Zak Tamila | 2025/26 Q+A #14 | 14.05.2026 |

Under-23's and Under-18's forward Zak Tamila recaps the 2025/26 season. 

DK: How did you find the season from a personal perspective - arguably a successful one?

ZT: Yeah well to be honest, if you told me that we was going to be that successful in the FA Youth cup, county cup and the league I would have bitten your hand off, but it’s a massive achievement for me and the lads, the second years have been a proper inspiration for me and I have learnt a lot from them all, especially how I carry myself on and off. I surprised myself a lot this season too I made some goals to achieve by the end of the season and I’ve smashed those goals completely so I’ve made myself quite proud.

DK: Can you pick 3 standout games from this season, if so which ones and why?

ZT: The three I would say that are the stand outs from all the rest are the win against Ipswich Wanderers in the league (last minute winner from an u16 Alex B), the semi final win with the u23s where I scored and assisted two massive goals and the last one would be the final with the u23, as a team we made history for the club in the u23s and it was so special.

DK: What’d you make of the season for the U23s? 

ZT: Let’s just say unexpected, we got a goal to finish top 8 by the end of the season and we finished well above that and we are proud to say the least. There was some really special moments during the season and it’s one that I won’t forget for sure.

DK: Plenty of goals for you this season, can you pick 3 that stand out? 

ZT: Yeah well like I said before I set me some goals before the season started and one of them was to score 10+ goals and in the end I scored 20 so I doubled it. But three goals that stood out was my semi final goal to send us through to the final, my first headed goal against Lakenheath at home and another goal against Debenham away to win a cup game.

DK: How special was it to reach the Suffolk Senior Reserve Cup Final, and how proud are you of the run in that competition?

ZT: That will probably be one of those moments that I will remember for a long time, getting through some quite tough games beforehand to then end up in the final is a massive achievement for me and the boys. I’m super proud of all the boys, they definitely deserved it they work super hard week in week out. But we as a team could not have done it without the coaches, they played a massive part in us reaching that final but also doing that well in the league too.

DK: You must be proud to have scored in the Final, a very good strike it was too?

ZT: Yeah it was special and a super proud moment. Yeah it was a great strike on the volley and felt amazing to score in the final. It was a great team worked goal too.

DK: A very historic season for the U18s - how proud are you overall? 

ZT: I’m proud of all the boys involved, I was not really involved in the FA Youth Cup run but to the boys who were they deserved everything they got and should be super proud of it. But as an overall season from getting to the FA cup 1st round, to coming second in the county cup, to winning the league undefeated, it was one season to remember and feels amazing.

DK: An unbeaten U18 League Champion campaign, how does that feel? 

ZT: It feels so good, as a team we work so hard in training and to win the league undefeated is a massive achievement too, doing it was not easy at all.

DK: How does the season rank with your previous years at the club?

ZT: I have been at the club for 6 years already, but this season was something special and again the boys should be super proud of themselves, like I said they deserve everything they achieved. At the end of the day we made history for the club and we as a whole should be proud.

Henry Vieira | 2025/26 Q+A #13 | 14.05.2026 |

Reserves and Under-18's forward Henry Vieira reflects on the season.

DK: How did you find the season from a personal perspective (Res/U18s) - arguably a successful one?

HV: From a personal perspective, I think it has been a decent season for myself. I’ve really enjoyed the football. To be part of the reserves team and the 18s team this year has been brilliant. 

DK: Can you pick 3 standout games from this season, if so which ones and why?

HV: My three standout games this year would have to be Southend in the youth cup. Although we did lose this game, it was so good to be involved in it. It was the game in which we made history for the club so it did feel amazing to be playing in the game. Another stand out game would be the 3-1 win over Wivenhoe away. From a personal perspective, I think this game was very successful. To score the second goal to put us ahead was a brilliant feeling. The last standout game would have to be Stanway Pegasus at home. Winning 5-2 against a play off chasing side was a brilliant result. The game had been 2-2 until the last 20 minutes, so for the team to score 3 goals at the end of the match was amazing.

DK: What'd you make of the season for the Reserves? 

HV: Last season for the reserves, definitely wasn’t as successful as hoped for, however there are definitely lots of positives to take from it. There were definitely games in which we were the better side but just couldn’t get the 3 points over the line. We did however have some great games beating teams at the higher end of the table.

DK: What did you make of your first season of step 6 football?

