Manager Jamie Coyle knows all about his first Whitstable summer signing.

New manager Jamie Coyle on taking charge of Whitstable Town next season.

Southern Counties East Premier Division side Whitstable Town have named Marcel Nimani’s successor for the 2024/25 campaign.

Interim Whitstable boss Dan Eason is enjoying his unexpected chance to manage the team - but isn’t ready for it full-time just yet.

Departing Whitstable boss Marcel Nimani has described his spell in charge of the club as 18 months’ worth of great lessons learned.

There’s been a managerial departure in the Southern Counties East Premier Division ahead of the weekend action.

Langton Green produced their best performance of the season on the big occasion to lift the Kent Merit Under-13 Girls Cup.

Two youth-team prospects could be handed more first-team opportunities during Whitstable’s season run-in.

Forward Ashley Miller struck late to ensure leaders Deal won a five-goal Southern Counties East Premier Division game at Whitstable.

Whitstable became the first side to do something at Erith Town in the league this season.

Midfielder Reece Gillies plays with one brother at Whitstable - but feels like he has many more in their squad.

Coach Craig Coles thinks it’s now or never for Whitstable in their Southern Counties East Premier Division play-off push.

Glebe moved three points clear at the top of the Southern Counties East Premier Division.

Keeper Jordan Perrin is loving working alongside Whitstable goalkeeping coach Dan Eason.

Whitstable Town are preparing for bottom club Welling Town no differently than they did for table-topping Glebe last weekend.

Manager Marcel Nimani insisted Whitstable’s Kent Senior Trophy run this season has been positive - despite being knocked out at the Semi-Final stage.

Two quickfire goals from lower-division Croydon ended Whitstable’s Kent Senior Trophy hopes at the Semi-Final stage.

There will be no favourite for Whitstable’s Kent Senior Trophy Semi-Final against Croydon, according to manager Marcel Nimani.

Will Johnson-Cole scored twice in the last two minutes as Bearsted won a top-five Premier Division clash at Corinthian.

Whitstable manager Marcel Nimani says “the gloves are off” as he called for a debate over the standard of some of the officiating in their league.