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 The Big Interview?Each week WTFC web site will feature an AUDIO ?big
interview? when we speak to players, managers and other connected with Town
about events at the Belmont both on and off the pitch. Many of you have
remarked how much you enjoy these audio interviews, not least because it?s what
has actually been said, rather than at times an edited version in print due to
the lack of space, and time; in preparing such a piece. We start with WTFC
Reserves manager Simon Kay talking about his Reserve side, the players, their
run of only loosing twice in 29 games, the run stretching back to last season. There will be others as the weeks go by so
watch this space for ?The Big Interview??Tony Rouse: ? WTFC
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 Mark Wyver Kent Football round-up...Tonbridge moved to the top of Ryman One on
monday night with a 2-1 win at Kingstonian thanks to new signing Loui
Fazakerley who scored both goals. In the Ryman League Cup Folkestone went out
of the competition after losing 4-2 at Fisher with Paul Jones and Jimmy Dryden
netting for the Kent side. Dover and Bromley will play each other in the next
round of the Ryman League Cup after both clubs were successful on Tuesday night
with Dover beating Leyton 2-0 with goals from Nick Humphrey and Walid Matata while
Bromley won the kent derby 3-2 at Margate with Barry Gardener, Gary Drewett (pem)
and Sam Wood scoring while for losers Margate former Bromley striker Adolph
Amoako scored twice.
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WTFC manager AUDIO: Town manager Marc Seager
speaking after the 3-1 over Lordswood, (Apologies to Marc as the tape ran out
towards the end, still a good interview with the manager) Marc speaks about the
game and his delight at adding another three points together with the goals the
lads have scored these last 3 games.
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News from the KOFL... LEAGUE LEADERS TOP FAIR PLAY TABLE
Premier Division leaders,
Beckenham Town, have gone to the top of the Fair Play Awards. In their
opening nine league games they have only had four yellow cards. Whitstable
Town, last month's leaders, fall to second place with Maidstone United
third. Bromley are the Division One leaders and Chatham Town are the new
leaders of Division Two?. Lloyd Hume manager of Maidstone Utd
is the October Manager of the month (sponsored by Jacetts of Deal). His side
were unbeaten in the league as well as having two F.A. Vase victories?.
The KOFL website has over the last two months continued to break all records.
Since the record breaking figures of August (17418), the website achieved
another record month in September with 18767 visitors and now in October
another milestone has been reached with 19733 visitors. The amount of visitors
to the site has increased by 35% over the last twelve months. The average
daily figure for October was 636 per day; the highest daily figure was achieved
on Monday 31st October with 1063 visitors.
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 Whitstable
Town 3 Lordswood 1 KOKL Tuesday 8th
November 2005
Picture: Andy Constable scoere of two goals for Town: ?We had a very dodgy opening five minutes,? said captain
Andy Keir as he walked off the pitch having secured a hard won three points
against one of the leagues top in-form teams. ?Although we settled after the
opening spell I was not happy with the way we were giving the ball away all
over the pitch, fortunately we had a descent spell of possession scored a
couple of goals and at times we played some excellent football.? It could all have been so different, Town keeper Mark
Hickson receiving a yellow card for handball just outside his area with the
game less than five minutes old, Lordswood wasting the chance to test him early
on when they rattled the home side having the best of the opening 10 minute spell. Extra pictures posted....
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..?7 up Town...? Sporting Bengal 0 Whitstable Town 7  Kentish Observer Premier League 5th November 2005: Picture: Steve Marshall: If seven was the lucky number for Whitstable then the number
thirteen shirt worn by Sporting keeper Helawz Zaman was definitely the
opposite. Not that he should shoulder
all the blame for his side leaking seven goals against the side, which has
underachieved in the league so far this season, he made some quality saves
along with his defender David Martin who cleared two shots off the line in as
many minutes, without his heroics it could easily have been double figures. It was the Town forwards who banged in the goals for the
visitors, but the game was won by Whitstable?s midfield pairing of
player/manager Marc Seager with Marcos Perona alongside, who dominated the game
from the kick off. At the back, keeper Mark Hickson was largely untroubled in
the first half, playing a fulsome part in keeping a clean sheet and the victory
when he made a couple of great stops, late on in the second. His back four of
Gary Sayer, captain Andy Kier with the ever improving Michael Addcock alongside
and Tom Parker on the other, dealt comfortable with what little threat the home
side mustered.
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 THE ACID TEST.
Tuesday's KOFL Premier match against Lordswood is the last game in the league for Whitstable Town until December. So begins the acid test of the new Premier Division Cup format with a home draw against Erith Town on next Saturday the 12th November. In a revised competition (there are group stages this season for the first time) the top two teams of each group of four go through to the quarter final draw. Greenwich Borough and Lordswood, the other teams in Town's group 'B', play at Harrow Meadow. The Reds next two games in the competition are both against Greenwich, next Tuesday evening at The Belmont, that's the 15th (kick off at 7.45pm) and Saturday week, 19th November away from home.
The 1st division leaders Whitstable Reserves have a challenging fixture on Saturday 19th, away from home at Bromley. Bromley won last time out for the first time in five games having drawn the previous three. The Ressies have won their last three away fixtures and are on a roll
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..?7 up Town...? Sporting Bengal 0 Whitstable Town 7
Kentish Observer Premier League 5th November 2005: Picture: Steve Marshall: If seven was the lucky number for Whitstable then the number
thirteen shirt worn by Sporting keeper Helawz Zaman was definitely the
opposite. Not that he should shoulder
all the blame for his side leaking seven goals against the side, which has
underachieved in the league so far this season, he made some quality saves
along with his defender David Martin who cleared two shots off the line in as
many minutes, without his heroics it could easily have been double figures. It was the Town forwards who banged in the goals for the
visitors, but the game was won by Whitstable?s midfield pairing of
player/manager Marc Seager with Marcos Perona alongside, who dominated the game
from the kick off. At the back, keeper Mark Hickson was largely untroubled in
the first half, playing a fulsome part in keeping a clean sheet and the victory
when he made a couple of great stops, late on in the second. His back four of
Gary Sayer, captain Andy Kier with the ever improving Michael Addcock alongside
and Tom Parker on the other, dealt comfortable with what little threat the home
side mustered.
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 TOWN RESERVES ROLL ON WITH 7TH
CONSECUTIVE LEAGUE WIN
Picture: Simon Kay: Whitstable
Town Reserves 3 Erith Town Reserves 1 Kent
League ? Division 1 Reports:
Simon Kay.....Whitstable
Town Reserves showed immense character and belief to win this big game in
Division 1 after going 1-0 down in the opening 5 minutes and storm back to win
3-1. Erith Town came to the Belmont having a 100% record in the league, winning
all four games and looking to take the points from the Divisions runaway
leaders Whitstable Town Reserves who now sit 6 points clear and being unbeaten
in their last 8 games. Erith started very lively, very bright and it knocked
Town back a bit as they really took the game to Town to show they meant
business and wanted to come away with victory.
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