HV: Going into my first season in step 6, I really did not know what to expect. It was definitely the biggest challenge I have faced so far, especially against the stronger teams in the league. I think I underestimated the physicality side of the league which I now know is a huge factor, so that was hard to get used to at first. It is a very competitive league, but I think that did make me really enjoy playing football.

DK: A very historic season for the U18s - how proud are you overall? 

HV: It has definitely been a successful year for the 18s team. Managing to win the league unbeaten was a great achievement for us. It was definitely a huge challenge, some weeks we definitely did not play our best football but as long as we got the 3 points was all that mattered. I think the standout was the run in the FA youth cup. It was amazing to make history for the club and I know the boys were really proud of that. it was amazing to see so many people turn up to the games which I think really helped us. It was definitely a shame to not win the county cup this year but it gives us a target for next season.

DK: What are your targets for next season?

HV: My targets for next year are to win the league again. To definitely win the county cup, I think this is a huge target for everyone as we know how much it hurt to lose in the final and to reach the first round proper of the fa youth cup again. 

Charlie Skinner | 2025/26 Q+A #12 | 13.05.2026 |

Charlie Skinner | 2025/26 Q+A #12 | 13.05.2026 |

Reserves and Under-18's Goalkeeper Charlie Skinner recaps the 2025/26 season.

DK: How did you find the season from a personal perspective (Res/U18s) - arguably a successful one?

CS: I feel like I had a decent season from a personal perspective this year. Yes I would say a successful year for the 18s winning the league and also a good competitive year for reserves. 

DK: Can you pick 3 standout games from this season, if so which ones and why?

CS: U18s first round FA Youth Cup, this is a big stand out game due to it being a great achievement for us. U18s semi final of county cup, this one because of making it to a county cup final twice in a row. Reserves Wroxham reserves away this was a stand out game due to us being there first loss all season.

DK: What'd you make of the season for the Ressies?

CS: It was a tough season overall and I think we were definitely disappointed with how it went this year. 

DK: A very historic season for the U18s - how proud are you overall?

CS: Yes a very good year for the 18s being undefeated in the league and having great cup runs so very proud of the lads.

DK: How special was it being part of that impressive FA Youth Cup run, the best the club's ever had?

CS: Yes very special to be apart of the FA Youth Cup run and to do it with these lads as well was amazing achievement for us all but was a big shame to of missed the second round proper due to injury. 

DK: Where do you think this season ranks within your previous seasons at the club?

CS: Right at the very top definitely one of the best seasons I’ve played both personally and with the team but that credit to the lads I played with. 

DK: Similarly, how'd you summarise your time at the club?

CS: It’s been amazing loved every second of it I feel I have improved so much since joining but that comes down to the incredible coaches I’ve had throughout the 2 years and also met great lads along the way.

DK: Unfortunate to not quite retain the Suffolk Midweek Cup, but you must be otherwise proud of that run?

CS: Yes it was a good run and proud to of got back two back finals in this competition but was very disappointing to of not retained it.

DK: An unbeaten U18 League Champion campaign, how does that feel?

CS: Yes feels very good to of gone through the season with no losses in the league and am so proud of the lads.

DK: Can you recall a few saves that you made this season that stand out?

CS: I would say Wroxham away I made a few big saves to keep a clean sheet and win us the game but if I was to pick one it would be a top bins saves against FC Peterborough. 

DK: You've kept a good clean sheet ratio this season, many stand out to you?

CS: Yes I think all of the FA Youth cup ones stand out but if I had to pick one it would be Fakenham in the youth cup made a few big saves.

DK: A largely unchanged team over the previous seasons, how much has that consistency and togetherness played a part in the success?

CS: Yes the consistency has played a big part in the success from the last 2 years and what helps is how close we all are as a team and I think this shows on the pitch.

Harlyn Palmer | 2025/26 Q+A #11 | 12.05.2026 |

Reserves and Under-18's winger Harlyn Palmer looks back at the 2025/26 season.

DK: How did you find the season from a personal perspective (Res/U18s)?

HP: Yeah even though my season was cut short in January I think I have a good half season and I’ve enjoyed it a lot.

DK: Can you pick 3 standout games from this season, if so which ones and why?

