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The on-loan duo have ‘ongoing issues’ going into this weekend’s Premier League clash at Portman Road.
Harry Zachariou is hoping to keep his squad together after their first campaign in senior football.
The sky is the limit for New Astley Boxing Club fighter as he goes in search of top prize in Newcastle.
The new head coach explains the reasoning behind his decision to take the job on full time.
Summer signing went on to make 41 appearances for AFC Sudbury last season.
Darren Batch and Ned Overbury put on a 177-run partnership in Sudbury’s win at Copdock.
There was no fairy tale ending to Walsham’s impressive Thurlow Nunn League Premier Division campaign.
Josh Curry has now been part of two Blues squads that have gone up to Step 3.
Former Bristol City and Ipswich Town midfielder Cole Skuse reflects on his Bury Town side’s play-off final victory.
The Blues secured their place at Step 3 next season in the most dramatic of circumstances.
The experienced boss guided the Yellows to Step 3 safety with a run of five wins from their last nine games.
Nights such as Tuesday and afternoons like tomorrow are exactly why Taylor Parr was so keen to join Bury Town last summer.
Tom Rothery vows to do everything he can to bring the positive times back to Needham Market.
The Tractor Boys have a number of selection issues for this weekend’s trip to Everton.
The 34-year-old rejoined Haverhill Cricket Club during the winter after spells with Sudbury and Halstead.
They have punched above their weight all season – and now the challenge is to do it one final time.
Ipswich Town boss Kieran McKenna has been discussing how tough life is for promoted sides in the top flight.
The Sweden international has impressed while on loan at Portman Road this season.
Newmarket Cricket Club’s first team will begin the new season at their Dullingham base this weekend.
The new Newmarket-based trainer has previously worked for the likes of Sir Henry Cecil, Andrew Balding and Jeremy Noseda.
