 Kents two remaining clubs in the FA Trophy made it
through to the 2nd Round of the FA Trophy with Gravesend & Northfleet
winning 2-0 at East Thurrock with goals from James Smith and top scorer Charlie
MacDonald.Welling had a comfortable 4-1 win at home to Redbridge with Che
Stadhart(2),Danny Kedwell and Jamie Day on target. A last minuite goal from Nic McDonnell earnt
Bromley a 1-1 draw with Wealdstone in the Ryman Premier Division while two goals
from Bertie Brayley gained Margate three points in a 2-1 win at Hendon and
Folkestone were beaten 2-0 at home by Staines. Tonbridge are in third place in the Ryman First
Division after beating Corinthian Casuals 3-1 thanks to goals from Steve
Aris,Nick Barnes and Frazer Logan.Two goals from Shaun Welford and singles for
Mark Munday and Mike Yianni saw Ramsgate beat Met Police and Cray won 2-0 at
Banstead with strikes from James Taylor and John Main.Ashford struggling near
the bottom drew 1-1 at Molesey thanks to an equaliser from Joby
Thorogood. Dartford are up to sixth in the Dr Martens Eastern
Division after goals from Ryan Hayes and Dave Martin saw them beat Wingate &
Finchley 2-1. The league leaders in the Kent League Beckenham
trounced Thamesmead 8-0 with goals from Paul Vines(3),Ryan Martin(2),Ellis
Green(2) and Dhran Stewart.Maidstone unbeaten in second place beat lowly Erith
5-0 on target for the stones were Mario Celaire,Nathan Paul,Lyndon Rowland,Mo
Takaloo and Nick Hegley.The local derby between Erith & Belvedere and Slade
Green finished 2-2 with Tommy Martin scoring twice for the home side and Lee
Jull and Sean Malyon for the Green.Lordswood left it late before beating
Greenwich Borough 3-2 the victors netting through Alan Backshall,Steve Sharp and
Andy Skinner with Peter Garland(pen) and Peter Smith replying.VCD had top scorer
Lee Coburn to thank after he netted the winner in a 1-0 win at Sevenoaks while
Aaron Robinson,Dave Bathgate(pen) and John Utterson scored in Deals 3-2 win over
Sporting Bengal.The final game saw Herne Bay win 2-0 at Tunbridge Wells with
Shaun Brown and Stuart King on target. I would like to wish anybody who takes time to read
my article a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
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 Whitstable manager
Marc Seager speaking about the supporters Xmas Party, the win against Hythe and
how happy he is with the way his players have responded since ho took over as
manager. ?If you had offered me, back in the summer when I took over as
Whitstable?s manager that we?d be in the quarterfinals of two cups, sitting 3rd
in the league going into the New Year I would have bitten your hand off. I
think that today?s game was a very important one for the club; it?s those sorts
of results that win teams titles and trophies, the type of game when you know
you are not playing well, but can still grind out a result. I know it was not the
best of games to watch, the supporters are used to us playing half decent
football and scoring goals but I?m sure they are just as happy with the three points
as I am.? Audio... see 'More'
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 Simon Kay Audio: He praises
his depleted reserves side who are still top of the table going into the New
Year, Kay impressed with the lads who came into the squad due to injuries and
players with the first team. They lead by goal difference as they go into the
Xmas break, their next game is not until the second week in January and he says
how impressed he has been with his players, often they have played when less
than fully fit, he rightly praises their commitment to the team. After the
success of last season, gaining promotion from Div 2 to the 1st Div,
Kay and his assistant Peter Budge and other backroom staff have confounded everyone
with the way the team has performed. To be top of the table at Christmas is
great, Kay will be the first to say there is a long way to go until the end of
the season and the league can still be won or lost.
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 ?Oysters grab the points?
Whitstable Town 1 v Hythe 0: ?KOKL Saturday 18th December 2005:
In a largely forgettable first 45 minutes played in a swirling wind, Whitstable had a below par game which new club sponsor Joe Brownett described as: ?the poorest I have seen the lads play this year?. His word were echoed by Whitstable manager Marc Seager who told his players at half time; ?we need to play at a higher tempo, take the game to them more and we can win, sure the wind is effecting the game, it?s the same for both sides but we all know we can play far, far better than we did in the first half.?
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plus pictures ?Supporters Xmas Party?.was hailed as a
great success on Saturday when the club supporters held their first ever
Christmas party, organised by the ?Oysterboys? who invited everyone to
their ?Supporters Xmas Party?. Held in the clubhouse bar after the game,
all were invited: supporters, players, wives and children with everyone
entering into the Xmas spirit and having a great evening It was fun event and the idea was to get everyone in the
Christmas spirit. With everyone singing and dancing and generally having a
great time, all agreed this was just the beginning and other events will
follow. It was so nice to see the supporters and so many children enjoying a really
fun evening. From the club: a big thank you to the supporters for laying on the
food and the ?entertainment?, with carol singing by the Oysterboys and accompanied dancing,
who need ?Come Dancing on TV? when you can see performances of such a high standard
as this on a Saturday night!.. Great fun? 
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