HP: I would say for me the FA Youth Cup game against Billericay as we got into the first round proper for the first time in the clubs history the second game I’d say is the game we had against Bristol City academy even though they were a year younger we still dominated a top academy side and it was also a good experience, lastly I'd probably say the FA Youth Cup game vs Lowestoft we came into the game after beating them in the county cup the year before so we know they would’ve wanted to get one back on us but we ended up winning the game quite comfortably with a good performance.

DK: You scored some big goals this season, can you pick a few that stand out?

HP: Yeah I scored a couple in the FA Youth Cup but the one that stood out the most was the one against Billericay which earned us first round proper.

DK: How do you think this season ranks within your previous seasons at the club?

HP: Yeah I’m not sure to be fair because obviously last season we had the county cup final win which also made history for the club but then this season we got to the second round proper of the FA Youth Cup and also got to the county cup final which unfortunately I was still injured so I couldn’t play but still 2 very good seasons which are hard to choose from.

DK: Similarly, how'd you summarise your time at the club?

HP: Yeah I’ve found the past 4 years really good 2 EJA seasons and 2 academy seasons but I think I’ve improved a lot as a player and have also made some good memories and new mates.

DK: What'd you make of the season for the Reserves?

HP: Overall a bit of a disappointing season for the reserves because I think we played well in pretty much every game but just couldn’t get the results. I thought we started the season quite well but ended quite poorly.

DK: A very historic season for the U18s - how proud are you overall?

HP: Yeah a really good season again for the U18s reaching the second round proper and the final of the county cup again and I’m proud of the club for being able to reach that.

DK: How special was it being part of that impressive FA Youth Cup run, the best the club's ever had?

HP: It was really special obviously coming short losing 3-0 to a good Southend side in the second round proper but it also created good opportunities for me like going out on trial to Coventry and also for the rest of the team.

DK: Unfortunate to not quite retain the Suffolk Midweek Cup, but you must be otherwise proud of that run?

HP: Yeah it’s annoying not to retain the midweek cup but still a massive achievement reaching the final 2 years in a row.

DK: A largely unchanged team over the previous seasons, how much has that consistency and togetherness played a part in the success?

HP: It’s played a massive part we’ve all grown so much as players and people and I think that’s created good togetherness within the squad which probably links with why we’ve had so much success. 

Joe Neal | 2025/26 Q+A #10 | 12.05.2026 |

Striker Joe Neal recaps the 2025/26 season. 

DK: Overall, how did you find the season from a personal perspective?

JN: Overall I think I had a good season performance wise this season. I feel like I contributed well to the team with performances, goals and assists. However it was also a frustrating season with the few little injuries I had that kept me out for a period of time. I would’ve also like to get a few more goals than I did, however overall I was pleased. 

DK: Plenty of goals in your first season at the club, can you pick 3 that stand out most?

JN: Yeah a few goals to choose from but as I said before I would’ve liked a few more to pick from. One that stands out the most is definitely Bury at home. I think that was my best goal this season, and with it being on my birthday and in a local derby with a big win, that was definitely number one. Another couple that stood out would be St Ives away, it was a good team goal and a finish I was pleased with. Also Bromsgrove away, It was my first of the season so one that got me going and ready to kick on and score more. 

DK: Equally can you pick 3 games in general that stood out to you?

JN: Bury at Home is definitely the game that stands out the most. A local derby win on my birthday, with a goal and MOTM, couldn’t have asked for much more. Another one that stands out is definitely Stourbridge away. Having to go back there on a Wednesday night after the postponement before and getting a big win to help keep our play off hopes alive was big and a great feeling! Final game that stands out to me would be Halesowen at home. Another game where everything clicked for the whole team. A good convincing 3-0 win with a goal to top it off too. Big mentions to the Suffolk cup final and Spalding at home. 2 games where I wasn’t involved on the pitch but stand out massively performance wise from the boys. 

DK: A very good FA Cup run this season, what are your thoughts looking back?

JN: Yeah it was definitely a good run. We were very close to getting to the first round proper, being knocked out by a higher league opposition who at the time were unbeaten at home and flying in their respective league. I think we can wake great pride in our run we had and take it into next season and hopefully get to that first round proper. 

DK: A first Premier Cup triumph for you, how good did that feel?

JN: Unreal feeling! I’ve played in the competition a few times now and to finally win it was a great feeling. It’s actually my first silverware at non league football so that adds to it too! 

DK: A very professional Premier Cup run as well, winning it in style?

JN: Yeah for sure. To win the competition is obviously great and was a goal of ours at the start of the season, but to do it without conceding a goal is a real achievement so credit to the boys. 

