Gurung and Liburd are the latest Rams

Ramsgate have added a new midfielder, as Bivesh Gurung made a move to a new seaside. 

Bivesh came through the Crystal Palace Academy after moving there from Maidstone United, and also had trials with Chelsea. He has also played in Norway for Trysil FK, and in Sweden for Ytterhogdals IK, and came our way in September 2021 when he signed for Margate, for whom he played eleven times.

He moved from Gate back to the Stones, and became a big part of the first team squad over four years with the club before departing in the summer of 2025, and spent time at Folkestone Invicta last season, playing seven times before stepping up a level with Dover Athletic. 

They have also welcomed back Rowan Liburd. Rowan makes a move from Cray Valley PM, for whom he played twenty one times, scoring three goals, as the Millers fought against relegation last season. 

Rowan moved to the Artic Stadium after playing eight times for Aveley. He made the move to Parkside from Chatham Town, where he made thirty nine appearances during the 24-25 season and scored seven goals. That followed eighteen appearances and four goals as he moved to Chatham from Sevenoaks Town midway through the 23-24 campaign. 

Rowan joined Oaks in the summer of 2023, moving from Ramsgate, and his twenty appearances brought five goals. As a Ram, he managed nine goals- including two hat tricks- in nineteen appearances during the second half of the 22-23 season. He joined the Rams after playing a massive part - he's six foot four, so massive in more ways than one- in Cheshunt's unexpected but undoubtedly deserved promotion during the 21-22 campaign. His goals included one in the Premier Semi-Final win over Bishop's Stortford, and he also got a brace at Champions Worthing and three in a thrashing of Corinthian-Casuals. 

Rowan first came to our attention when scoring goals for fun at Billlericay Town nine years ago. That got him a move to Reading, and he went on to also play professionally at Wycombe Wanderers, Stevenage and Leyton Orient. In the National League he played for Guiseley, home of the world's first Harry Ramsden's (we don't know whether he ever sampled their wares) before moving on to Hereford, Dartford and Welling United.