youtu.be/TQzwsRAldbc Here are my highlights for the 18/19 season enjoy & retweet ⚽️

normalize speaking nothing but good things into your life.

Even in your worst times, never become a hater

We are delighted to announce the signing of experienced midfielder Olumide Oluwatimilehin. Welcome to Hartsdown Park Olumide 💙 margate-fc.com/2026/06/04/ol…

Nothing is a loss to me anymore, it’s either redirection or protection

Btw, to make it clear. Having Olu by my side with this has made it that bit smoother. Only the beginning for sure. Bigger and better to come 🫡🙏

Gratitude attracts more abundance.

Only the beginning‼️❤️

Bryan Ifeanyi - LW Match Highlights 2025/26🔥

Proud of you ma boy!❤️

My skip❤️

Incredible player!❤️

Clean hearted 🙏❤️ Sue had been scammed into paying £7k by builders who proceeded to do a terrible job on her fence and other plumbers who consistently overcharged her. Carl made sure everything was sorted & up to scratch for her, free of charge. ♻️ @cwdizz

Truly a up and Down season but these are the moments that make everything worth it #greatescape 🙏🏾

IBBY AKANBI!!!!!

WE ARE STAYING UP ⚪️🔴 #WeAreWings 🪽

IBBBBYYYYYYYY

How often does your big brother gain promotion to the PREMIER LEAGUE!!!! The boy JD never stops inspiring us all as a family. Wow wow wow love you big bro. Forever proud of you this is madness 🩵🩵🩵🩵🩵

Captain Jake Turner to Retire at End of Season AFC Sudbury can confirm that club captain Jake Turner has announced he will retire from football at the end of the current season. JT, who has been a central figure both on and off the pitch, will bring the curtain down on a distinguished spell with the club having made 214 appearances and scored 12 goals for the Suds. Since joining the Suds, Jake has embodied everything the club stands for – commitment, leadership, and passion. Appointed captain ahead of the 2023/24 season, he has led the side with distinction during one of the most competitive periods in the club’s history. One of the standout moments of his career came when he scored the winning goal in the Isthmian League North Division play-off final, securing Step 3 football for the club – a moment that will live long in the memory of supporters. Speaking on his decision, JT said: "After a lot of thought, I’ve decided that this will be my final season playing football. 600 games, a few screamers, more tackles, and now out! The last 5 years here at AFC has been a roller coaster! There have been some really amazing moments - 1st round of the FA Cup, play off success and winning goal, Great Escape times two and arguably the most difficult ending with this year's relegation. It’s been a privilege to captain at this club. No matter the challenges, I’ve always tried to lead in the right way and give everything I can. Thank you to everyone who’s supported me during my time here - from the gaffers past and present, to the volunteers, to all the players and of course the fans. I wish the club all the best moving forward - over and out - JT." Current AFC Sudbury Manager David Hennessey comments, “I’m going to keep it simple and just say thank you to an incredible servant to this football club. The word legend is thrown around quite casually in football, but JT is without doubt a Sudbury legend. Thank you skip.” Jake will continue to lead the side for the remainder of the season, with supporters encouraged to show their appreciation as he makes his final appearances in an AFC Sudbury shirt. Everyone at AFC Sudbury would like to thank Jake for his outstanding service wishes him all the best in whatever he does next. Thank you JT. Captain. Leader. Legend.

When someone is trying to explain how they’re experiencing you …. Please listen.

From doing morning sessions “FOR FREE” to help players who didn’t have a club or struggled with getting the right direction and guidance to opening up a Football complex in Zambia.. 🇿🇲 God you are to Great!!!!