Folkestone Invicta v Dartford Sat 14 Mar 2026

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Folkestone Invicta v Dartford Sat 14 Mar 2026

Alcaline Stadium
Cheriton Road
Folkestone
Kent
CT19 5JU


Website: https://folkestoneinvictafc.co.uk/
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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/folkestoneinvictafc/

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Admission: https://folkestoneinvictafc.co.uk/club/ ... n-pricing/

Forum: https://fifc.proboards.com/

Surface: 3G

Referee: Simon Cutler
Assistant Referee: Amarachi Okamgba
Assistant Referee: Marian Stoichitoiu

[Park Life]

Looks like the top 3 are in the driving seat to make the play offs but also playing today are:-
Riccay V Aveley
Chatham V Canvey

You'd expect Chatham to win and Riccay are on a great run so..........

[terrydfc]

thinking of going to this saturday .....does anyone know if can pay cash on the day or online only
thanks in advance

[ozymandias]

Will be travelling down for this one. Obviously, a tough game, it would be nice to think we can get something from it. But they are riding high and full of confidence.
I think it will be a good atmosphere, which i hope we can add our bit to.

[Lars Resort]

Should the faithful be travelling.

[Ajaxman DFC]

Just going slightly off track, I've just read a report on Spurs chief executive Vinai Venkatesham criticising the former chairman of 25 years along with the minutes of a recent meeting regarding the current issues facing the club.
The recently appointed CEO "has hit out at Daniel Levy's running of the club which "left him with a host of problems on and off the pitch".

Further quotes from the club's findings are as follows:-

"wage structure and player transaction approach had impacted competitiveness".

"constraints to future planning, while having a men's squad requiring strengthening in terms of quality, experience and leadership".

"insufficient prioritisation of the women's team"

"an internal culture requiring improvement in a number of areas, and a growing disconnect between the club and it's supporter base."

It's an all too familiar story these days. And irrespective of the league they find themselves in, whether it be the Premier League or The National South, Spurs fans wouldn't have even entertained the idea they could be relegated up to a few weeks ago. And if they do go down they will feel like they shouldn't be there. But if a club can't back it's ambitions their competitors will eventually leave them behind, to drift away in their wake into obscurity.

[Sleightly Deceptive]

Just going slightly off track, I've just read a report on Spurs chief executive Vinai Venkatesham criticising the former chairman of 25 years along with the minutes of a recent meeting regarding the current issues facing the club.
The recently appointed CEO "has hit out at Daniel Levy's running of the club which "left him with a host of problems on and off the pitch".

Further quotes from the club's findings are as follows:-

"wage structure and player transaction approach had impacted competitiveness".

"constraints to future planning, while having a men's squad requiring strengthening in terms of quality, experience and leadership".

"insufficient prioritisation of the women's team"

"an internal culture requiring improvement in a number of areas, and a growing disconnect between the club and it's supporter base."

It's an all too familiar story these days. And irrespective of the league they find themselves in, whether it be the Premier League or The National South, Spurs fans wouldn't have even entertained the idea they could be relegated up to a few weeks ago. And if they do go down they will feel like they shouldn't be there. But if a club can't back it's ambitions their competitors will eventually leave them behind, to drift away in their wake into obscurity.

Indeed! One can’t take things for granted. I’m old enough to remember the old saying, “Nottingham Forest are too good to go down!” I’m also old enough to remember the last hilarious time Spuds went down. They came straight back up in some style. That’s not a given these days. The Championship is a MAD league. I love watching The Championship on tele.

[finbarrinz]

thinking of going to this saturday .....does anyone know if can pay cash on the day or online only
thanks in advance

Invicta fan here in peace.
Yes you can pay in cash at the gate.
However with the large(ish) crowds these days paying online much quicker as you get in near instantly (I’ve bought online in the cash queue before on my phone and simply bypassed the cash queue)

[The Futures White]

Evidently Folkestone have advised Dartford today that anyone under the age of 16 will not be admitted unless they are accompanied by an adult. However, I can't find any mention of this on the Folkestone website or their social media pages though. They are still selling tickets online to 'Young adults' (11-17).

[KentC]

This is for home and away fans?

[M1 South]

How NOT to do it !!!

[rambo]

Wow another organisation that thinks children are the scourge of the world.

[KentC]

Is it their normal policy ?

[ozymandias]

After last season, I think not. But then they have probably introduced for the large crowds and for next season.

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[The 5th Searcher]

Who is E. Oviawe that is listed as a sub and was a sub at Cheshunt as well?

Is he an acadamy player?

[WillDfc42]

Who is E. Oviawe that is listed as a sub and was a sub at Chesnut as well?

Is he an acadamy player?

Yes. Made a sub appearance at Whitehawk Away earlier on in the season.

[WillDfc42]

Eddie benched again. Laughable.

[The 5th Searcher]

Who is E. Oviawe that is listed as a sub and was a sub at Chesnut as well?

Is he an acadamy player?

Yes. Made a sub appearance at Whitehawk Away earlier on in the season.

Cheers WillDfc

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