08 Feb 10
Atkins and Mohammed set for only second league starts
Sevenoaks Town v Beckenham Town
Tony Atkins and Badar Mohammed are set to play only their second league games for Sevenoaks Town against Beckenham Town in the Bulmers Cider Kent League Premier Division at Greatness Park on Tuesday night.
The winter break, bad weather and a backlog of outstanding Cup ties means that the pair signed from Holmesdale in early December have played only one league game - the 3-2 win at Corinthian on December 12.
Atkins is cup tied in the League Cup, while Badar is also ineligible to play in the competition, and the Umbro Kent Senior Trophy after playing in both for the Bromley club earlier in the season.
Atkins faces one of his old clubs, while Michael Cook should return after missing the trip to Deal on Saturday.
The re-arranged quarter-final tie means that the scheduled league game at home to Hythe Town, scheduled for Saturday has to be re-arranged, with the reserve game at Deal now switched to Greatness Park.
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08 Feb 10
Town boss says decision to call off Deal tie was the right one
Chairman extends club's best wishes to injured defender
Sevenoaks Town manager Simon Jones says the decision to abandon the Umbro Kent Senior Trophy quarter-final at Deal was the right one after home defender Josh Davidson was taken to hospital with a badly broken leg.

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07 Feb 10
Reserves lose as unbeaten home Kent League 2 record is dented
Sevenoaks Town Reserves 1 Erith Town Reserves 5
Poor finishing and defending cost Sevenoaks Town Reserves their unbeaten home record in Kent League 2, finishing on the wrong end of a heavy defeat at Greatness Park on Saturday, writes John James. It was the third meeting between the sides this season.




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04 Feb 10
Club still waiting for appeal hearing date
Jones: "I have heard nothing so far"
Simon Jones is still waiting to find out when his appeal against a Kent County Football Association misconduct charge will be heard.
It's now two months since the incident when he was sent from the dug out during the 3-0 Bulmers Cider Kent League Premier Division defeat against Faversham Town at Greatness Park on December 5.
The Town boss is accused of "improper or insulting behaviour towards match officials" but claims it was mistaken identity, the alleged comments to assistant referee, made by a spectator standing behind the barrier.
Jones said: "All the relevant paperwork has been sent to the KCFA, and we are now waiting to hear when the appeal will be heard."


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