Southern Leagues

LEISTON KEEP BIG HITTERS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 April 2020

NEW Leiston co-managers Darren Eadie and Chris Wigger are beginning to shape their squad for next season.
The Blues were just above the relegation zone in the BetVictor Southern League Premier Central when play came to a halt last month, and the season has now been declared null and void.
Leiston will be determined to do better next term and have handed former Norwich star Eadie and Wigger the chance to take the club forward.
Goalkeeper Sam Donkin and midfielder Josh Hitter were the first to commit their future to the club for next season, quickly followed by defender Ollie Saunders.

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