DK: Looking at the league campaign, obviously ended in gutting circumstances but there must be a lot of pride to have still finished towards the top end?

JN: Yeah 100%! I think the overriding feeling on the final day was disappointment and frustration after missing out on the plays off the way we did. But as you said, we can take great pride from finishing where we did. I think after the late loss away at Worcester, a lot of people would’ve counted us out. But to go 6 games unbeaten and get us into the position we were in can leave us feeling that pride that you mentioned. 

DK: How do you reflect overall on the league campaign?

JN: Pretty similar to what I said above really. Definitely proud of the team and what we did, getting so close to play offs and winning the Suffolk cup. However there is that frustration of missing out on our goal of getting into the playoffs, something we knew we should’ve and probably deserved to achieve. 

DK: Would you still class the season, overall, as a successful one?

JN: I think so yeah, our goals were to win the Suffolk cup and get play offs. Although we didn’t manage to achieve the later, we finished the 2nd highest the club has ever finished in this league, and were right there in touching distance of the play offs. 

 

DK: What targets do you have next season - both personally and as a team?

JN: Personally I have the same targets I always try to set myself of 20+ goals. That’s something I like to set so I have a goal to work towards. As a team, I think it will be the same as before. Retaining the Suffolk cup and pushing for play offs as a minimum will be our goals I’m sure. 

DK: After a long season, you must be looking relishing the off season, or are you not much of a fan?

JN: Yeah obviously it’s nice to have a break and get away on some holidays, but it does get to a point where I personally get a little bored without football! With us having such a good group of lads, it makes going to training and games so enjoyable so going without it for a while does get a bit boring, but yeah putting your legs up and going to get some sun is also nice.

Keiran Morphew | 2025/26 Q&A #9 | 12.05.2026 |

Keiran Morphew | 2025/26 Q&A #9 | 12.05.2026 |

Club captain and defender Keiran Morphew reflects on the 2025/26 campaign.

DK: Overall, how did you find the season from a personal perspective?

KM: Yea I think there were changes outside the pitch that made it feel as professional as we have ever had it at Needham and I have enjoyed this season almost as much as last season.

DK: You must be overall proud of the last few seasons for the club?

KM: The last few seasons have been unreal, probably since I was 26/27, every year has been wicked.

DK: Another very good FA Cup run this season, what are your thoughts looking back?

KM: It wasn’t bad, disappointing we didn’t make the first round proper but it is what it is.

DK: Five Premier Cup triumphs in six years, a very impressive record that no doubt spurs you on for more?

KM: Absolutely, I would love to hit double figures!

DK: A clean sheet throughout the Premier Cup as well, winning it in style?

KM: We had as tough a run this season as I can ever remember so to do it without conceding is impressive!

DK: Looking at the league campaign, obviously ended in gutting circumstances but there must be a lot of pride to have still achieved our second highest step 3 finish?

KM: We played some of the best performances I have seen from a Needham side as well, shame we didn’t make play offs but we will aim to do better this year.

DK: How do you reflect on the league campaign?

KM: Lacked a little consistency around Christmas and afterwards but overall I thought it was enjoyable.

DK: Evidently this club is in your DNA, so it must feel even more special to be captain during this great period for the club?

KM: I have always loved being the captain of the club and the role has been made a pleasure because of everyone involved during that period.

DK: What targets do you have next season - personally and as a team?

KM: To enjoy the season as much as we have this year!

DK: After a long season, you must be looking relishing the off season, or are you not much of a fan?

KM: Yes I absolutely love the off season, partying and playing 7-side with Suffolk's best players.

Tevan Allen | New Signing Interview | 19.05.2026 |

Tevan Allen talks about his return to Needham.

DK: How excited are you to be back? 

TA: I’m over the moon to be back if I’m honest! 

DK: Must feel like you never left, given a season isn't really a long time? 

TA: It’s a weird one because it was a season but because of the achievement it felt longer! After watching the boys in the final I feel like it’s going to feel different but in a good way so hopefully it does feel like I’ve never left.

DK: You enjoyed two really good seasons with us before, which you must be relishing more?

TA: I think personally the year I joined was my best personal performance in my career and I’m hoping to do it again and hopefully surpass that.

DK: Speaking more about your last season with us, you must be aiming to get back to step 2?

TA: Step 2 just felt like everything I’d ever wanted from my career so the aim is to get back there and stay there! 

