Kentish Football 
Tier Football - Sporadic News and Reports from Elsewhere
- Coventry City recall midfielder Josh Eccles from his loan spell at Gillingham
- Charlton Athletic sign winger Liam Millar on loan from Premier League champions Liverpool
- Guildford City appoint Paul Barnes as their new manager
- Charlton Athletic boss Lee Bowyer unveils Ronnie Schwartz capture
- The Football Association suspends all non-elite football and training following national lockdown announcement by UK Government
- Paul Barnes leaves Staines Town after 10 months in charge to commit to other projects
- Ricky Miller has a point to prove at Aldershot Town
- Frome Town: We will not demand that our players travel in separate cars across the country to a Tier Four area
- FA Statement: Non-Elite football in Tier Four areas is not permitted, including all training and fixtures
- London FA: As part of a strategic commitment to make football in London as diverse as the capital city itself, a third of its newly appointed board members are from diverse ethnic backgrounds while nearly half are female
- Millwall regrets that no fans can attend games at The Den due to London's Tier Three Government restrictions
- Tooting Bec 1-0 Bagshot - We're bottom of the league, we can't buy a win. We had plenty of chances and we just can't buy a goal and that's our biggest problem, admits Bagshot assistant manager Zane Wickens
- TIER FOOTBALL: We made a loss last year purely down to Covid and an acceptable figure in the grip of a pandemic, even with the generous grants we received, so this season we want to try to achieve a profit even if it’s £1, says Taunton Town chairman
- FA given Government approval for a limited number of home fans to attend games within Tier Three areas
- TIER FOOTBALL: Lewes: This loss of income would have presented an immense strain on the finances of the club and in the absence of grants or any other funding to recover this loss, we could not support the immediate return to football
- Dulwich Hamlet: Everyone is welcome at Champion Hill – we are a club for all
- TIER FOOTBALL: I’ve won the Trophy previously, so it is always a good competition when it gets to the later stages, says Torquay United boss Gary Johnson
- Trident Leagues launch Community Foundation
- Millwall have a zero-tolerance policy against racial and all other forms of discrimination and want to again make clear to anybody who holds such views that you are not welcome at this football club
- Aveley 2-0 Carshalton Athletic
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