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Near-strangers Josh Hare and Alex Finney formed an instant understanding at the heart of Maidstone's defence.
Jay Saunders says former Maidstone centre-half Kevin Lokko has been poorly advised.
Jay Saunders liked the look of his Maidstone team in their opening-day draw against Maidenhead.
A late equaliser denied Maidstone victory on the opening day of the National League season.
Maidstone have signed centre-half Alex Wynter from Colchester.
Manager Steve McKimm says Tonbridge will treat Billericay no differently to any other side in the Bostik Premier.
There was only one club for Delano Sam-Yorke after his Woking contract expired - Maidstone.
Maidstone manager Jay Saunders feels he owes it to his players to aim high this season.
Maidstone have signed defender Alex Finney on loan from Championship club QPR until January.
Tom Wraight will give everything to replace Alex Flisher at Maidstone - the man he calls a club legend.
Maidstone keeper Lee Worgan has found the switch to daytime training tough but says it’s the only way to go.
Kevin Lokko speaks to KentOnline after making a shock move from Maidstone to Stevenage.
Maidstone midfielder Stuart Lewis says there's more to football than money.
Tonbridge boss Steve McKimm believes it was difficult for new signing Chris Kinnear Jnr to play for his father at Dover.
Maidstone are off to France for a pre-season trip that’s about more than just football.
Joe Pigott’s free-kick against Crystal Palace came after a training competition with manager Jay Saunders.
Oliver Ash has hit back after it emerged Crystal Palace boss Frank de Boer didn’t want his stars playing on Maidstone’s 3G pitch.
Former Maidstone favourite Michael Phillips has come out of retirement and could face his old club.
Maidstone's former Wales under-21 international Lee Worgan enjoyed being a target for the Crystal Palace fans.
Kings Hill Community Tennis Club don’t need Wimbledon to boost their numbers – but they do need a different kind of help.
