?Town can?t beat Conneally?  Erith Town 0 Whitstable Town 0  

Andy Constable leading the line

Erith came into the game bursting with deserved confidence on the back of a good 2-0 defeat of Erith & Belvedere the previous week in the KST and confident that their ten goals in their last three competitive games they would be up for the challenge against Whitstable.  ?We?ve been knocking in the goals,? said a committee member; ?that?s ten we?ve scored in the last four games in the Cups and the League, the lads are full of confidence and we feel we can pull off a result against Whitstable.?

This weeks Kentish Observer?Big Match? ?'Stones united for Borough battle'
Unbeaten Maidstone United say they will not take this Saturday?s league clash with basement club Greenwich Borough lightly as they look to apply pressure at the top of the table.  Speaking to the Kentish Saturday Observer, Stones boss Lloyd Hume says there will be no repeat of the lack of concentration he blames nearly cost them dear when they drew 1-1 at the Belmont last month.  Hume said: ?They were left with little doubt after that game of what I expected of them at all times, and hopefully they will not make that same mistake again.  ?I?m under no illusions, we have to play well against Greenwich Borough if we want to get the three points.?Greenwich Borough have yet to win a game this season in the Kentish Observer Football League.

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Beckenham v Herne Bay....

Kent Football round-up midweek and last weekend
At Hartsdown Park an equaliser from Gavin McGowan secured Margate a 1-1 draw their eighth in the Ryman Premier Division while a Jimmy Dryden goal his 100th for the club earnt Folkestone a 1-0 win against East Thurrock and a Mark Tompkins goal gave Bromley a 1-0 win at Leyton.In the Ryman First Division leaders Tonbridge were held to a 1-1 draw at home by Molesey despite taking the lead through Leroy Huggins.

At Southwood, third placed Ramsgate had a 1-0 win over Horsham thanks to a Warren Schulz goal while fourth placed Dover beat Walton Casuals 2-1 with two goals from Craig Wilkins.At Homelands Ashford defeated Corinthian Casuals 3-1 with an own goal, Shaun Bradshaw and Steve Humphrey on target.Cray lost their fifth game in a row losing 1-0 at Dulwich Hamlet.  In the Kent Senior Trophy Slade Green took the lead through Glen McTaggert only for visitors Tunbridge Wells to equalise through David Batt and after extra time failed to seperate the two sides it was the Wells who went through on penalties.In the Kent Premier League a Danny Smith goal gave Deal a 1-0 win at Herne Bay.The London Senior Cup match saw Thamsmead defeat Greenwich Borough 2-1 at Bayliss Avenue.

The week ahead in the Kentish Observer Premier league.

Herne Bay slip up against Deal, losing 0-1 on Tuesday night after their shock away win at the weekend beating runaway leaders Beckenham 1-3. Whitstable Town are away at Erith on Saturday (13.00 pm) who are currently 13th. Disappointed not to be at Lordswood tonight Town will be looking to improve their current run of 4 games unbeaten and remain in touch with the league front-runners.

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Teams , Chatham Town , Deal Town , Hythe Town , Herne Bay ,

Lordswood , Folkestone Invicta , Ashford Town , Ramsgate , Whitstable Town

Tuesday   November 1st   Herne Bay  v  Whitstable Town    7:45pm

ERITH v WHITSTABLE  The Kentish Observer Premier League: 8th October 2005...3pm Bet on Town with William Hill, Whitstable. Correct Scores Only.

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The manager speaking?. Marc Seager after the 1-1 draw against Maidstone on Saturday, Whitstable having the better of the first half, with Maidstone coming into the game as the 2^nd half progressed. He talks about the youngsters at the club and the disappointment in the dressing room after the game.  ?You?d have thought we?d lost a cup final, instead of finishing with a draw against Maidstone, but that just goes to show how much the games mean to them and how much they wanted to win. There are many good players at the club, the youngsters coming through and the way Simon and Peter have the reserves playing the future of the club looks good.? for AUDIO 'See Audio Marc Seager 2' ABOVE'
 

Whitstable Town 1 v Maidstone Utd 1:  ?Maidstone well Marshalled?
Kentish Observer Premier League Sat 24^th Sept 2005:
WTFC Steve Marshall (7) Maidstone Mario Claire (45)
The game, which was picked as the Kentish Observe Kent League match of the day by the press certainly lived up to its expectations. Two committed football sides battled throughout the 90 minutes watched by a crowd of 353, only for both teams to walk away with a share of the points. Maidstone secretary Darren Lovell saying after the game ? We were off the pace in the first half but came on stronger in the second, overall I think both clubs will be happy with the points. It?s always a decent game between us, and today?s was certainly no exception.?