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Quote from: peter on April 19, 2026, 11:52:48 AMWho would you really have, The Hairy Chested One, Or the Wonderful Owners we have at the moment?

Just remind me how this came about.

The amount invested in the club by TSI has not been disclosed and Cleeve told BBC Radio Norfolk: "That's how most companies conduct their business. I've often been a little bit too open but I've done that because that's how I am, but we're now in a situation where we move forward in a slightly different direction and that means things are a little more private."

He added: "I believe Turn and Joe will be great partners for the club. There will be a lot of interesting developments along the way, especially over the next few months as we get the whole thing moving.

"He's a very straightforward guy and not someone who has a huge board of directors and sits there and pontificates... there's a real interest in English football, a real interest in getting involved in it and obviously we know the guy at Salford [co-owner Peter Lim] is from Singapore.

So, the way I see it after tonight is this.
Alfreton have to win their last two games to have any chance of staying up.
Hereford have to win at least two of their last three, even if we don't pick up another point. IF we can win on Saturday, Hereford would need to win all three of their last games to catch us. It's also possible that we may not the ones for the drop even if they do.

All the above takes account of the goal difference for all three teams.

My point, Tony, is the score, not the result. If Hereford can win by two or more, Oxford go below us. Just a one goal win means Oxford stay above us and Hereford gain 3 points on us. A lose, lose situation.

Worst score for us tonight, would be a 1-0 win for Hereford over Oxford City.

Not sure who does the other one, or who you mean, but I know Greg Plummer was there because I saw him.

COYL   

Tough game and another on Tuesday.
COYL 

Attendance 505 from BBC Sport

Quote from: Geppetto on March 10, 2026, 06:21:36 PMFor several weeks I've read on this forum and other social media that the new owners wanted the Club to be relegated and lacked ambition. This has all been part of a narrative from certain people who would prefer the Club to fail and are happy to spread misinformation and generally find any reason to be negative to all things Club.
One of the latest being that somehow the Club has not completed work on the ground as required by the league and would be ejected from the league on the 8th March. Well guess what this was just another attempt to undermine the people working everyday to make the Club better and complete garbage.
And today the Club have destroyed the ' managed decline ' theory by signing a new striker with ambition to make a statement that relegation is not in the plan.
People spreading this negative diatribe know who they are but what most people don't understand is what is there agenda ?
Welcome to Kings Lynn Carlton and we hope your stay at the Club will be a great success.

It's a job to disagree with what you've said, Gepetto.

New manager, new assistant, two new players (inc Rooney), young Terry staying to the end of the season, and 4 points from the last six against play off contenders.

And with the amount of tumbleweed blowing through the forum, you'd think this wasn't what was meant to happen.

 

I have just seen the awful news that a suspected arson attack was carried out on Macclesfield's ground overnight. You have to wonder, what, if anything goes through some people's heads.

On a lighter note, given the love that's out there for our club amongst others in the league (sarcasm), should KLTFC issue a pre-emptive statement, saying it was nothing to do with us?

Add to that, yet again we have a so called supporter ejected from the ground for throwing an object on to the pitch.

The level of abusive language aimed at visiting players, match officials and our own volunteers in the tunnel area, by some of our older fans after games, is an embarrassment to the club and appears to be giving us a reputation that will work against us in hearings and investigations such as "Watergate".

We need people to come and get behind our team, not people that come simply to vent dog's abuse at the opposition, officials and those that give up their time to make sure games can go ahead. In sport, sometimes you lose. COYL.

Quote from: pc627 on February 25, 2026, 06:04:07 PMHow many points do we think we need to remain in this league?

Last year was unusually low, and 40 pts would have done it. I would say no lower than 50. It may be slightly more, given Alfreton and Hereford's games in hand.

Indeed, Tony. Great, battling 3 points, roll on Saturday.

I can't help wondering though, if some on here "in the know" think the owners will be pleased or displeased.

My question still stands.

Quote from: gs50 on February 24, 2026, 11:17:45 AMYou dont have to get relegated to go part time and neither do you save money by getting relegated. TSI live in cookoo land .

Since when did this rumour become fact?