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Bury Town manager Ben Chenery believes Ipswich Town have unearthed another non-League gem, if they sign up reported Ryman League target Dumebi Dumaka.
Suffolk FA Under-18s — who included five Haverhill Rovers youngsters — got their East Anglian Counties Championship campaign off to a flying start with a 5-2 victory over Cambridgeshire FA.
The Haberden home crowd helped to make the difference in Saturday’s 25-11 bonus-point win over Worthing, according to Bury’s playing chairman Terry Sands.
Ipswich Town Official Supporters’ Club members are being offered the chance to fire their questions at the club’s management duo Mick McCarthy and Terry Connor later this month.
NATIONAL LEAGUE TWO SOUTH: Bury St Edmunds 25 Worthing 11
Ben Chenery believes his latest Blues capture — a goalscoring midfielder — can add an exciting new dimension to his Bury Town team.
Bury Town have signed attacking midfielder Ollie Canfer, who left the Blues’ fierce rivals AFC Sudbury only last week.
Bury Town manager Ben Chenery was delighted to see his side get back to winning ways on Saturday, in what he described as a ‘workmanlike’ display at Ram Meadow.
Ryman League Division One North: Bury Town 2 Great Wakering Rovers 0
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Thurlow Nunn League outfit Walsham-le-Willows believe they have come up with a cracking idea to entice people to go to Saturday’s game.
Bury St Edmunds celebrated their first home win in National League Two South on Saturday — and afterwards director of rugby Gavin Hogg praised his players’ application and attitude to put the demons of their biggest defeat of the campaign firmly to bed.
We’ll be lucky to finish seventh at this rate...
Bury Town were unable to cause a cup upset at Ram Meadow as Hemel Hempstead Town put in a slick performance to comfortably seal their progress into the third qualifying round of the FA Cup.
After another raft of nominations were put forward, the list of nominees for this year’s St Edmundsbury Sports Awards has been announced.
Bury Town manager Ben Chenery, whose side have today been drawn at home to National League South side Hemel Hempstead Town in the second qualifying round of the FA Cup on September 26, said he was just relieved to get through after Saturday’s come-from-behind 2-1 win against lower-league Cockfosters.
A brace from centre-back Justin Miller atoned for an early error to send Bury Town through to the second qualifying round of the Emirates FA Cup against lower-league Cockfosters at Ram Meadow.
Chris Wallis has urged his Bury Saints players to stand up to any bullying tactics in their play-off final as they look to write their names into history as ‘the invincibles’.
Long Melford’s new striker Matt Hayden and Cornard United’s recently-appointed manager Chris Tracey spoke to sports editor Russell Claydon to give their views following Melford’s 3-1 FA Vase derby win on Saturday.
