Tonbridge Angels sack manager Craig Nelson after only 11 games in charge and with the team on a four-match unbeaten run
Tonbridge have sacked manager Craig Nelson after just 11 games in charge - and after their best result of the season.
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Whitstable Town goalkeeper Dan Colmer on FA Cup replay win at Chichester City, a home tie against Hungerford Town in next round and maintaining league focus for now
Goalkeeper Dan Colmer sees no reason why Whitstable Town can't be a match for anyone on their day.
Ashford United manager and co-owner Lloyd Hume looking to emulate the achievements of Chatham Town
Ashford United manager and co-owner Lloyd Hume sees Chatham Town as a club to emulate.
Southern Counties East League round-up: Premier Division leaders Sutton Athletic win, Kennington hit five, Division 1 Rochester make it six wins out of six, leaders AFC Greenwich Borough win again
Two-goal James Bayford ensured Sutton Athletic remain top of the Premier Division.
Whitstable Town boss Jamie Coyle targets first piece of silverware this season as Oystermen host FC Elmstead in Roy Vinter Respect Charity Shield game
A first piece of silverware this season will be on offer for Whitstable on Saturday.
FA Cup second qualifying round draw: Folkestone Invicta v Maidstone United, Ashford United v Chatham Town, Whitstable v Chichester, Ebbsfleet v Ashford Town (Middx), Farnborough v Dover
The draw has been made for the second qualifying round of the FA Cup.
Southern Counties East League round-up: Bearsted stunned by injury-time Snodland double while Kennington lose top spot with Larkfield & New Hythe defeat
Bearsted conceded twice in injury time to lose their unbeaten record in the Southern Counties East Premier Division.
Whitstable Town manager Jamie Coyle looks ahead to FA Cup tie at Dulwich Hamlet after Bank Holiday weekend sees them win 2-1 against ground tenants Faversham Strike Force but lose 4-1 at Sutton Athletic
Jamie Coyle believes this Saturday’s FA Cup tie is exactly the sort of match Whitstable were after.