Welling will have to wait to find out if they will play Worcester City in the next round of the FA Trophy, after their delayed 2nd Round tie at Tamworth was abandoned after fourty minutes with the score at 0-0. |
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 Whitstable Town travel along the M2 to Lordswood Sports Club on Saturday for a regular season match, our hosts find themselves in an unusual situation at the wrong end of the mid-table pack. In an up and down season they have lost nearly half of the nineteen league games played to date, clearly not quite up to last years standard when they beat us 3-2 in the corresponding fixture. |
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*** NOTE **** Change of DATE: Kent Football League Premier Division Cup Quarter Finals: Whitstable Town will play Faversham Town on Wednesday February 7th KO 7-45 |
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WHITSTABLE TOWN 2-0 THAMESMEAD TOWN Saturday 13th January 2007
 Kent League Premier Division Stephen McCartney reports from The Belmont. Whitstable
Town moved a step nearer of achieving promotion to the Ryman League
with a victory over second placed side Thamesmead Town at The Belmont. Goals at the end of each
half, from strikers Steve Marshall, who later went off with a groin
injury, and teenage talent, Stuart King, ensured Marc Seager’s side
moved four points clear of the Mead - and with two games in hand. From Stephen McCartney Kentish Football
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 Picture: Video clip Marc Seager: Whitstable Town manager Marc Seager speaking after his side extended their unbeaten run by beating title contenders Thamesmead at the Belmont 2-0 with goals from Steve Marshall and Stuart King: VIDEO click 'Read More' |
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 “Up until today we’ve played 16 league matches, won 13 and drawn the other three and have 14 games to go to the end of the season so I’m just taking it one game at a time and counting down to the last game at the end of April against Thamesmead, away.” see More |
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Picture: Whitstable's Peter Albin: Every now and then a game comes along in the Kent Football League that fires the imagination and the game between the leaders of the league at the Belmont this Saturday is just one of those. Whitstable Town and Thamesmead Town have won twenty four of their combined total of thirty-two games and drawn a further five, a tally that would be good enough to win the title in this years 32 game season. |
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Match report by Mark Wyver: Whitstable Town travelled to Greenwich Borough on tuesday night for the fourth meeting between the sides this season. On a blustery evening at Harrow Meadow manager Marc Seager again changed his starting line up with Jackson Ohakam and Steve Marshall coming in for Rob Thomas and Andy Constable, The game started with the ball spending a lot of time in the air with both sides struggling to adapt to the conditions. It was the visitors who had the games earliest chances with Jake Gess looking dangerous down the left flank. On one of his runs he crossed only for Marshall's header to bounce down from the crossbar. The home side looked dangerous going forward with Dave Hassett and Meshach Nugent both looking lively. However they didn't really test Kevin Fewell in the Whitstable goal.
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Picture: two goals from Stuart King: Greenwich Borough 2 v Whitstable Town 2: “It was the worst
defensive performance in the 15 months since I have been in charge,” Whitstable
manager Marc Seager told the Press after the game, which was played in high
winds which greatly effected the game as a foot-balling spectacle against Greenwich Borough. The
single point enough to take Whitstable above Thamesmead in the league who
they play next at the Belmont on Saturday.
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