DK: Since you left, you've gone onto to secure another league title, with some familiar faces, which must've been good?

TA: Last year regardless of what it looks like now was such a big achievement with a special group of players and Kev who’s a special manager! 

DK: Where would you rank your 2 years with us within your career so far? 

TA: Not just saying this because I’m making my return but I’ve told the boys the time I had at Needham was the best time of my career so far and when speaking to Tom I told him it feels like home. So definitely the best.

DK: What are your targets for the season ahead?

TA: I’ll always strive to be better so I want for myself more goals and for the team, promotion!

Ben Smith | 2025/26 Q+A #8 | 11.05.2026 |

Ben Smith | 2025/26 Q+A #8 | 11.05.2026 |

Reserves defender Ben Smith looks back on the season.

DK: How did you find the season from a personal perspective?

BS: Another season full of ups and downs mate a great season again for my development with the lads but plenty of downs too but that’s football you learn from every season you have.

DK: Can you pick 3 standout games from this season, if so which ones and why?

BS: The first one would be the win at Wivenhoe was absolutely key to the season it was a massive win to give us a boost when we needed it, the midweek 1-0 win away at Wroxham was also so good the fight the lads showed to hold out for a massive 3 points and a clean sheet from a defensive pov was even better and the last one even though we ended up losing the game was KPR at home it was a mental game which we led right up until the dying moments and for the to have to bring on an ex prem player to score the goals just shows the heart these boys had for young lads.

DK: How do you think this season ranks within your previous seasons at the club?

BS: It’s another season right at the top for me mate obvious the seasons where I could play 18’s and go on cup runs and league runs would maybe rank slightly higher but to be involved in one of the best ressies teams theres been means it ranks highly.

DK: Similarly, how'd you summarise your time at the club?

BS: Mate I’ve loved my time at the club the last 8 years have been so good I’ve loved every minute the coaches have been top dollar the lads I’ve met and made friends for life so the club will forever hold an important place in my life it’s the place that’s let me develop to become the player i have become today.

DK: What'd you make of the season for the Reserves - team wise?

BS: Like I’ve said in previous answers it was an up and down season for the ressies with some very good results but also a run of games that let us down massively which we knew at the time we’d let ourselves down. 

DK: As one of the more longer serving players in the Academy, how pleasing has it been to see the development within the team?

BS: The development throughout the years has been incredible mate the lads have grown and grown into great players they’ll all go on to have great careers I’m sure.

DK: What's the one major takeaway thought for you from this season?

BS: Another great season for development mate some ups and downs but to finish my time at Needham in this way was great the clubs great and wish everyone nothing but the best in the future.

DK: There's a lot of togetherness within the squad, how much has it become like a family - even with the direct family you have in the team?! 

BS: I don’t even attend the college anymore but on match days it feels like I’m with the lads every day it’s a great group and of course with brad in there playing alongside your brother is always special it’s been a great year though looking forward to the future. 

Olly Bowman | 2025/26 Q+A #7 | 11.05.2026 |

Olly Bowman 11.05.2026

Under-18's and U23's player Olly Bowman discusses the season.

DK: How did you find the season from a personal perspective (U23s/U18s) - arguably a successful one?

OB: Yeah I think it was definitely a successful season, top scorer for the 23s is a good feeling and of course winning the league at 18s and 2 separate cup finals tells you all you need to know!

DK: Can you pick 3 standout games from this season, if so which ones and why?

OB: I’d definitely say Woodbridge 23s in the semis, although not my best game from being 3-0 down at half time to winning 4-3 to take us to the final was special. I’d also say Stow 23s at home, even though we were soundly beaten it was my first minutes back from my long injury and it just felt unreal to be back playing (was nice to score too!) And finally id say Felixstowe away last game of the season, although not our best performance it was our last game together and our last 18s game ever so it was a very special night to cap off 2 unbelievable years.

DK: What'd you make of the season for the U23s?

OB: All things considered a really good season for us 23s especially considering the place we were in last year compared to now, finishing 5th this year is good but I feel and think most of the other feel we could’ve done better but reaching the cup final is an excellent achievement for us and I’m so proud of the boys.

DK: I believe you finished top scorer for the U23s, which you must be proud of?

OB: Yeah I did end up finishing top scorer for the 23s which is of course something I’m very proud of, always good to score goals and contribute to the team in that regard.

