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THURLOW NUNN LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION

Alex Neil has rightly received a lot of praise in his time at Norwich City and this week highlighted what a fantastic young manager we have at the helm.

There can never be a bad time to win in football, but last Saturday’s 3-1 defeat of Bournemouth certainly steered the Norwich City ship back towards calmer waters.

After all the off field drama of the last fortnight, the well-timed international break seems to have brought back a sense of decorum to the club.

THURLOW NUNN LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION

It just wouldn’t be Norwich City if the road wasn’t rocky once in a while.

Debenham LC head coach Stuart Reavell has said he needs to restore credibility after Saturday’s selection shambles.

Diss Town boss Ross Potter praised captain Kyle Downes after his two-goal heroics helped his side to a 4-1 win at Stowmarket Town this week.

Diss Town boss Ross Potter says his players have set the benchmark for the rest of the season with their FA Cup display at Wisbech.

If there was ever a cure to the opening day defeat to Crystal Palace, then last Saturday’s 3-1 win in the north east was the perfect tonic.

It proved a short stay in this year’s FA Cup competition for Diss Town and Debenham LC as both were eliminated in the extra preliminary round over the weekend.

Well last Saturday wasn’t quite the return to the Premier League we had all dreamed of.

Ross Potter is adamant Diss Town hold no fear of higher-league Wisbech Town as they aim to create their own FA Cup shock tomorrow.

Debenham LC were forced to settle for a share of the spoils in their Thurlow Nunn League First Division opener as they were held to a 1-1 draw by AFC Sudbury Reserves.

Ross Potter revealed he has whipped his Diss Town troops into shape as he targets an immediate return to the Thurlow Nunn Premier Division.

So the new season is upon us and it’s time for talk of yellow boxes, stand sponsors and dodgy third kits to stop and time for the football to begin.

Adam Burroughs believes he has a point to prove as he aims to make the most of his Diss Town homecoming and fire the club to promotion.

Diss Town are mourning two influential characters who have both passed away in the last week.

Diss Town manager Ross Potter is remaining hopeful of securing a deal to bring midfielder Danny Self back to Brewers Green for the upcoming season.

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