INTERVIEW: Mark Ashwell says Sumas returning to Lowther Road is brilliant for the borough
Sumas dominate the front and back page of this week's Wokingham Paper. Go and pick up your copy today! FOOTBALL'S ...
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Dan Bateman says Sumas have ‘nothing to lose’ against Flackwell
Dan Bateman says his Wokingham and Emmbrook side have "nothing to lose" when they head to Flackwell Heath tonight. The ...
Sumas looking to avoid third straight loss when they host Aldermaston
Dan Bateman is keen to halt Wokingham and Emmbrook's losing run when they host AFC Aldermaston this evening. The Sumas ...
INTERVIEW: Dan Bateman calls for consistency as Sumas target the title
DAN BATEMAN says consistency will be the key to emerging triumphant in Hellenic Division One East this season. Wokingham and ...
INTERVIEW: Sumas boss Dan Bateman eyes ‘home’ comforts at Bracknell to boost promotion bid
DAN BATEMAN believes playing on the artificial surface at Larges Lane this season will boost Wokingham and Emmbrook's chances of ...
Bateman challenges Lawrence to score even more for the Sumas
DAN BATEMAN says he believes Sam Lawrence can contribute even more goals after taking his tally to seven for the ...
Bateman confident wins are just around the corner for struggling Sumas
DAN BATEMAN is confident Sumas can still compete at the top end of Hellenic Division One East this season, despite ...
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