Kentish Football 
Southern Counties East Football League Premier Division
- Croydon 0-2 Cray Valley (Paper Mills) - It's a good time to try to put a bit of pressure on some others, says Cray Valley boss Kevin Watson
- Rusthall begin the search for a new manager after Andrew McKechnie steps down
- Beckenham Town 2-3 Canterbury City - It's a shock and I hope the lads feel as much pain as I do because I don't like losing football matches, not the ones we're expecting to win, says Beckenham's Billy Walton
- Concussion advice from Headway, the Brain Injury Association: It is essential that the player leaves the field immediately, with NO return to play until considerable rest and medical advice has been effected
- I’m taking the Challenge Cup tie at Kennington very seriously because that’s our last competition that were in this season, says Sheppey United boss Ernie Batten
- Sheppey United 0-4 Cray Valley (Paper Mills) - Sheppey are a good team so it's pleasing to beat them, says Cray Valley boss Kevin Watson
- Results: November 2018
- Fisher 3-1 Canterbury City - We're under no pressure, we're enjoying it and long may it continue, says table-topping Fisher boss Dean Harrison
- It’s just frustrating that the League doesn’t seem to have considered what actually was going on, says Corinthian manager Michael Golding
- Quite simply we haven't scored enough goals and that needs to change, says Hollands & Blair boss Darren Blackburn
- I don't think there are any easy games in this league nowadays, it seems to have got more challenging year on year to be honest, says Canterbury City boss Ben Smith
- We all know what we need to do between now and Christmas to stand us in good stead for the second half of the season, says Lordswood boss Richard Styles
- There's absolutely no pressure on us this year, says Fisher boss Dean Harrison
- We have not been at our best for the last few weeks, admits Deal Town boss Derek Hares
- This battle we are in is a personal one and something we feel we have the tools at our disposal to get us in a better place with the support given by the board, says Tunbridge Wells boss Jason Bourne
- Mike Cramp steps down as Rusthall joint-boss following 9-1 humiliation
- Rusthall 1-9 Cray Valley (Paper Mills) - We just can't compete with a team of that quality and that's the honest truth, admits departing Rusthall joint-boss Mike Cramp
- Badshot Lea 0-7 Cray Valley (Paper Mills) - This competition is for them to create a memory as a team, says Cray Valley boss Kevin Watson
- Corinthian 2-4 Canterbury City - It's the hardest way to lose a game and it's the best way to win a game, says Canterbury City boss Ben Smith
- I’m not saying a day out at Wembley wouldn’t be great but I want to win promotion, says Cray Valley boss Kevin Watson
- Leicester City: The primary thoughts of everyone at the club are with the Srivaddhanaprabha family and the families of all those on-board at this time of unspeakable loss
- Cray Valley (Paper Mills) 1-1 K Sports - We don't want anyone to enjoy playing against us, insists K Sports coach Michael Dodsworth
- Bearsted 4-2 Deal Town - We're a club that's kind of punching above our weight, says sixth-placed Bearsted coach Billy Jones
- Results: October 2018
- Beckenham Town 2-3 Fisher - I think it’s a big boost for the boys that they know they can come to places like this and get three points, says Fisher boss Dean Harrison
- Hopefully someone will come in next year add some money to the club so we can progress and go where we know the club can go, says Fisher boss Dean Harrison
- The FA Vase is a competition we would like to still be in at the turn of the year, says AFC Croydon Athletic boss Kevin Rayner
- We are up against it as a team and we have learnt some harsh lessons in the first couple of months of the season, says Rusthall joint-boss Andrew McKechnie
- Croydon 0-5 Fisher - Apologies first because the performance was nowhere near the level, admits Croydon caretaker boss Chris Brown
- Canterbury City stadium: Without embracing this application I do fear that the club is likely to go the way it did in 2001 and cease to exist, warns chairman Tim Clark
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