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Sittingbourne Football Club chairman Maurice Dunk would consider a 3G pitch at Woodstock Park – even though he doesn’t like them.
Maidstone United's promotion hopes are in the balance after the Conference voted against allowing 3G pitches
Oliver Ash wants to avoid involving lawyers in Maidstone's 3G pitch battle.
Invicta Dynamos beat bottom side Milton Keynes Thunder 8-2 at home on Sunday night.
Simon Church scored against former club Huddersfield on Saturday to send Charlton through to the fifth round of the FA Cup.
Maidstone United will learn on Wednesday whether 3G pitches will be accepted in the Conference.
Birthday boy Charley Robertson completed Maidstone's record victory at the Gallagher Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
Rugby rivals Maidstone and Aylesford need points for different reasons when they meet at The Mote.
Dover Athletic manager Chris Kinnear says the 3G debate is none of his business.
Maidstone boss Jay Saunders finds it difficult to criticise a team who are just a point behind leaders Kingstonian.
New signing Jeff Goulding showed he could be the man to fire Dover to the Skrill South play-offs after a debut hat-trick.
Versatile youngster Sam Hallett has joined Sittingbourne from Kent rivals Whitstable.
Charlton had a goal ruled out and finished with 10 men in a 1-0 Championship defeat at in-form Middlesbrough on Saturday.
Lee Worgan's brilliance and an extraordinary injury-time miss ensured Maidstone held on to their unbeaten home record on Saturday afternoon.
Fabio Saraiva has enjoyed his best week in football - all after he expected to be leaving Maidstone on loan.
Maidstone are top of the table for the first time in two months - but boss Jay Saunders isn’t getting carried away.
Brickies midfielder Luke Girt suffered a cut lip after he was punched in the face – by an opposition manager.
Fabio Saraiva scored the first hat-trick of his career as Maidstone United regained top spot in the Ryman League Premier Division on Tuesday night.
Top scorer Alfie May has jumped two levels to join Skrill South leaders Bromley – but could still add to his 18 goals at Chatham.
Frannie Collin has learned to ignore criticism and believes it’s part of football.