FootballFELIXSTOWE and Walton United manager Paul Adams has issued a rally call to his players as they look for the points that will lift them out of the bottom two in the Premier Division of the Jewson League.

By Elvin King

FELIXSTOWE and Walton United manager Paul Adams has issued a rally call to his players as they look for the points that will lift them out of the bottom two in the Premier Division of the Jewson League.

His team go into their game at Gorleston tomorrow with the following plea ringing in their ears:

"We have a huge mountain to climb but as long as we have a chance to stay up we will continue to try and do our best.

"It won't be easy but it wouldn't be Felixstowe and Walton if it was. The bottom, line is we look doomed but if ever we need to meet a challenge head-on it is now. So my challenge to the players is let's give the last nine games our best shot and if we fail it will not be for lack of effort.

"We owe it to the people who raise funds, administrate and serve the club so well. We must play as though our survival depends on it."

Felixstowe have won just one of their last seven league games although they did get a midweek boost with a splendid 3-1 victory over Bury Town in the semi-final of the Suffolk Premier Cup.

Stowmarket can do neighbours Sudbury Town a favour with a victory against championship contenders Wroxham at Greens Meadow while Ipswich Wanderers will be after points at bottom club Swaffham to keep them away from the drop zone.

Woodbridge should win at Tiptree. The FA Carlsberg Vase semi-finalists are bottom of the current form table with just three points from their last seven games.

In the First Division, Whitton are at Warboys and Hadleigh at Suffolk Senior Cup finalists Haverhill.