Ebbsfleet defender Tyler Cordner doesn’t blame people who have written their season off already – but insists there’s still plenty to play for.

The attitudes of Dover’s Academy graduates have been hailed as “quite unbelievable” by boss Jake Leberl.

Jay Saunders says Tonbridge’s Boxing Day derby against Maidstone is one for the supporters.

Manager Steve Lovell accepts Herne Bay must get better at adapting to playing on grass pitches.

George Elokobi has called for calm heads when Maidstone visit local rivals Tonbridge on Boxing Day.

Josh Wright admits the first win under his management could provide the perfect springboard for Ebbsfleet’s season.

Dartford midfielder Samir Carruthers’ influence on the pitch is giving his pep talks off it more weight.

Faversham boss Tommy Warrilow is surprised at the absence of traditional fixtures in the Christmas calendar.

Danny Kedwell believes the busy Christmas and New Year period will shape Ashford’s season.

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Sittingbourne are top of the table at Christmas after continuing their remarkable form.

Ben Greenhalgh thinks Margate’s massive match against Ramsgate will be a particularly long-awaited one for some of the club’s longest-serving players.

New defender Joe Tyrie will get his chance to impress for Isthmian Premier Folkestone over the festive period.

Captain Kane Smith is closing in on his injury comeback as manager Steve King targets his Deal return before the end of this season.

Manager Ernie Batten insists Sheppey will head to new Isthmian South East leaders Sittingbourne in confident mood - despite their recent problems.

Goalkeeper Lenny Holden will never forget the moment he made his league debut for Maidstone as an outfield player.

Steve King was delighted with Deal’s second-half performance in their comeback home win against Sheppey.

Ebbsfleet boss Josh Wright admitted he had to rush back two defenders after illness left them low on numbers at the weekend.

Derek Pestridge wanted to see his company’s name on Ashford United’s shirts, but he ended up at the heart of the club - and loved it.