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SPORTSMANS DINNERDue to unforeseen circumstances, the Sportsmans evening with Micky Quinn will now be 22nd April 2010 January 200 Club draw£200 Peter and Sally Kemp£100 Peter Douglas£50 Michael Brothers Needham Market V LeistonFC POSTPONED due to unfit pitch Blues go second as they unseat JockeysA first half goal from Neil Calver and a goal each coming from returning players Lee McGlone and Danny Cunningham was enough to comfortably win through at Newmarket Town. 
Lee McGlone on the score sheet in todays gameGOLDY HITS A TON
Central Defender and fans favourite Mark Goldfinch made his 100th League Appearance for Leiston Football Club during yesterday's win over Dereham Town. Mark, in his fourth season at the club, became the 13th player to reach the 100 landmark. In his 100 games he has notched 3 goals.Sillett brace shoots down the Magpies
James Spink presenting man of the match award to Neil Calver
NEWMARKET COACH
There will be a coach for the Newmarket away game on Saturday 27th February departing the LTAA at 11.30am and picking up in Ipswich at 12.15pm. Following the game we will be stopping in Newmarket for a few drinks before heading back to Ipswich then onto Leiston. Anyone wishing to stop on in Ipswich may do so but the coach will be leaving immediately for Leiston after the initial stop. WISBECH TOWN 0 LEISTON FC 1A SOLITARY GOAL FROM LEON OTLEY-GOOCH WAS ENOUGH TO WIN THROUGH AT WISBECH HEAD MAKES 50
Congratulations to skipper David Head who completed his 50th League game in the 1-0 win over Debenham LC last week. David has notched three League goals in his fifty games. Leiston FC 1 Debenham LC 0 LEISTON FC 1 STANWAY ROVERS 1
<<MATCH REPORT>> Michael Brothers  Congratulations to Michael Brothers who completed his 50th League appearance during Saturday's home win over Newmarket Town. Leiston FC 2 Newmarket Town 1 A 94th Minute winner from Mark Goldfinch saw Leiston take all three points from a hard working Newmarket side. <<Match Report >> Leiston Appoint New Assistant ManagerLeiston Football Club are pleased to announce that David Burrows has joined Leiston FC as Assistant Manager to Carl Chenery. David, (aka Bunty) is a well respected figure in the local non league scene and has once again joined up with his old colleague Carl. Having played together at Lowestoft Town and in the successful Sunday Carlsberg Cup team they also briefly played together at Leiston in the then Jewson league so they are well aware of each other’s capabilities. More recently they were both at Kirkley & Pakefield and were instrumental in the rise of Kirkley & Pakefield in the Ridgeons Premier Division. Club Chairman Andy Crisp also has a good relationship with David and on behalf of all at Leiston FC would like to wish him all the best as he rejoins the Victory Road club in his new role. Former Assistant Manager David Head has been reinstated as club Captain and is pleased with Burrow’s appointment. David added, “I still see my role at the club as a player and would like to concentrate on playing football at this level for a few more seasons yet. There is plenty of time to manage and that is certainly something I would like to do in the future. I feel I have a few good years left to offer on the pitch before making the switch to the sidelines”.
MCGLONE BRACE SEES BLUES END BARREN RUN ELY CITY 1 LEISTON FC 3
A Lee McGlone brace and a goal coming from Shane Wardley saw Leiston overcome Ely in poor weather conditions <<MATCH REPORT>> FIRST TEAM FRIENDLY
The First Team have lined up a friendly away at Diss Town for Tuesday 19th January, kick off 7.45pm. This is of course subject to the weather. Our thanks to Robert Taylor and Diss Town for the arrangements.
BROTHER'S EXTENDS CONTRACT
Michael Brothers has put pen to paper tonight and extended his contract with the club until the end on next season.
BERRY GOES OUT ON LOANPaul Berry has gone on loan to Felixstowe & Walton until the end of the season. The club would like to thank Paul and wish him the best for the rest of the season FIRST TEAM GAME AT ELY IN DOUBTNo sooner has the snow relented we now have the problem of waterlogging. Currently the Ely City Unwin Ground is free of snow but like most places, is now encountering waterlogging. The forecast for tomorrow (Friday) is favourable with no rain forecast and highs of 7 degrees but there may still be the need of a pitch inspection Saturday morning. YOUTH FIXTUREThe scheduled Ridgeons Youth Central Division top of the table clash at Walsham tonight (14/01/10) has been postponed due to the adverse weather conditions. RE-ARRANGED FIRST TEAM FIXTURESFollowing the cancellation of several fixtures, the following have now been re-arranged as shown below; Wednesday 3rd February: Leiston v Debenham LC Tuesday 2nd March: Needham Market v Leiston Saturday 17th April: Leiston v Wivenhoe Town GAMES OFFFIRST TEAM GAME AGAINST DEBENHAM HAS BEEN POSTPONEDThe Youths Central Division fixture away at Stowmarket this evening (07/01/10) has been postponed due to the snow. Also, the Reserves planned Ridgeons Reserve (North) League fixture at Debenham this Saturday has been postponed due to the adverse weather conditions. The game has yet to be re-scheduled. SUSPENSIONSFollowing his tenth yellow card during the match at Kirkley on Boxing Day, winger Danny Cunningham must now serve a two game ban. Weather permitting he will miss the trip to Ely on January 16th and the home fixture against Newmarket Town the following week. Midfielder Neil Calver who was sent off at Wivenhoe in November has now served his three game ban and is available for selection this weekend (weather permitting). BLUES ANNOUNCE NEW PHYSIO Leiston FC are pleased to announce the arrival of John Bray as our new Physio. Jon who lives and runs his own practice in Saxmundham has come over following the departure of Ian Jenkins.
John comes with a wealth of experience has been on the Ridgeons scene before at Needham Market and is keen to come aboard and treat players at the club on a weekly basis.
John also has strong connections with Woodbridge Rugby Club.
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