Bury St Edmunds Sport

Martin Lambert explains why he thinks sacking manager Paul Cook was the right decision and gives the key characteristic he wants to see this weekend.

It was a good weekend for the likes of AFC Sudbury, Stowmarket Town and Newmarket Town while two Suffolk sides shared eight goals at Lakenheath.

Bury came up just short against joint National League 2 South leaders Esher in an entertaining match which marked one player's 100th appearance.

Chris winds the clock back 30 years to a time when the sport became polarised between specimen carp anglers and match anglers.

Edward Seaman discusses one of the biggest problems City's new manager faces in his bid to keep the Canaries in the Premier League.

Jacob Ford takes his Bury St Edmunds into this weekend's home game with the joint leaders accepting they are far from the finished article yet.

Trevor Collins will not let standards slip as he looks to maintain Walsham-le-Willows' strong start in a bid for a club record high finish.

Martin Lambert gives his thoughts on a disappointing performance against the bottom side but also a player who caught his eye and the 'wow goal'.

Bury St Edmunds-based Long Melford CC player speaks about his appointment to the Suffolk CCC Ladies post.

Needham Market will host a top tier non-league side in the next round of the FA Trophy while Kevin Horlock reflects on making it a club record run.

The weather impacted the local football programme but there were still plenty of sides celebrating, including Needham Market and Haverhill Rovers.

Ben Robinson's second-half header saw Newmarket Town to a 2-1 home win over Walsham-le-Willows at the Tristel Stadium.

Lakenheath have completed the signing of a forward from their local rivals while also sending another back to his former club.

Members come together to remember a positive 2021 campaign.

Wolfpack's head coach preparing to visit his former club.

Ipswich Town loanee Ross Crane scored twice on his Bury Town return – and is determined to keep showing a newly developed side to his game.

Bury Town manager Ben Chenery reflects on his side's latest performance at the Denny Bros Ram Meadow Stadium.

Recent defeats to Sunderland and Rotherham must force manager into action.

Suffolk's sole remaining team in the Buildbase FA Vase, Lakenheath, will have home advantage against a lower-league outfit in the third round.

Here is how the Step 3-6 sides under the Suffolk News umbrella fared at the weekend.