 Picture: 2 goal Stuart King: Tunbridge Wells made their second visit to The
Belmont this season, and lasted four minutes before conceding the first goal of
the afternoon. Having been beaten 3-0 in the Kent Senior Trophy back in January
visiting manager Martin Farnie must have been dreading this Kent League
match. The Reds had defender Gary Sayer back in the side
after injury replacing Michael Adcock who dropped to a very strong bench
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Picture Steve Marshall: VIDEO: Steve Marshall: “I have never been involved in a run like this, every club I have played for since the U9’s through to senior football, this run of unbeaten games we are on is amazing. The sprit within the team is fantastic, we have the right blend of youth and experience in the squad quality players all pushing each other for the shirt and most importantly ‘no big time Charlie’s’. Marc has kept everyone’s feet on the ground and the lads are always focused on the next game, unfortunately I will still be out of action for at least another two or three weeks a but I am determined to play a part in the last few matches.” |
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 AUDIO: Whitstable
Town coach Simon Halsey after the 4-1 win against Tunbridge Wells at the
Belmont. Town’s lead at the top of the table extended to 13 points ahead of Croydon
who drew 1-1 against Herne Bay, Thamesmead who are in the chasing pack losing
to Greenwich. VCD who Town play next weekend, bowed out of the FA Vase will feel
they have the best chance of catching Town, are 15 points behind with two games
in hand.
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 After last week's virtual 'wipe out', the Kent Football League saw
a complete programme of matches played which included the "game of the
day" in the Premier Division at Harrow Meadow between Greenwich Borough
and Thamesmead Town. In a tight game, the home side went in front, on six
minutes, through Meshach Nugent before a late strike from Victor Lojede secured
the points for 'Borough', their third straight victory. Second placed Croydon
dropped two points as they were held, at home, to a draw when they entertained
Herne Bay. Neil John put the home side in front midway through the second
period before Rhys Lawson equalised for the visitors. With Croydon's draw,
Whitstable Town extended their lead at the top to thirteen points as they beat
lowly Tunbridge Wells by four goals to one at the Belmont.
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 There's a theme that runs through the Kent Football league fixtures this weekend, one of déjà vu, as all teams have met in the league before. Whitstable Town host Tunbridge Wells at the Belmont, which is in in fact our third meeting this season, the second in Whitstable. The previous meetings have produced seven goals, six of them and two wins for the Reds, in the Kent Senior Trophy and League. |
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 Never one to miss an opportunity Whitstable manager was quick to change direction as he prepared to set off for Hythe's cancelled game to watch West Wickham who Whitstable play in the Kent Senior Trophy semi final in three weeks time. " I was bitterly disappointed that our game at Hythe on Saturday was lost to bad weather, especially as all the other sides around us were not playing either so there was a chance for us to maybe have extended our lead at the top. |
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A first half penalty from Charlie MacDonald and a
56th minute winner from the on loan Joel Ledgister saw Gravesend &
Northfleet defeat Morecambe 2-1 in their Nationwide Conference fixture at
Stonebridge Road. Welling dropped to fourth in Conference South after they were
beaten 3-2 at home by Bishops Stortford. The Wings went in at half time leading
2-1 thanks to goals from Steve Perkins and Danny Kedwell only for the visitors
to hit back and go top of the table in the process.
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 The Kent League have today decided after the success of moving the final last year to a Sunday that the Lea-Ray Sports Kent Senior Trophy Final will now take place on Sunday 15th April at Dartford’s new ground. The four teams in the semi finals looking for a place in the final are Whitstable Town v West Wickham and Bearsted v Sevenoaks Town
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GAME OFF...The match scheduled for today, Sat 10th Feb,
Whitstable away at HYTHE in the Kent Premier League has been called off due to a
waterlogged pitch. WTFC (c)
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