Thomas Reeves
Senior Journalist at Kent Online
Senior Journalist at KM Media Group
Senior journalist for the KM Group
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1 week ago |
kentonline.co.uk | Thomas Reeves
Josh Hill has been left with little choice but to relive Dartford’s promotion play-off final defeat against Dover many times over. The centre-back, 33, has decided to hang up his boots after skippering the Darts during a 2024/25 campaign, in which they earned a third-placed Isthmian Premier finish, before they went down 2-0 in their showdown against Jake Leberl’s outfit as Ady Pennock’s side narrowly missed out on an immediate return to National League South.
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1 week ago |
kentonline.co.uk | Thomas Reeves
Harvey Smith hopes people start to acknowledge just how good Whitstable Town are as they bask in the glory of their historic FA Vase win. It proved to be third time lucky for the Southern Counties East League Premier Division side, who edged to a 2-1 extra-time victory against Combined Counties League Premier Division South AFC Whyteleafe at Wembley earlier this month. Vase glory was the perfect way for the Oystermen to end their campaign.
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1 week ago |
kentonline.co.uk | Thomas Reeves
Liam Friend has no shortage of managers to draw inspiration from as he becomes Herne Bay’s boss - but he won’t be out to totally replicate any of them. The 37-year-old, who counts Folkestone, Margate and Ashford among his former clubs, is hard at work ahead of Bay’s 2025/26 Isthmian South East season. Among Friend’s ex-managers are Neil Cugley, Jay Saunders, Steve Lovell, Steve Watt and Tommy Warrilow.
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1 week ago |
kentonline.co.uk | Thomas Reeves
Retiring skipper Josh Hill insists Dartford’s 2024/25 season was a step in the right direction. Having competed in the top tier of English non-league a decade ago, the club found themselves playing Isthmian Premier football under Ady Pennock last time out. They had led the table and still could have won the title on the last day of the regular season, only for Horsham to edge them out, before the Darts were defeated 2-0 at home against Dover in their play-off final.
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1 week ago |
kentonline.co.uk | Thomas Reeves
Boss Tommy Warrilow has described Faversham’s pre-season schedule as probably the toughest he has arranged in management. The Lilywhites will prepare for their Isthmian South East return in the 2025/26 campaign with a series of friendlies against largely higher-division opposition.
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RT @KentOnlineSport: "I had to dedicate my goal to them." @whitstabletown top scorer Harvey Smith dedicated his goal at Wembley to his gra…
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What a day for @whitstabletown - FA VASE WINNERS!! 🏆 Here’s our report from Wembley after a historic day for the club 👇 https://t.co/LMXh2FDWqr
Not long to go now before today's #FAVaseFinal
We’re just under an hour away from @whitstabletown's FA Vase final at Wembley - our live blog is up and running 👇 https://t.co/XkbmSY6RtR https://t.co/KBvcwIvjFx
