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Godbold’s goodbye lacks in flair

SOUTHERN CENTRAL
LOWESTOFT TOWN 1 HARBOROUGH TOWN 0
By Terry Lynes

THIS match was more about the occasion than the football, marking Jamie Godbold’s farewell after 20 years of service – 13 as a player and seven as a manager.
The game signalled the end of an era for him as he prepares to take on a full-time role with Premier League club Ipswich Town, the crowd bolstered by numerous former players.
Unfortunately, the game itself was a lacklustre affair, characterised by effort but lacking in flair. Lowestoft Town controlled the first half but failed to create any clear-...

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