On-loan Maidstone striker Nathan Elder is in no rush to make a decision on his future.

Elder made his debut as United won 2-1 at Canvey Island to go top of the Ryman League Premier Division.

His arrival on a month's loan from Dover ended Maidstone's search for a targetman to replace injured Jay May.

The big forward enjoyed the chance to play 90 minutes but isn't thinking too far ahead.

Elder said: "I played with a smile and it was good to get a win after the run of draws Maidstone have had.

"I had 90 minutes up top on my own, which hasn't happened for a long time, and Alex Brown gave me a lot of support.

"Maidstone are a couple of leagues lower than Dover but at the same time I think it's a massive club and they should be playing higher. If I can help them get there, great.

"A couple of people have asked me what I want to do but I'm just going along with whatever at the moment.

"It's been a while since I had a run of games for anyone."

Full interview in Friday's Kent Messenger