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After nearly five months with no football it was great to be in action today against an energetic and well organised Hawkinge Town. On a red-hot day the boys put in a good performance showing

It has been a while since we have been able to update you but we are pleased that preparations for the new season are starting to gather pace. It is safe to say that this

The Hoops held their end –of-season “presentation evening” on Friday but, like so much else at the moment, it took place in unusual circumstances. Because a clubhouse gathering was not possible assistant-manager Steve King instead

Former Hoops player John Ludlam, who died recently at the age of 76, was a gifted sporting all-rounder and a “larger than life” character into the bargain. During his sporting career John played football, cricket,

Although the 2019-20 season has now been declared as “null and void”, at least as far as non-league football is concerned, it can still be interesting to take a look back at how each team

The Hoops’ average attendance of 187 in this truncated season was the 48th highest across all the Step 5/6 leagues in the country according to the “NonLeagueMatters” website.Jersey Bulls, playing their first season in the

Twenty years on, Terry Martin remains the only captain of a Kent club to have lifted a winners’ trophy at Wembley, and here, in an interview with Mike Green, chief football writer for the Kent

Although it’s difficult to predict anything with confidence during the current times one thing is certain: Tommy Sampson will be marking the 20th anniversary of the club’s FA Vase triumph on Wednesday by re-living once

To help mark the 20th anniversary of the Hoops’ FA Vase triumph today here is the match report by the “East Kent Mercury” sports editor at the time, Graham Jones, reproduced by kind permission of the

If you had to pick a game during the Hoops’ long history that featured the most “big names” amongst the opposition it would be the friendly match which took place against Coventry City at the