Dover Athletic's Alfie Pavey urges strike partner Chike Kandi to stick with him up front and stay on the goal trail
Alfie Pavey is urging Dover strike partner Chike Kandi to stick with him up top if he wants to stay on the goal trail.
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Dover Athletic 3 Braintree Town 1: Reaction from Whites manager Andy Hessenthaler to their National League South win at Crabble
Andy Hessenthaler watched Dover ease past Braintree on Saturday in National League South - before admitting he felt they had played better in their previous two matches!
Kent opener Ben Compton wins player of the year, batter of the year and players' player of the year after a remarkable breakthrough season for him
Opener Ben Compton capped an incredible first full season at Kent, winning three awards - including being voted player of the year - at their end-of-season awards night.
Chatham Town manager Kevin Hake aims to make the Bauvill Stadium a fortress ahead of a run of home games which starts against Corinthian
Chatham are beginning a run of home matches and boss Kevin Hake wants to make the Bauvill Stadium a fortress.
Faversham Town joint-manager John Embery looks ahead to FA Trophy tie at Grays Athletic
There is a chance for another slice of FA Trophy history for Faversham this Saturday and joint-boss John Embery wants to see his players rise to the occasion.
Sittingbourne manager Nick Davis thinks it's only a matter of time before the club's attacking players start regularly banging in the goals
Nick Davis reckons it’s only a matter of time before Sittingbourne’s attacking players start regularly banging in the goals.
Folkestone Invicta's James Rogers on the side's FA Cup victory at Dulwich, running the London Marathon and enjoying his football after player-manager spell at Hythe Town
Few footballers will have clocked up anywhere near the miles Folkestone’s James Rogers did over the weekend.
Kent's Zak Crawley hopes to have found a formula for success after 'probably the worst summer I've ever had' ends on a positive note with half-century in success against Somerset
“You learn way more from your failures than your successes,” suggests Kent’s Zak Crawley, who hopes he has now found a formula for success.