End of Season Review 2021-22
It has been a significant year for the association with the restart and completion of an entire season for the first time in two years. Kent football has bounced back superbly from the challenges of the pandemic, and credit must go to the club and league officials who have worked tirelessly to ensure that football has continued to thrive.
It gives us great pleasure to share our End of Season Review for 2021/22, completing the first year of our three-year strategy, Play, Protect, Promote, which details the fantastic work that has taken place across Kent.
You can download our full End of Season Review 2021/22 below.
Alternatively, you can watch this short video:
Darryl Haden, Kent FA CEO, said: "It has been a pleasure to work with our Board, council, colleagues and stakeholders over the last year to restart football, grow participation, enhance safeguarding standards, improve pitches and facilities and support volunteers in football throughout the county. I am proud to celebrate all that we have been able to achieve together. We would also like to thank our Digital Media Partner, Sleeping Giant Media, who helped us bring the strategy and end-of-season review to life through video. We are so grateful for your continued support."
The work doesn't stop there. We are passionate about the grassroots game in Kent and believe that football should be accessible to everyone in every capacity, whether playing, coaching, refereeing, or volunteering. As we head into the 2022/23 season, we will continue to drive this strategy forward.
Find out how by watching the video below:
Denise Richmond, Kent FA Chair is excited for the what the future of Kent football commenting “It is an exciting time for Kent football. Having exceeded our expectations this past season, we are now well placed to build on that for a successful next season. Our active participants and spectators are growing, along with the number of match officials we are recruiting. Taking advantage of WEURO 2022, we will also ensure our provision for women and girls will grow, along with the specialist skills to support our coaches and other volunteers. We would like to thank our grassroots community for all their support throughout last season and we look forward to working with you again in 2022/23.”