Hythe have given themselves something to build on after a stirring performance at Ramsgate.

Manager Neil Cugley’s instincts served him well during Folkestone’s historic FA Trophy victory.

Hythe boss James Rogers has brought defender Scott Doe back to Reachfields.

The prospect of Folkestone supporters being allowed to watch their historic FA Trophy tie at Wrexham has been cast into doubt - hours after the draw.

James Rogers is determined to improve Hythe’s poor home record.

New Hythe boss James Rogers says he’s a different man on the touchline.

James Rogers’ first task as Hythe manager is to sign some players following further departures.

Neil Cugley fears Folkestone may struggle to compete with those at the top-end of the Isthmian Premier if he doesn’t add more firepower to his squad.

Manager Neil Cugley thinks Folkestone’s players should have more belief in themselves.

Steve Watt has resigned as Hythe Town manager - believing his decision to be in the club’s best interests.

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Manager Neil Cugley was left disappointed with Folkestone’s performance - despite his team progressing in the FA Trophy on Saturday.

Folkestone progressed to the FA Trophy second round as they edged an entertaining Kent derby against Faversham on Saturday.

Steve Watt is set to make big changes at Hythe in a bid to revive their form.

Boss Neil Cugley wants Folkestone Invicta to bounce back quickly after they were thrashed at Carshalton.

An under-9 football coach has been banned after shouting a 'term which related to the sexuality' towards one of his own players.

Boss Neil Cugley insists teenage striker Tyler Sterling still has a future at Folkestone - despite joining rivals Hythe on a one-month loan.

A non-league player has been banned for seven games after being found guilty of using a homophobic slur against an opponent.

A Sunday League player from Kent has received a five-year ban from football after admitting an assault on a referee.

There is more to come from hitman David Smith, according to Folkestone Invicta manager Neil Cugley.