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Tue 31 January 23 : Leiston v Ilkeston : ko 7 45
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This month has to be the most important and exciting month of the season. We had six fixtures that looked like making or breaking our challenge to get into the playoffs. Now we have an additional fixture on the last day of the month against another of our rivals.
Following our draw at Mickleover we have four matches against teams in the lower half of the table; Rushden. Kings Langley, Hednesford and St Ives. We then play rivals Coalville on Jan 28 and now Leiston on Jan 31st
January month matches ;
Mon 02 Jan Mickleover Away 1-1
Sat 07 Jan Rushden & Diamonds Home
Sat 14 Jan Kings Langley Away
Tue 17 Jan Hednesford Town Away
Sat 21 Jan St Ives Town Away
Sat 28 Jan Coalvillle Town Home
Tue 31 Jan Leiston Away
By the end of January we should know whether we have a chance of getting into the playoffs or if it’s going to be a season of consolidation.
Finally, travelling all the way to Leiston for a night match is the ultimate test of commitment and dedication for our supporters and I wouldn't be surprised if we had a full bus.
Leiston Away - 31st January
Bus leaves Ground 12:00, Market 12:05, Kirk Hallam 12:10
Due to driving times there will be a stop off on route. We have decided to leave early should we encounter any road works or traffic.
07840 343 707 is the number to use to book on.
£25 Adult
£16 Age 15 and under.
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If we get to Leiston early maybe we could have a seaside visit. The resort of Aldeburgh is only 4 miles away.
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Re: Tue 31 January 23 : Leiston v Ilkeston : ko 7 45
Hope we defend better than this on the 31st. Attendance 205.