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Gosling gets two-year ban
Wisbech Town striker Tom Gosling has been banned from Ridgeons League football for two years and charged by police with using racially aggravated threatening behaviour for an incident in a league game against Felixstowe and Walton last season.
16 May 2008
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Civic parade for the Trawler Boys
Final preparations are under way for a civic parade to mark Lowestoft Town Football Club's achievement in reaching the FA Vase final at Wembley.
16 May 2008
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 Two reasons to smile for Wonderful Wanderers
AFC Wanderers 4-1 Prince of Denmark: Manager Steve Simpson was celebrating putting one over his former club after AFC Wanderers completed a league and cup double at the weekend.
14 May 2008
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Youngsters bidding for play-off glory
The final of the Ridgeons Youth League play-offs is tonight at Diss Town's ground, 7.45pm kick-off, between Kirkley and Pakefield Youth and Buntingford Town Youth.
13 May 2008
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Hunn: Vase defeat can bring out our best
Lowestoft Town youngster Reece Hunn said the Blues' Wembley FA Vase heartache could help spur them on to greater things next season. Winger Hunn came on as a substitute for Town in the 55th minute for the injured Ross King as the Blues tried to protect their one goal lead courtesy of an 11th minute own goal by Kirkham & Wesham centre-back Phil Thompson.
13 May 2008
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Price plans progress for beaten Blues
Lowestoft Town chairman Geoff Price has vowed to back his managers for a Ridgeons League title push next season as the dust finally settles on the club's historic, if ultimately heartbreaking FA Vase run to Wembley.
13 May 2008
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Town’s Wembley stars set to go on parade
THE heroic Lowestoft Town squad and management are set to parade around the town this Sunday. Praising the Blues for their fantastic achievement in reaching the national FA Vase final - and being just six minutes away from victory - a special street parade has been organised to salute the side that has put the town on the map.
13 May 2008
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Price plans progress for beaten Blues
Lowestoft Town chairman Geoff Price has vowed to back his managers for a Ridgeons League title push next season as the dust finally settles on the club's historic, if ultimately heartbreaking FA Vase run to Wembley.
13 May 2008
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Gallagher praises vase finalists
Joint manager Ady Gallagher praised his Lowestoft players for giving everything they had during Sunday's FA Vase final at Wembley. Courageous blocks and uncompromising defending saw Town come within minutes of a famous Vase win, but in the end Kirkham substitute Matt Walwyn turned the game with two late goals.
12 May 2008
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Godbold: We felt it was going to be our day
Lowestoft Town midfielder Jamie Godbold admitted he thought his side's name was written on the FA Vase - until two sucker punches snatched it cruelly away.
11 May 2008
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Chapman: Cup run brought rivals together
Lowestoft Town joint boss Micky Chapman said he believed his side's fantastic cup run had helped bring Norfolk and Suffolk closer together. Chapman said the fact Norwich City and Ipswich Town fans were singing side by side was a fantastic sideshow to a cruel, cruel day.
11 May 2008
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 Injury-time winner so cruel on Blues
Lowestoft Town 1, Kirkham & Wesham 2: It was a dream for Lowestoft Town to reach Wembley Stadium, a dream to play in the FA Vase final, but it all ended in the most painful way possible – last-minute heartbreak.
11 May 2008
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Victory is top priority for Stock
Russell Stock will be ploughing a lone furrow up front for Lowestoft Town this Sunday, but he admitted dreams of hitting the winner take second place to lifting the Vase.
10 May 2008
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It’s time for us to deliver - Woodrow
Former Norwich City player Richard Woodrow knows the stakes are high as the Lowestoft Town players battle to win a starting place for tomorrow's FA Vase final at Wembley.
10 May 2008
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FA Vase: Mickey hopes for tears of joy
Lowestoft Town joint manager Micky Chapman has promised the Blues are not travelling to Wembley just to enjoy a day out playing football - they have a job to do.
09 May 2008
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 Lowestoft skipper so proud to lead side at Wembley |
| To go or not to go to Togo |
| Lowestoft get a smart new look |
| Guitarist and the Blues |
| Blues aim to end season on greatest high |
| Greens give Premier rivals a huge scare |
| Swaffham hoping for relegation reprieve |
| Pedlars have to win and hope to survive |
| Victory can pose a problem for Kirkley |
| Carrow treat for Canaries of the future |
| Late goal extends title race |
| Six-goal thriller at Mildenhall |
| Wisbech Town to play at Fenland Park |
| Blues show swagger as Wembley beckons |
| Loddon poised to steal title |