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Manager Jamie Coyle praised Whitstable’s fans after their heavy FA Cup defeat.

Attacking midfielder James Dyer is already fitting into Faversham’s style of play, according to new boss Tommy Warrilow.

Maidstone United manager Tori Campbell believes the sky is the limit for women’s football.

Gillingham’s weekend game at Grimsby could be ‘a good one for the neutral’ according to their assistant manager.

Dan Scorer believes Kennington’s penalty shoot-out success in the Kent Senior Trophy could stand them in good stead.

Dartford manager Ady Pennock wants to turn their play-off tears into cheers.

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Gillingham Football Club have started demolition work at Priestfield Stadium ahead of the construction of a new facility.

Gillingham’s experienced coach Richard Dobson said this week’s training has been some of the best he’s ever seen.

Gillingham are set to have their captain back in the squad for the trip to Grimsby Town this weekend.

Tonbridge manager Alan Dunne is looking into the possibility of adding an extra training session.

Player-boss Liam Friend is pleased with the strength-in-depth Herne Bay’s squad has got - but hasn’t ruled out adding further firepower.

Chatham Town produced a top rearguard display to see off last season’s bogey team - and their crucial opening goal came when down to nine players.

Gillingham assistant boss Richard Dobson predicts better returns from their attacking players after fielding a new-look forward line last weekend.

Captain Reece Butler says Chatham’s success in reaching the FA Cup first round is a reward for their hard work.

Folkestone put their new playing surface to use on Saturday and boss Jay Saunders hopes it signals the start of a fresh chapter in the club’s history.

Lexus Beeden is loving life at Maidstone as he prepares to return to his old club this weekend.

Lloyd Hume says Ashford striker Louis Collins is as good as anyone he’s worked with in non-league football.

Sittingbourne manager Ryan Maxwell sees big potential in his new forward - who started out as a goalkeeper.