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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.
Recently-appointed bosses eager to entice local players to rejoin Brettsiders.
Godolphin’s leading jockey is still considering which horse he will partner in the first Classic of the season.
Assistant boss Paul Musgrove was full of praise for the performance his side put in against Waltham Abbey.
Bury Town go some way to banishing the disappointment of last season’s semi-final heartbreak.
Newmarket Town manager Michael Shinn is looking to freshen up his squad during the summer.
Needham Market manager Tom Rothery saw enough in Charlie Wood to believe he could thrive with Ipswich Town.
The Blues, who were beaten semi-finalists last term, will play host to Waltham Abbey tomorrow evening.
Ipswich Town Women will be playing in the Championship next season after signing off from a memorable campaign.
Michael Shinn gives his reaction after watching his Newmarket Town side retain their Step 4 status.
Three teams in the county remain in the hunt for promotion from their respective divisions.
