The first unofficial meeting of the league took place with founder members sitting on the grass on Penenden Heath outside The Bull Public House with a pint, Charles Williams, the father of member Ken Williams, had been talking to John Ireland, Chairman of Wolverhampton Wanderers Football Club and as a result of this conversation an invitation was sent to his 12 year old twin grandsons to visit the Molyneux Ground.

Mr Ireland suggested that they should play as much competitive football as possible and that a report of their progress was sent to him - and so the seed was born.

The idea of the league for under 14's began to take shape. Consideration of the boys was and still is of prime importance, to create a spirit of comradeship and to protect them as much as possible from the hurly burly of senior football.

In 1970 after a lot of general discussion a Kent Messenger reporter visited the home of Ken Williams to find out what it was all about, which resulted in a article in the local paper, asking for replies from anyone interested in forming a league. Nine teams eventually registered with the KCFA. A committee was set up consisting of D Terry, B Pearson, Mr & Mrs Holness plus two members from each club. The original line up of officials was:

Vice Presidents consisted of 15 members, amongst them were Vic Hole chairman of Maidstone United F.C. and Miss Jean Oldershaw who kicked off the first match between Maidstone Nomads and Maidstone Bluebirds on the 25th October 1970 and Mr & Mrs Jack Small, former landlord of the Chiltern Hundreds Public House. Jack donated £200 to purchase the first knock out cup and medals. Ken Williams worked for Jack behind the bar, the pub was very much a sports bar where most of Kents sportsmen socialised.

1970 - 9 teams playing at U14 the founder teams were: Aylesford, Harrietsham, Bluebirds, Nomads, 'Y' Minors, Senacre, Sutton Albion, Trojans and Uniques.

1971 - April 22nd was the first cup final held at the Maidstone Athletic Ground, London Road, the finalists were Sutton Albion and 'Y' Nomads. Special Guests included the late Brian Moore (TV Commentator) and Brian Luckhurst, Kent & England Cricketer.

1971/72 - 26 teams kicked off in two divisions

1972/73 - 32 teams kicked off in three divisions

1974/75 - Under 12's started, Ladybird Cup, Indoor five-a-side competition held.

1980/81 - Under 14's had 3 divisions and Under 12's had 2 divisions

1988/89 - Cup finals held at Maidstone Police Headquarters, Sutton Road.

 1989/90 - Under 13's started & Colin Campbell Cup.

1991/92 - Under 13's became 2 divisions

1992/93 - 68 teams now competing in U12, U13 & U14.

1995/96 - Under 15's started & Peter Rees Cup.

2001 - 53 Clubs and 131 teams kick off, website introduced.

2002 - 48 Clubs and 116 Teams kick off,