Kentish Football 
Southern Counties East Football League Premier Division
- Gary Alexander takes charge of Greenwich Borough after Ian Jenkins is axed following incident with club director
- Canterbury City 1-3 Knaphill - I really think that's a big opportunity missed, says gutted Canterbury City joint-boss Ben Smith
- I'm very proud of what my players have achieved in The FA Vase so far, says Canterbury City joint-boss Ben Smith
- I'm pleased to be back amongst friends, the warmth of the people and the players is what attracted me back to the club, says Crowborough Athletic's assistant Steve Ives
- AFC Croydon Athletic 1-2 Corinthian - We got away with it, admits Corinthian boss Michael Golding
- Greenwich Borough 2-2 Tonbridge Angels (3-2 pens) - Everyone put in a terrific performance, says Greenwich Borough assistant Ricky Bennett
- Fisher 0-5 Erith Town - I might give it until Christmas and re-asses the situation and see how I feel, says struggling Fisher boss Dean Harrison
- We can't afford to let points slip by us now because of the gap with Hollands & Blair, says Ashford United boss Danny Lye
- We've done brilliantly to be where we are at this stage of the season, says Hollands & Blair boss Paul Piggott
- It’s now important that we start putting some more points on the board, says Canterbury City joint-boss Ben Smith
- The tide has got to turn, surely, says Fisher boss Dean Harrison
- Erith & Belvedere boss John Wilfort: We are in a good place at the moment and the aim is to move up the table and keep winning and entertaining
- Ninth-place is still not good enough for a club like Tunbridge Wells, admits boss Jason Bourne
- We're bottom at the moment and we need to pick up points, says Holmesdale boss Byron Beard
- Holmesdale 2-7 Tunbridge Wells - We need to find a litlte bit of desire and passion, says Holmesdale boss Byron Beard
- Results: November 2015
- Our season so far has been up and down with some highs and lows, says AFC Croydon Athletic coach Gareth Graham
- Our main aim is the league so any results we get in these cups, we take as a bonus, says Ashford United boss Danny Lye
- Canterbury City 3-2 Erith & Belvedere - We've got a slim chance of getting to Wembley, says Canterbury City joint-manager Ben Smith
- Knaphill 3-0 Tunbridge Wells - It’s very disappointing. The Vase is special to us, although it wouldn’t have looked it on today’s performance, says embarrased Tunbridge Wells boss Jason Bourne
- Sutton Common Rovers 3-2 Beckenham Town - It’s a game where we should’ve won, could’ve won but we should be in the draw for the next round - but we’re not, admits Beckenham Town coach Jason Clews
- KENTISH FOOTBALL STATEMENT: I'm extremely proud and honoured to scoop The Kent Football Association Media Award for 2015
- Deal Town boss Derek Hares: If we can get a result up there, it’s not going to be easy but it’s not impossible because at the end of the day, we’re at the same level
- Canterbury City boss Ben Smith: We’ve got to get ourselves playing consistently well before we have a shout of Wembley - but we’ll have to worry about Erith & Belvedere first
- We want to try and do as well as we can in The FA Vase, says Erith & Belvedere boss John Wilfort
- It's a bit of a step into the unknown, says Lordswood boss James Collins
- We're one of ten teams that actually know they've got a good chance of getting to Wembley, says Tunbridge Wells boss Jason Bourne
- Ashford United manager Danny Lye: It’s the fans that keep football clubs going in their dark days so all they can do is come down and support the team and we’ll put on a show for them and make it worthwhile and that’s it really – and have faith!
- When you're in the FA Vase you always dream of getting to Wembley, says Beckenham Town coach Jason Clews
- FA chairman Greg Dyke: We are sure that all England supporters will join us in showing our full support to our friends from across the channel
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