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Kent League’s top striker Stuart King signs new contract with Town:

picture: Club secretary Alan Gower with Stuart King: After receiving the Kent League Golden Boot at the end of season presentation night held at The Stanley Ballrooms in Chatham, Whitstable’s young striker 18 year old Stuart King confirmed he will be signing again ready for the clubs first season in the Ryman League. King said: “It’s a new adventure for the club as it’s the first time they have been promoted and one that I am looking forward to after winning the Kent League golden boot. I now want to test myself at a higher level with Whitstable and prove to myself that I can go even further."

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‘They will remember this,’ says Seager

Picture Marc Seager (right) with coach Simon Halsey: Speaking after the Civic Reception hosted by Pat Todd the Lord Mayor of Canterbury to honour Whitstable Towns great season manager Marc Seager told the website: “It might not have much impact now with some of the younger players but in years to come they will look back on this season and days like this and it will still be with them in years to come. The Lord Mayor was a very gracious host as was his wife Barbara, who is the Lady Mayoress and all his staff and I thank them very much for the way they embraced us all. They made us all feel welcome in a way the put everyone at ease, which is not an easy thing to do.

Whitstable Town manager Marc Seager looked back on yesterday’s 2-1 home defeat at the hands of VCD Athletic and admitted: It could have been the best day in the club’s history, writes Stephen McCartney. Tommy Martin (11 minutes) and Steve Marshall (67) had goals ruled out for offside as Vickers gate-crashed the Oysterboys’ promotion party yesterday, courtesy of a brace from much-travelled striker, Leroy Huggins. Per Laleng all the match pictures: see his website here: http://www.theimagefile.com/web/perlaleng

Cup Finals at any level of football are always special days, not only for the players and the club but also for the supporters too. Many supporters can support a football club all their life's and never get to experience the feeling of watching their beloved team walk out on the pitch to grace a cup final, but the supporters of Whitstable Town Football Club will have the chance to experience this special feeling twice over the next 3 weeks. PS ***don't forget your camera and video recorders***

VIDEO:Whitstable manger Marc Seager and his coach Simon Halsey were both still upbeat after the league leaders lost their unbeaten record losing 1-0 to Greenwich Borough by a late penalty. “There is not another team in the Kent League who could have ground out the results we have over the last 5 or 6 games with such quality players missing.” Halsey said:
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