THIS SATURDAY - First Game Of The Season⚽
Saturday 25th July - Ipswich Wanderers FC v @Lakenheath_FC
Join us at the GBS Stadium this Saturday to kick off the season with Ipswich Wanderers v Lakenheath FC. Gates open 1:30pm, kick off 3:00pm. Hot food available and bar open.
Half time cheque presentation to Stevie Gray.
Adult - £10
Concession (65 and over) - £6
Under 18's - £5
Under 16's - FREE
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Pre-season continues!
A competitive evening ended all square as we drew 1-1 with @burytownfootballclub . Plenty of positives to take as preparations continue!
The attention now turns to our Charity Match tomorrow – and we’d love to see as many of you there as possible.
Gates open: 1:30pm
Kick-off: 3:00pm
Bring your friends and family, get behind the team, and help us support a fantastic cause. Every bit of support makes a difference💙
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The wait is over 👀
We’re delighted to announce our newest signing, Reggie Lambe ⚽️
The attacking midfielder has decided to come and join wanderers having spent all of his career playing at high levels and representing his country Bermuda 63 times.
Welcome to Wanderers! We’re excited to see you in blue and we are sure Reggie will become a fan favourite really quickly.
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Everyone at Ipswich Wanderers FC is deeply saddened to hear of the passing of former assistant manager Gary Thompson.
A humble, respected and genuinely kind man who was loved by so many at the club and in local football. Our thoughts are with Gary’s family and friends at this difficult time.
Rest in peace, Gary 💙⚽
Ben Mee chose to speak facts here.
"Footballers play for the fans, not people in boardrooms. No one scores a goal or makes a last-ditch tackle to earn the praise of the owners.
"They do it for the feeling they get when the crowd roars.
"The feeling of elation when we win is the same as it was as a kid. Something those who know little about football cannot relate to.
"Football is all about competition and enjoyment — that's why we love the game.
"Without that it's just business."
As we approach the end of the season we want to say a massive thank you to all of our Wanderers supporters.
The club wouldn’t be where it is without its sense of community and we’re grateful to each and every one of you💙⚽️
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Absolutely buzzing for this group. All season they have worked hard, developed really well and backed each other. These boys fully deserve to be league champions
A construction worker sat down for a haircut after a long shift. He didn't wake up for three hours — and what the barber did next says everything.
Billy walked into Barber Industries at Westfield Kotara in Newcastle, Australia, still wearing his hi-vis work gear after a long day on the job. He sat down in the chair for a fade and a beard trim with his usual barber. He was in high spirits. Chatting. Smiling. Same as always.
Then, mid-conversation, his eyes started to close.
His barber Jess noticed immediately. But instead of nudging him awake, she did something else. She quietly placed the headrest behind his head. She finished his haircut carefully. Then she reclined his chair, and the staff placed a towel over his eyes to block the bright shop lights.
And they let him sleep.
It was 3:14 in the afternoon.
For the next three hours, the barbershop carried on around him. Customers came and went. Haircuts were finished. Conversations happened. Clippers buzzed. And Billy didn't move. Mouth open. Out cold. The kind of deep sleep that only comes when your body has been pushed past its limit and finally finds somewhere it feels safe enough to let go.
Nobody woke him.
Nobody complained about the chair being taken.
Nobody rushed him out.
When Billy finally opened his eyes, it was nearly 5:40 in the evening. He blinked, looked around the shop, and asked one question.
"What time is it?"
He had 38 missed calls on his phone. And a parking ticket on his car.
But he also had the best rest he'd had in a long time — and a fresh haircut to go with it.
Jordan Magasiva, one of the barbers at the shop, posted the time-stamped footage to TikTok. It has since been viewed over 10 million times. In his caption, he wrote something that turned a funny moment into something deeper.
He said they let Billy sleep because they know he works hard. They know how exhausting life can be. And they believe people should look out for each other.
He ended his message with a shoutout to every hardworking person just trying to make ends meet, reminding them to rest and reset, because we only get to enjoy this ride once.
That's it.
No grand gesture. No fundraiser. No dramatic rescue.
Just a group of barbers in a shopping centre who saw a tired man and decided the kindest thing they could do was simply let him rest.
Sometimes the most meaningful thing another person can do for you isn't something extraordinary. It's just giving you permission to stop for a moment. To close your eyes. To be taken care of, even briefly, by people who don't owe you anything but choose to care anyway.
Billy woke up with a parking ticket and 38 missed calls.
But he also woke up knowing that a room full of strangers had quietly looked after him while he slept.
And millions of people around the world watched that moment and thought the same thing:
We all need someone willing to let us rest.
Simon Jordan’s words on the Chelsea team ignoring the mascots.👏👏
This is happening more and more these days and it needs to stop, give the kids the experience they deserve.
Watch as Susan Hall destroys dodgy Pakistani mayor Sadiq Khan, telling him to "pack your bags".
As she questions him about hate marches taking over OUR capital straight after the bondi beach islamic massacre.
He says that's fine, instead taking a swipe at ME, calling me a "racist", and our UTK events as "far right".
Susan exposes the parasite for what he is.
Get Ant Middleton in to sort out the city.