Jay Saunders has been in the Angels dugout since May 2022, after previously managing Margate and Maidstone United. It was with was with the latter side that he enjoyed his first real taste of success, as he led them from the Isthmian South to the National League in just four seasons. Saunders’ playing career saw him play for the likes of Margate, Ebbsfleet, Lewes and Maidstone, before hanging up his boots in 2013. How have they been doing? Having eyed up a place in the Play-Offs at various points during the current campaign, it now looks likely that the Angels will once again be plying their trade in tier six again next term, with Saunders’ men currently firmly rooted in a mid-table position. Their record of 49 points from 39 games in admirable enough, with victories over the likes of Bath City evidence of their ability to mix it with the leading sides in the division on their day. Like The Gulls, they will be looking for a response tomorrow, following a 2-1 defeat at Aveley on Monday night. Player to Watch 
Tonbridge fans were delighted with the news earlier this week that skipper Scott Wagstaff has agreed to prolong his stay at Longmead Stadium, having agreed new terms for 2024/25. After a brief trial at Plainmoor, Scott arrived in Kent in October 2022, and at 33 years old, the wealth of experience he gained in making over 30o appearances in the EFL with the likes of Charlton, Bristol City, Gillingham and AFC Wimbledon has been a huge bonus for his younger...Read more
