Craig Tucker is a sports journalist at the KM Group, where he has been covering various aspects of sports since 2012. His work primarily focuses on team sports and the business side of competitive athletics. Craig's insights and articles have been featured in notable publications such as the Times-standard, Suffolk Free Press, and World Wealth Journal, among others.
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Craig Tucker's articles focus predominantly on local sports events and football, with a particular emphasis on the teams Tonbridge, Maidstone United, and Ipswich Town. Given this focus, individuals or organizations related to these clubs may find success in reaching out to him for coverage. Additionally, those involved in organizing FA Cup matches or providing insights into the evolving stories surrounding these teams could also benefit from reaching out to Craig.
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George Batten says Sheppey United players enjoy working hard - even if they don’t realise it.
Hythe Town go into a big FA Vase game full of confidence after an extraordinary 7-3 away win over promotion rivals Lordswood.
Sheppey put 50 points on the board at the weekend - but coach Pete Jones says rivals Dartfordians 2nds got off lightly.
Sittingbourne have let several players go after refreshing the squad following an early-season injury crisis.
Josh Wright dedicated Ebbsfleet's derby win at Maidstone to the supporters after his side went top of National League South on Tuesday night.
Craig Fagan had to change his starting XI for Maidstone’s defeat by Ebbsfleet after two players were caught in traffic on their way to the ground.
Manager Craig Fagan says it’s back to work for Maidstone after losing top spot in National League South.
Highly-rated teenager Freddie Francis has joined Ashford - weeks after going on trial at Premier League Ipswich.
Jayden Davis feels ready to start games for Maidstone United - but says the team comes first.
A break from action is the last thing a rampant Newark Town team want.
