Picture: Left Clint Gooding with manager Mark Lane: With a number of players out of contention for the FA Cup match away to Canvey Island, Whitstable manager Mark Lane has limited options to choose from when he names his squad on Saturday.

Whitstable went two nil ahead after fifteen minutes, goals from Dave Soutan and Ian Pulman set Town on their way. The game was level at the interval the home side scoring two goals in quick succession; the game ended with both sides settling for a point. Match report to follow:

‘Delighted Dave on top form’  Whitstable Town Res 2 Chatham Town Res 0:  Whitstable manager Dave Fairclough saying he was “Delighted with the win, delighted with the way we played as Chatham were a tough side.

Match report from Per Laleng: It took Whitstable a long time to get into their stride in this game. I’m not sure what the formation was last Saturday, but the combination of Denly and Gooding in the middle of the park looked disjointed:

Mark speaking after the 1-0 win at the Belmont against East Grinstead, Gareth Cornhill named the MOM, Ian Pulman scored the game’s only goal. He made changes to the line-up, Stephen Lloyd who played alongside Lois Smith was added to the squad. Skipper Sam Denley played in midfield with Lane’s assistant Clint Gooding.

Ian pulls it off…Whitstable win in the 1st qualifying round of The FA CUP: Ian Pulman super strike see’s Town into next round. WTFC manager Mark Lane:  ”Thrilled and delighted with the way we played and to be in next round of the cup.”