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Bullish boss Ray Turner has hit out at Faversham’s rivals who he claims mistakenly think Town players are there for the taking.
KM Group sports journalist Alex Hoad looks at the suggestion of wiping out existing World Records in the wake of the doping revelations in athletics.
Margate boss Nikki Bull says he is working daily to extend the stay of Ebbsfleet duo Sean Shields and Matt Johnson.
Player-boss Wayne Wilson wants Whitstable to channel the gung-ho spirit of Kevin Keegan’s Newcastle sides to help them secure their great escape.
Chris Kinnear hopes to add to Dover's squad in the coming days but claims the biggest challenge is finding upgrades at a price Whites can afford.
Despite a spectacular season so far, skier Millie Knight says she needs continuity to boost her preparations for the next Winter Paralympics.
Ray Turner wants to protect Faversham’s promising crop of youngsters from being snapped up by rivals by putting them on contracts.
In the opening week of the new year KM Group sports journalist Alex Hoad asks, how do you solve a problem like the FA Cup?
Much-travelled Stuart King insists he has not ‘thrown his toys out of the pram’ after leaving Faversham and he simply wants to play and score goals.
Dover winger Toby Ajala has left the club for ‘a fresh start’ at former club Torquay - leaving Crabble on a free transfer.
Up to the minute updates from all Saturday's football action involving Kent sides, including Gills v Bradford, Dover v Welling and Maidstone v Margate
Toppling leaders Folkestone shows Hythe are a match for anyone, says manager Clive Cook, although he cooled talk of their own promotion push for now.
Neil Cugley admits Folkestone have come off the boil in the race for the title and claims Invicta need to sharpen up to avoid being caught by the pack
Ray Turner says tightening up at the back will be the deciding factor in whether Faversham return to the play-offs come season’s end.
Folkestone boss Neil Cugley admitted out of sorts Invicta deserved nothing from their derby defeat at Hythe on Sunday.
Clive Cook and Alfie May could not hide their delight after Hythe came from behind to topple Folkestone in the festive derby at Reachfields on Sunday.
Hythe came from behind to seal a stunning 2-1 derby win against Folkestone on Sunday afternoon.
Kent and England star Sam Billings has been selected to play for Islamabad United in the first Pakistan Super League.
KM Group sports writer Alex Hoad takes a look at the joys of the festive football programme we are fortunate to enjoy in this country.
Whitstable chairman Gary Johnson won’t even entertain the thought that Monday’s derby with Herne Bay could be the Oystermen’s last for some time.
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