Departing Deal fans’ favourite Connor Coyne has reflected on the “special ending” to his time with the club.

Goalkeeper Mitch Walker hopes his return can help inspire a change in Dover’s fortunes after a disappointing few years for the club.

A popular keeper is “back home” after agreeing to rejoin Dover.

Aaron Millbank wouldn’t be surprised to see fellow Deal forward Jamie Kennedy make history for the club - provided he doesn’t move on.

Mitch Brundle has described how his time as Dover’s manager taught him the world as he eyes up his next challenge.

Two well-known non-league footballers have turned their focus to a sportswear company.

Off-the-pitch plans are already in place at Southern Counties East Premier Division champions Deal.

Player-of-the-match Charlie Groombridge kept up his impressive scoring record to help Deal retain the Kent Intermediate Cup.

He had endured an injury-hit season - but Deal Town skipper Kane Smith returned to the pitch just in time to get the title celebrations started.

Relegated Dover have confirmed the majority of their squad have been offered the chance to stay as they prepare for Isthmian Premier football.

A former Gillingham, Ebbsfleet, Dover and Maidstone man has turned his loan stay with Isthmian Premier side Folkestone into a permanent one.

Coach Mike Sandmann has offered some advice to Dover’s young players as they decide over the summer where their immediate futures lie.

Title-winning Deal’s final-day celebrations proved a fitting farewell to one of the club’s all-time record scorers.

It will be a normal summer for Deal, manager Steve King insists - as he begins planning for Isthmian League football.

Faversham maintained second place in Southern Counties East with a big home win over bottom side Welling Town.

Deal boss Steve King says steady recruitment over a number of seasons has been key to their championship success this term.

To say Deal’s championship triumph was a family affair is something of an understatement.

Manager Jake Leberl hopes Dover’s National League South relegation will be the lowest ebb for the club in recent years.

Title-winning Deal boss Steve King insists his squad will continue to respect the league in their final fixtures of the season.

Stand-in Deal skipper Aaron Millbank will have no issues about leaving the act of lifting the league trophy to club captain Kane Smith.