boss Richard Styles
- Corinthian 1-3 Sheppey United - It's a great feeling to get a trophy and hopefully that will spur us on to get the promotion, that is my target, says Sheppey United boss Ernie Batten
- Bearsted 0-0 Chatham Town - They were all immense to a man, says Bearsted boss Kevin Stevens
- Glebe chairman Rocky McMillan: We will not stand in Nico Lawrence's way of fulfilling his dream of turning pro
- Sheppey United boss Ernie Batten: Could we be the first club to win the Kent Senior Trophy twice in one season?
- RESULTS: January 2022
- Keith Bird leaves his post as Holmesdale chairman to become Canterbury City's new manager
- Glebe 2-0 Sheppey United - I hope that we can use this to ignite our season and kick on from this moment because if we go on a run we firmly believe we can still go up and that's our ambition, says Glebe boss Harry Hudson
- K Sports 5-0 Crowborough Athletic - It was a great team performance, the game plan has worked to perfection today, says K Sports assistant Kevin Brown
- I was there watching in 2013 so I know what it's like to go and watch at Wembley - obviously it's a dream and it would be amazing to do it as a Tunbridge Wells player, says Robbie Bissett
- Canterbury City negotiate financial backing which will secure mid-to-long-term future but being search for new home venue as lease at Salters Lane expires at the end of the season
- Bridgwater United 2-2 Tunbridge Wells - We'll never lie down and we'll never say die even when we're down and out and we will pull ourselves out if it, says proud Tunbridge Wells boss Richard Styles
- It means the world to us to have our fans cheering us on and hopefully being our 12th man at Bridgwater, says Tunbridge Wells boss Richard Styles
- We're expecting a very difficult test at Hamworthy as you would at this stage of a national competition, says Glebe boss Harry Hudson
- Lordswood 0-2 Rusthall - We've got to get together and work our socks off and get out of this, says newly-appointed Lordswood boss Richard Dimmock
- The season so far is behind on the target that we wanted but not far off so we have all to play for during the second half of the season, says Fisher boss Ajay Ashanike
- The management team at Tower Hamlets have done a great job in the last few games and churning out results and we will not take them lightly, says Erith & Belvedere joint-manager Marlon Patterson
- Let’s hope we can finish the season without any disruption and everyone’s hard work can be rightly rewarded, says Deal Town coach Steve King
- It’s a bit of a wrong time to be playing Chatham now, they are on an extraordinary run and away at their ground makes the fixture that bit more challenging, admits Sheppey United assistant Marcel Nimani
- Glebe is a shining example of the modern day urban London club, the young players are told from day one that if they are good enough, the skies the limit at this football club, says chairman Rocky McMillan
- Lordswood turn to former striker Richard Dimmock to keep them in the Southern Counties East Football League Premier Division
- Results: December 2021
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