Craig Fagan and his Gillingham team-mates get to spend Christmas Day at home this year – but they’ll still be thinking football.

Peter Taylor won’t shy away from telling his Gillingham players what he thinks of them.

Defender Jack Parkinson has dropped two divisions and taken a pay cut to join Maidstone – after a tongue-in-cheek offer from Jay Saunders.

We like to sit down for a glass of wine with the opposing manager after the game.

Invicta Dynamos want to start their Christmas party early with victory against Streatham Redskins.

Tonbridge boss Tommy Warrilow has sent Nathaniel Pinney on loan to Dulwich Hamlet and told him to lose weight.

Dave Martin is staying with Dartford for a second month on loan from Luton Town.

Herne Bay are in confident mood ahead of their Ryman League Division 1 South trip to Guernsey.

Boss Nicky Southall says one repercussion of Whitstable Town’s FA Trophy success will be that opponents won’t take them lightly anymore.

Dover Athletic manager Chris Kinnear admits that his side’s lack of a ‘killer punch’ is seriously damaging their Skrill South promotion chances.

Player-coach Kwan Browne was full of optimism after Canterbury’s men moved a step closer to a place in the Wembley finals of the indoor championships.

Canterbury head coach Andy Pratt wants a huge festive crowd to pack Merton Lane and cheer them on in their table-topping clash with Cambridge.

History will be made this weekend if Ebbsfleet beat Skrill South promotion rivals Sutton at Stonebridge Road.

Dartford take their eight-game losing run to Skrill Premier promotion hopefuls Alfreton on Saturday.

British Athletics’ lead sprints coach Lloyd Cowan warns there is still a long way to go if Adam Gemili is to turn his potential into medals.

Faversham Town are in the midst of a “pivotal” moment in their season, according to boss Ray Turner.

Dartford are not about to sack manager Tony Burman and they would rather get relegated than jeopardise their financial stability.

Loan striker Michael Thalassitis is in the form of his life and believes Ebbsfleet can win the Skrill South title.

Charlton club captain Johnnie Jackson will have to watch the games over the Christmas period from the stands.

Trainer Barry O'Sullivan defied convention with 14 wins from 32 races last week.