Whitstable Town manager Jamie Coyle praises squad’s strength in depth after 2-1 comeback win against ground tenants Faversham Strike Force
Jamie Coyle has praised the strength in depth of his Whitstable squad.
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Margate player-boss Ben Greenhalgh on signing striker Joe Taylor, a 3-1 derby win at Herne Bay and a home fixture against Ashford United to start 2026
Player-boss Ben Greenhalgh has hailed Joe Taylor as an exciting signing for Margate.
Sheppey United boss Kevin Watson reacts to 2-1 Isthmian South East derby home defeat against 10-man Faversham Town
Sheppey boss Kevin Watson felt their weekend home derby defeat to Faversham showed why they are where they are in the league.
Faversham Town boss Tommy Warrilow reacts to 2-1 Isthmian South East success at Sheppey United
Manager Tommy Warrilow insists 10-man Faversham were worthy winners at Sheppey on Saturday.
Southern Counties East League Premier Division weekend round-up: Leaders Whitstable Town, Larkfield & New Hythe, Rusthall and Hollands & Blair all win
Resilient Southern Counties East League Premier Division leaders Whitstable ended an unforgettable 2025 with a win over Faversham Strike Force on Saturday.
Weekend round-up includes Isthmian Premier wins for Folkestone Invicta, Dartford and Cray Wanderers; Faversham Town, Sittingbourne, Margate, Ashford United and Sevenoaks Town all successful in Isthmian South East
Substitute Donell Thomas claimed an injury-time goal for leaders Folkestone in their dramatic Isthmian Premier victory at Ramsgate on Saturday.
Sheppey United 1 Faversham Town 2 match report: Tommie Fagg bags injury-time goal for high-flying Isthmian South East Lilywhites, who play with 10 men after Harrison Pont’s first-half red card
An injury-time Tommie Fagg goal ensured 10-man Faversham ended 2025 with an Isthmian South East success at Sheppey on Saturday.
Dover Athletic manager Jake Leberl reacts to 5-2 National League South defeat to Eastbourne Borough in the free-entry fixture that attracts attendance of 4,227 at Crabble
Dover boss Jake Leberl felt Eastbourne Borough wanted the win more than his side - but was unhappy with those who booed his team off at the full-time whistle - on Saturday.