DK: How special was it to reach the Suffolk Senior Reserve Cup Final, and how proud are you of the run in that competition?

OB: Yeah it was very special, I believe it’s the first time the u23s had got there so that makes it that even more bit impressive for us and I’m so proud of the run even if it wasn’t meant to be in the final.

DK: A very historic season for the U18s - how proud are you overall?

OB: Yeah very happy all things considered, I think we’re all a bit tilted by the cup final result against Leiston but on the night they probably deserved it, winning the league is fantastic however and our historic FA youth cup run is even more impressive so yeah very happy.

DK: An unbeaten U18 League Champion campaign, how does that feel?

OB: Feels amazing to be honest, we all knew we were capable of something like that with the talent we had but there’s nothing harder in football than winning a league title over the course of a whole season and doing it unbeaten is almost unheard of so yeah extremely happy and proud.

DK: How did you find it playing different roles between the U23s and U18s?

OB: It’s two very different styles of football you know, at 18s everyone’s the same age similar builds so it’s more of a total football approach, you see more of the nicer side of football whereas with u23s it’s basically men’s football so you get the more ugly side but I enjoy both you know so it suited me. Of course I also played on the wing for the 23s whereas for 18s I was a fullback so that was different as well having to adapt and change my mindset was difficult but a good challenge and definitely made me more adaptable and all rounded.

DK: Can you recall a few goals that you scored this season that stand out?

OB: The one the comes to mind first is mine against Stow at home which I previously mentioned, I only played 15 mins that day on my first game back from injury and the ball was sprayed out to me, I touched it down, did a drag back to beat my man and then wrapped it far corner. Just an amazing feeling to score on my first game back after 3/4 months out.

DK: How does the season rank with your previous years at the club? 

OB: On a personal development note this has been my best year at the club, I’ve been here 3 years now and I can easily say I’ve developed as a player and as a person the most this year, however it’s really a toss up between this year and last for which has been my favourite season, I’ve absolutely loved my time at Needham so far and couldn’t ask for a much better group of lads to have gone through it all with!

Liam Pearce | New Signing Interview | 23.05 |

New Signing Liam Pearce discusses joining the Marketmen.

DK: Can you give us an insight into your career so far?

LP: I began my football at Ipswich Town, before joining AFC Sudbury at the age of 13 and have been there ever since. I really enjoyed my 2 seasons in the first team and played with some great players, some of whom I will be joining this season! A notable achievement that stands out in my career so far was winning the national cup in 2023, scoring in the final in a 3-0 win. It was a brilliant team and a special cup run. 

DK: How did joining Needham come about?

LP: I had a few messages from the lads at Needham after we played them in the home fixture saying that Tom would be interested, so I was instantly excited to learn more about the opportunity. After a meeting with Tom it was a no-brainer.

DK: Why'd you want to join Needham?

LP: Seeing how professional the set up and facilities are at the club was really appealing. I know Needham is a big club in the area and are an exciting team, so was very excited to learn more and it did not disappoint. I have heard many good words about the staff so looking forward to meeting and working with them. 

DK: How much of the club in general and squad did you know already?

LP: Having played against Needham many times in my youth I am familiar with the club. Training sessions with Luke Betts are something I have always enjoyed, so I know him well. Other than a couple of the lads who i’m excited to meet and play with, I know everyone else! Whether that be from my time at Sudbury or just from football in general. 

DK: What can the fans expect from you?

LP: I think from me the fans can expect hard work and passion, something that I have always credited myself for. Whatever happens in the game, I won’t stop running! I am buzzing to play in front of the Needham fans, having watched a few Needham games and played against them, I know they are the best fans around! 

DK: How'd you describe yourself as a player?

LP: As a player I would describe myself as again hard working, a good vision and an eye for goal. Having played in practically every position other than in goal last season, I would also say i’m quite versatile! Being left footed I like cutting in and having a shot, cross or a pass to play someone through. 

DK: What targets, personally and for the team, do you have for next season?

LP: On a personal note it would be good to improve on my stats from my previous season and help the team as much as possible. For the team I think it would be brilliant to win the Suffolk Premier Cup again, and also have a good cup run such as the FA Cup. A huge target for the team has to be getting back to Step 2. This is something that is very important to the fans and the club as a whole, so I can assure that we will do everything we can to make that happen! I’m buzzing to join such an amazing club and can’t wait to play in front of the fans and with my new teammates!