Garth Good wants his Diss Town players to grasp their ‘unexpected’ promotion opportunity via the play-offs by playing ‘without fear’.
The village side will head to Clipbush Park after Cornard United failed to fulfil their final game of the season.
Having completed his 500th game for Diss, Matt ‘Ox’ Richards is hopeful he may be able to carry on long enough to pass his Blues shirt onto his son.
Harleston Town boss Matt Halliday and Nathan Page reflect on the latter breaking the 200-appearance barrier for the Magpies.
Harleston Magpies could be about to lose an England Hockey National League side at the same time as gaining a second female one.
Our Ipswich Town columnist believes manager Kieran McKenna will stay at the club even if the Blues are relegated from the Premier League.
With four of their six play-off run-in matches at Brewers Green Lane, Diss Town boss Garth Good believes the home crowd can act as their ‘12th man’.
Framlingham Town boss Liam Abraham has spoke of his delight at having striker Danny Smith back following an injury that almost stopped him playing.
Diss Town boss Garth Good described Andrew Topping’s first senior Diss Town goal on Tuesday night as reward for the January signing’s hard work.
Ipswich Town fan writer Joey Sadler gives his thoughts on the Blues’ FA Cup shootout exit and their return to Premier League action.
Diss Town boss Garth Good has said the performance against Pinchbeck has to be the benchmark they live up to if they want to remain in the play-offs.
Coach Alex Kelsall is looking for Diss to build upon a ‘proud’ display in a one-point loss at high-flying Newmarket when they host North Walsham II.
Alex Kelsall heaped praise on his Diss players after they halted their losing run at Cantabrigian to lift themselves off the foot of the table.
Diss Town boss Garth Good has described his side’s home form as ‘vital’ in achieving their goal of holding onto a play-off position.
Alex Kelsall says his ‘exceptional’ Diss squad are ready to put ‘their bodies and minds on the line’ to prove they deserve to remain in their league.
Harelston Town boss Matt Halliday is ‘delighted’ to be working with two of his former players after making them his first Magpies signings.
Walsham-le-Willows’ Ian Hubbard feels extra time should be brought back in FA Vase ties after their penalty shootout exit against Whitstable Town.
Rising star Nathan Potter lived up to his ‘Wizard’ nickname as he produced a magical comeback to win the Suffolk Super Series at Stonham Barns Park.
John Adams believes his Harleston Magpies Women’s side should take pride in retaining their top-tier status in the Supers 6s Indoor Championships.
Walsham-le-Willows have had the prize carrot of a third straight home tie in the FA Vase dangled in front of them should they reach the last 16.
