Football

NORFOLK SENIOR CUP

Bury Town goalkeeper Alex Archer is determined to keep his focus on football and end the Blues’ bad run at Bognor Regis Town tomorrow (3pm).

Mark Morsley believes there is a new-found belief within Needham Market that the club can finally achieve their promotion dream this season.

It’s been a long while since us lot in the ‘wild west’ of Suffolk had one of our own in the team (Alan Lee’s emergency cameos aside).

Former AFC Sudbury manager David Batch has returned to his former club to swoop for left-back Jack Wilkinson.

Stuart Crawford conceded Hadleigh United’s failure to build on last season’s title success was a major factor in his decision to resign as boss.

Long Melford manager Jules Mumford insists the pressure will be on Saffron Walden Town when the table-toppers meet on Saturday (3pm).

RYMAN LEAGUE DIVISION ONE NORTH

Haverhill Rovers player-manager Michael Shinn says he has no interest in applying for the vacant manager’s job at AFC Sudbury.

AFC Sudbury moved to within three points of Aveley in the fifth and final play-off spot following a vital 3-1 victory over promotion rivals Soham Town Rangers on Tuesday night.

Long Melford manager Jules Mumford was pleased with his side’s efforts, despite throwing away a two-goal lead ay Swaffham Town.

The man who led Hadleigh United to their greatest ever triumph, winning the Thurlow Nunn League Premier Division last season, has announced his depature from the club.

Bury St Edmunds Rugby Club will look to get 2015 off to the best possible start in wet and muddy conditions today.

AFC Sudbury’s home game against Ware in Ryman League Division One North today has fallen victim to the deluge of overnight rain.

Haverhill Rovers’ Thurlow Nunn League Premier Division encounter against Ipswich Wanderers, set to take place at the New Croft today, has been postponed after a deluge of overnight rain.

Connor Hall, above, is ready to step up and make a difference in Bury Town’s midfield after revealing that only fitness issues kept him consigned to defence earlier in the campaign.

Sunday’s defeat at Reading was a fitting way to end such a miserable year for Norwich City.

Long Melford manager Jules Mumford believes the acquisition of Ashley Sloots could prove pivotal in the Villagers’ Thurlow Nunn League First Division title quest.

Nine-man AFC Sudbury suffered a heart-breaking defeat in Danny Laws’ first outing as caretaker manager on New Year’s Day.

Bury Town’s players were delighted to make a superb start to 2015 as they secured their first away victory of the 2014/15 campaign.