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An experienced centre-forward is top of Dartford manager Tony Burman’s shopping list this summer.
Lorry driver Cheavan Clarke is gearing up for international honours in the boxing ring this weekend.
Lee Burns has left Dartford after seven seasons to sign for one of their league rivals.
Folkestone Invicta are set to land a big-name signing by the end of this week.
Hythe Town have now made five new signings this week after three more were announced on Tuesday night.
Kate French is in Moscow this week aiming to book her place in Great Britain’s team for the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
Barry Cogan has been released by Dartford and three other players have been invited to pre-season.
Hythe Town signed two new players on Monday night.
Tom Bradbrook left Dartford this week calling for fans to show part-time footballers more respect.
Peter Varney feels he has let Dr Abdulla Al-Humaidi down after Ebbsfleet missed out on promotion for a third season running.
An Ebbsfleet fan flew all the way from his home in the United States in the hope of seeing his team promoted.
Rival clubs have already shown interest in Ebbsfleet's 30-goal striker Matt Godden.
Tom Bonner described Ebbsfleet's play-off defeat to Maidstone as one of his worst moments in football.
Long-serving midfielder Lee Noble is the latest player to agree a new deal at Dartford.
This was Danny Kedwell's reaction after his penalty was saved to send Maidstone up at the expense of Ebbsfleet.
Seven players have signed new contracts at Dartford - but others have left the club.
Manager Daryl McMahon spoke up for Danny Kedwell after his penalty miss cost Ebbsfleet promotion.
Ebbsfleet's Dean Rance is ready to right the wrongs of two years ago when he missed the play-off final through suspension
Despite suffering a heart attack, Tony Burman is set to carry on as Dartford manager.
A capacity crowd of 3,800 will watch Saturday's play-off final between Ebbsfleet and Maidstone
