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Russell Claydon
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Sports Editor, Suffolk Free Press
Bury St
Beats
NFL)Covers: Sports (most specifically
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Bury St Edmunds add Will Jarman, Ben Harris and Harry Gallian to squad for 2025 East Anglian Premier League season
By Russell Claydon Verified|Bury Free PressVerifiedJosh Cantrell believes ‘some fantastic additions’ to his Bury St Edmunds squad can thrust them into contention to end the club’s 19-year wait for a third Thurlow Nunn East Anglian Premier League title. A late season slump saw The Victory Ground outfit finish down in seventh last season, but their winter recruitment has left their captain full of optimism ahead of tomorrow’s home season-opener with Ashmanhaugh & Barton Wanderers (11am).
Bury Town boss Cole Skuse admits title chase looks to be over after 0-0 home draw with Redbridge in their ‘flattest performance of the season’
By Russell Claydon Verified|Bury Free PressVerifiedCole Skuse described Bury Town’s 0-0 draw at home to mid-table Redbridge as their ‘flattest performance of the season’ and admitted it realistically leaves them fighting for home advantage in the play-offs. The second-placed Blues had seen gone into the game having seen Pitching In Isthmian League North Division leaders Brentwood Town record a 2-1 home win against seventh-placed Tilbury last night. It saw their play-off place confirmed but also extended the gap to the summit to eight points.
Bury St Edmunds add Will Jarman, Ben Harris and Harry Gallian to squad for 2025 East Anglian Premier League season
By Russell Claydon Verified|Bury Free PressVerifiedJosh Cantrell believes ‘some fantastic additions’ to his Bury St Edmunds squad can thrust them into contention to end the club’s 19-year wait for a third Thurlow Nunn East Anglian Premier League title. A late season slump saw The Victory Ground outfit finish down in seventh last season, but their winter recruitment has left their captain full of optimism ahead of tomorrow’s home season-opener with Ashmanhaugh & Barton Wanderers (11am).
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Suffolk Free Press
Britain's oldest newspaper, owned by Iliffe Media.
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