HOUSE-HUNTING Aaron Cresswell is ready to settle in Suffolk – something manager Paul Jewell hopes to see more of from any future signings.
IPSWICH Town manager Paul Jewell admits he was surprised to hear that former player Shane O’Connor had criticised him with a strong four-letter expletive on social networking website Twitter.
PAUL Jewell has ruled out re-entering negotiations with Portsmouth over Jason Pearce, Joel Ward and Stephen Henderson – unless the players’ demands change.
PAUL Jewell has admitted he is confident Josh Carson will sign his new deal with Ipswich Town next week – but fellow young gun Tommy Smith might have to wait until the end of the season to have his fate decided.
HOLDERS Bury Town were tonight drawn to play against fellow Ryman League side Leiston in the semi-finals of this season’s LB Group Suffolk Premier Cup.
Former Royal Hospital School pupil Jono Ilori is targeting a place at the World Junior Athletics Championships in July, having been taken under the wing of an ex-Commonwealth Games bronze medallist.
ESSEX wicket-keeper Ben Foakes was named man-of-the-match after he scored a century to lead England to victory in the Third Youth one-day international against Bangladesh today.
Royal Cromer professional Lee Patterson looked ahead to an exciting year for the club after getting his 2012 campaign off to a flying start in the latest Norfolk Golfers Alliance fixture.
HORSEHEATH, one of Britain’s top Point-To-Point courses, begins its three-meeting 2012 programme with its first-ever Sunday fixture, the Cambridgeshire with Enfield Chace-organised event, this weekend.
IPSWICH ‘Sackers’ Witches start their 2012 season with a home clash with Rye House in the League Cup.
SPRINTER MARK Lewis-Francis believes the British crowd can play a big part in his plans to break the second barrier and reach the Olympic final in London.
JOHN Terry has been stripped of the England captaincy for the second time.
GROUNDSMEN from across the Eastern Counties will hear tips straight from the head of Twickenham Stadium during a training day run by Eastern Counties Rugby Union (ECRU).
AFTER an award-winning 2011, Chris Brammer finds out the secret of success at Thomas Wolsey School.
Former Royal Hospital School pupil Jono Ilori is targeting a place at the World Junior Athletics Championships in July, having been taken under the wing of an ex-Commonwealth Games bronze medallist.
ALREADY assured of the Elmy Cycles League Senior Championship, Chelmsford cyclo-cross rider Andy Nichols won the final round at Mistley.