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Life’s a beach for boss Stu

Stuart Broadley thinks Felixstowe & Walton United are closer than ever to realising their six-year plan to get into Step 3.
Life’s a

Seasiders on the crest of a wave
By Matthew Luddington

PICTURES: Thomas Bradford & Stefan Peck

UNITED WE STAND: Felixstowe are eyeing a first ever Step 3 berth

STUART Broadley thinks Felixstowe & Walton United are closer than ever to realising their six-year plan to get into Step 3.
The Seasiders languished at the bottom of the Isthmian North when Broadley took the reins in 2019, but he has since orchestrated a remarkable turnaround in fortunes.
Broadley has led a gradual progression at the Suffolk club during his tenure and believes that the current squad are ready to compet...

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