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Manager George Elokobi hopes the return of Maidstone skipper Sam Corne will help allow himself and assistant Craig Fagan to give their voices a rest.
Boss Steve Lovell is optimistic Herne Bay’s big FA Cup tie against Maidstone will stand them in good stead - on and off the pitch.
All-rounder Jaydn Denly has become the latest player to commit to play for Kent during their 2025 season.
Manager Andy Drury is optimistic it won’t take long for new Folkestone winger Matthias Fanimo to hit the ground running.
Manager Steve King rates Deal forward Rory Smith as one of the best players in the league - when he’s fit.
Dover boss Jake Leberl is open to adding reinforcements to his Isthmian Premier squad.
England batsman Zak Crawley has signed a Kent contract extension.
An explosive right-handed batsman has joined Kent on a three-year contract.
Herne Bay manager Steve Lovell couldn’t be critical of any of his players as they were knocked out of the FA Cup by higher-division Maidstone.
Manager George Elokobi was more than happy to take the overdue bit of luck which led to Maidstone’s winning goal in their FA Cup tie at Herne Bay.
Young Herne Bay defender Skye Salmon scored an own goal as Maidstone United edged out their lower-division hosts in the FA Cup third qualifying round.
Manager Jamie Coyle has warned Whitstable’s squad they cannot afford a repeat of their performance in the midweek defeat before the end of the season.
There is still more to come from Faversham, boss Tommy Warrilow has warned.
Manager Steve Lovell wants to see Herne Bay deliver a good display in their FA Cup match against Maidstone - regardless of what result that leads to.
Director of cricket Simon Cook has explained why there will not be a big overhaul of Kent’s squad after County Championship Division 1 relegation.
Manager Ady Pennock has urged his Dartford players to start their big FA Cup tie on the front foot this weekend.
Manager Andy Drury expects Folkestone to be in a good position to take stock of the start to their Isthmian Premier season after the next two matches.
Boss Steve King reckons Deal’s match this weekend is the sort of game they need to win in order to have a successful season.
Dover’s gamble reaped rewards as they snatched a last-gasp Isthmian Premier point at Carshalton.
Departing coach Matt Walker doesn’t expect the fact there is virtually nothing on their last match this season to impact Kent players’ mentality.
