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John Embery has jumped to the defence of Herne Bay’s board following recent criticism about the way the club is being run.

Sittingbourne will be mathematically safe with five games to spare if they beat bottom side Greenwich Borough this weekend.

Folkestone haven’t given up hope of making the play-offs despite falling seven points off the pace with six games to play.

Hythe Town are trying to achieve something this weekend they haven’t managed all season.

Folkestone Invicta chairman Paul Morgan told fans on Monday night what decision he has made over his future at the club.

Tough-tackling Steve McKimm reveals which of his team-mates liked to strip off in public and recalls the day he feared he had cancer.

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Steve McKimm says Tonbridge have given themselves a great chance to finish in the Bostik Premier play-offs.

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John Embery believes Herne Bay merely have to carry on doing what they’re doing to finally pull clear of the Bostik South East relegation zone.

Danny Parish is attracting plenty of interest after continuing his superb goal record for promotion-chasing Ashford.

Chris Lynch fancies Sittingbourne's chances of beating Kent rivals Hythe this weekend.

Neil Cugley has called for unity at Folkestone after chairman Paul Morgan threatened to quit the club.

Contract talks have already started at Hythe Town and manager Sam Denly is also speaking with transfer targets.

Don't expect to see Steve Brown take another manager's job as he explains in this interview which mixes sadness and laughter with some great stories.

Sittingbourne boss Chris Lynch can't wait to see how on-loan striker Roman Campbell does for Gillingham tonight.

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Folkestone's chairman tells his club's fans to stop the negativity.

Joint-manager Phil Miles has challenged Faversham’s fringe players to grab their chance in the absence of first team regulars.