FELIXSTOWE and Walton United have conceded most goals in the Premier Division of the Ridgeons League.Tomorrow they entertain Dereham, who have scored the most goals.

Elvin King

FELIXSTOWE and Walton United have conceded most goals in the Premier Division of the Ridgeons League.

Tomorrow they entertain Dereham, who have scored the most goals.

But Felixstowe first team coach Tony Kinsella is not anticipating a goal fest at Dellwood Avenue.

“We have made a great deal of progress in the last few months,” he said. “But we must learn to defend from the front and not lose concentration against the better sides.

“Leiston looked an exceptional side when they scored five goals against us last Saturday. And Dereham will be just as dangerous.”

Kinsella moved to Felixstowe when Glen Driver took over as manager last autumn and he confirmed today that he is not looking beyond this summer.

“Our brief from the chairman was to keep Felixstowe in the Premier Division,” added Kinsella. “Glen has done very well and we are confident we can reach the objectives.

“In the summer I will sit down with the chairman and see if we are singing from the same hymn sheet. There is no commitment beyond the summer although I know that Glen would like to take Felixstowe forward.”

Felixstowe were without Kevin Inglis and Sean Bell for their midweek win over Wivenhoe Town, but hope to have them back tomorrow.

The Seasiders have brought in young central defender Dean Cooper from Whitton United as Driver and Kinsella look to field more settled sides now that they have arrested the slide.

“There was a lot of sorting out to do,” added Kinsella.

James Rowe was in goalscoring form against Felixstowe and he carried on with his exploits with five goals against Mildenhall in midweek.

Leiston have come into form at the right time as they are the only club in with a serious chance of catching runaway leaders Lowestoft Town.

They visit Tiptree tomorrow while Walsham entertain Woodbridge Town.