Folkestone Invicta boss Andy Drury to remain in charge next season as he eyes 2024/25 Isthmian Premier play-off position
Andy Drury is set to remain in charge of Folkestone next season.
Easter Monday Sport News
Bullish Dartford manager Ady Pennock says they need to win all of their final four matches to avoid National League South relegation this season, starting at Havant & Waterlooville
Bullish Dartford manager Ady Pennock thinks they need to win all of their final four matches to avoid National League South relegation this season.
Whitstable Town coach Craig Coles sees first-team chances for youth-team prospects Manny Cuttress and Alfie Wood in their season run-in
Two youth-team prospects could be handed more first-team opportunities in Whitstable’s season run-in.
Manager Steve Lovell thinks Herne Bay need to win at least three of their final four games to stand a chance of making the Isthmian South East play-offs
Manager Steve Lovell thinks Herne Bay need to win at least three of their final four games to stand a chance of making the play-offs.
Midfielder Billy Clifford says he’s in best form of Ebbsfleet United career thanks to run in the side under new boss Danny Searle
Midfielder Billy Clifford admits he’s currently playing his best football since joining Ebbsfleet.
Margate manager Mark Stimson wants side to keep showing same fight in Isthmian Premier survival bid after 1-1 draw against Cray Wanderers and 1-0 win at Cheshunt
Manager Mark Stimson wants resurgent Margate to keep showing the same level of fight they have done in their last three matches as they attempt to close in on relegation rivals Cheshunt.
Dover Athletic boss Jake Leberl on relegated side’s 1-0 National League South home win against promotion-chasing Chelmsford City
Jake Leberl is hoping Dover’s win over promotion-chasing Chelmsford on Easter Monday is the start of a positive end to the season.
Boss Andy Drury says Folkestone Invicta’s performance at Hastings United shows how far the club have come in recent months - despite 2-1 Isthmian Premier defeat
Boss Andy Drury felt Folkestone’s performance at Hastings showed how far the club have come in the past four months - despite a 2-1 Isthmian Premier defeat on Easter Monday.