
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
Head coach Matt Corker is well aware of the importance of Canterbury Rugby Club’s final home league match this season. The fourth-placed National League 2 East side, on a three-game winning run, will welcome title-chasing Dorking to Merton Lane on Saturday when a big crowd is expected for the club’s sponsors day. It’s also a match which presents Canterbury with the chance to complete an impressive double over Dorking this term after they edged past them 35-34 in December.
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1 week ago |
lincsonline.co.uk | Thomas Reeves
Boss Jimmy Dean is desperate for Spalding United’s season not to dwindle out - even if their play-off push tails away. The Tulips are on the fringes of the Southern League Premier Division Central play-off places, having drawn 1-1 at second-place AFC Telford last weekend to extend their unbeaten run to four matches.
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2 weeks ago |
kentonline.co.uk | Thomas Reeves
Matt Newman proved a popular Faversham matchwinner as the Lilywhites moved to the brink of winning the league title. Victories at Kennington and Larkfield & New Hythe mean Faversham are almost guaranteed to go up as Southern Counties East League Premier Division champions. They need a point to make mathematically sure - but are nine points clear of second-placed VCD and have a superior goal difference. Town earned a fifth straight league victory as they beat Larkfield 2-1 on Tuesday.
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2 weeks ago |
kentonline.co.uk | Thomas Reeves
Boss James Collins has warned Herne Bay’s squad their 9-1 weekend win will quickly be forgotten if they don’t back it up. Bay effectively ended any dwindling fears of Isthmian South East relegation as they eased past second-bottom Lancing, who have already had their fate sealed, at Winch’s Field last Saturday. Bay had looked on course for the point they needed to officially maintain their Step 4 status at Beckenham until the hosts struck twice in the last 10 minutes to win 2-0 on Tuesday.
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2 weeks ago |
kentonline.co.uk | Thomas Reeves
Jas Singh wants to play back-to-back Championship games for the first time after he impressed in Kent's opening-round victory. The seam bowler got the nod in a pace-heavy attack as Kent started life under head coach Adam Hollioake with a 145-run County Championship Division 2 victory at Northamptonshire last week. While the 22-year-old has played 12 first-class games since his county bow in 2021, incredibly, he doesn’t recall having turned out in consecutive red-ball games.
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