Ebbsfleet's Sacha Opinel enjoys his Wembley win
13/05/2008 15:27:21
DESCRIPTION: Ebbsfleet United fans' favourite, Frenchman Sacha Opinel, describes the feeling in the dressing room after the final whistle at Wembley and hopes to be at the club for years to come.
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Ebbsfleet United's Luke Moore describes playing at Wembley
13/05/2008 15:26:50
DESCRIPTION: KOS Media interviews Gravesend-born Ebbsfleet United striker Luke Moore on his greatest moment of his career so far after the FA Trophy final at Wembley. Also manager Liam Daish talks about the match and comes to terms with his first managerial honour.
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England football legend Sir Geoff Hurst at Port Lympne
13/05/2008 15:25:22
DESCRIPTION: 1966 World Cup legend Sir Geoff Hurst was at Port Lympne wild animal park on Saturday, May 10, 2008, for the Congo Cup children’s football tournament. The only man to score a hat trick in the final was at the event in his role as McDonald’s Director of Football, to sign autographs, pose for photos and present prizes to the winning teams. Sir Geoff spoke to Yourkenttv about his support for the grassroots of the game, the importance of football in the community and England’s failure to qualify for this summer’s Euro 2008 finals.
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Rowers power to record-breaking run of victories
09/05/2008 10:47:28
DESCRIPTION: A record-breaking rowing pair from Thanet take to the water to extend their run of victories to 10 straight annual wins in Herne Bay on May 10, 2008. Coastal rowers Ryan Hosking, 29, and Darren Ingram, 28, compete for the historic Viking Shield at their home club of Herne Bay. The duo, who live in Westgate-on-Sea, hold the record at nine straight victories in the shield coxless pairs and looked to extend their record unprecedented tenth straight win.
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A1 GP end-of season race at Brands Hatch
09/05/2008 10:43:23
DESCRIPTION: KOS Media talk to A1 Team GBR driver Robbie Kerr after his victory in the Sprint race of the final A1 GP meeting of the season at Kent circuit, Brands Hatch. Also see the A1 GP cars in action at the infamous Paddock Hill bend.
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Gills captain Andrew Crofts stays positive
01/05/2008 17:53:41
DESCRIPTION: Gillingham captain Andrew Crofts hopes he can lead the Gills to safety on Saturday when they take on Leeds United and is delighted to have won the goal of the year competition.
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Cool 2 B-Fit for Folkestone youngsters
28/04/2008 14:25:06
DESCRIPTION: Problems with childhood obesity are frequently reported, with TV and computer games often blamed. To be able to get kids to keep fit while they are playiing electronic games would be fantastic. Folkestone youngsters can do that now thanks to a tailor-made gym for kids. Folkestone Community Sports Centre began raising funds for the 'Cool 2 B-Fit' campaign with a grant from KCC and then won a grant from the Big Lottery People's Millions, and now the plans for the junior gym and toboggan slope have come to life. Your Kent TV's Julie Maddocks went to see find out more.
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Celebration of grassroots schools football
25/04/2008 16:14:19
DESCRIPTION: More than 300 youngsters from schools around the county took part in an FA Cup Fesitval at the University of Kent. The event was put on by the Kent County FA to celebrate the work of charter standard clubs and schools in the county.
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Stimson - I have no regrets about joining Gills
25/04/2008 15:57:56
DESCRIPTION: Gillingham manager Mark Stimson tells yourkenttv he has no regrets in taking over the club. He also feels the team will change shape next season if they manage to stay up or go down.
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Nutter admits frustration over missed matches
18/04/2008 15:27:58
DESCRIPTION: Full-back John Nutter is likely to return to the starting line-up for the trip to Bristol Rovers on Saturday after spending two weeks on the sidelines. Here the 25-year-old discusses his frustrations at missing vital games with a hamstring injury, the mood in the squad and what beating the drop would mean to him.
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