Since the middle of last week, only two more local candidates have made it official by filing at the McDowell County Board of Elections office to seek elected office during
Since the middle of last week, only two more local candidates have made it official by filing at the McDowell County Board of Elections office to seek elected office during
Premium Content THERE S nothing better than winning a derby . Just ask delighted Ipswich City midfielder Jay Kitching after the Bulls surprised Ripley Valley 3-1 in the historic Capital League 1 encounter between the regional sides. Bulls coach Norbert Duga rated the victory the best he had seen in many years at Sutton Park. One hundred per cent. That s one I didn t want to lose today, Duga said. It was the first time the Ipswich City Bulls and Ripley Valley clashed in the Football Brisbane Capital League 1 competition. New leader Kitching summed up the satisfaction after regular captain Joel Munn injured his hamstring following City s previous 8-1 loss to Pine Hills at the same ground.
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Subscriber only IT is extremely painful losing 8-1 in only your second game back from a break and with a hotly anticipated local derby looming. However, for calm and collected Ipswich City Bulls captain Joel Munn, it s important to keep everything in perspective. Having returned from knee surgery and being a new dad, Munn managed a smile reflecting on his team s latest Capital League 1 defeat to Pine Hills at Brassall. Going down by seven goals left Munn and his teammates with plenty to ponder, especially having to back up against rising threat Ripley Valley in Friday night s derby at the same Sutton Park venue.