In common with comments so far, attacking we looked good and we played some nice football. Definitely lightweight in defence as Halifax pressed. Overall I thought that we have the makings of a good National League side if we can finance it. Mind you, I only played in the Lynn leagues on the Fens so what do I know. !

Afternoon

Thanks TonyM for trying to clarify the relegation situation. I can see that as the NL are involved things will be delayed and confused. No change there. Cheers.

In common with everybody else who writes on the forum, I do not know what state the finances are in. I assume that money coming in is very limited whilst some costs remain and therefore the chairman has had to continue to financially support the club. This can not go on for ever. What is important to me as a continuing supporter from the 60's is that the club must survive.

If this means finishing the season today and incurring some sort of penalty from that shambles at the National League then so be it, but survival is the main thing. If we have to drop a division or two, that will be disappointing but we will rise again as we always do.

Clearly more important things are happening in the world outside of football, but this club is very special to a lot of people including me.

Come on fellow supporters. Lets get behind the team. We all know that this is a 'consolidation' season where Lynn establish themselves in this tier. The manager is vastly experienced and we will learn from our mistakes. We may not finish top, but we will stay up and next season challenge for higher places.

It is so sad when so called supporters turn on players and others because the results have been disappointing. I wonder how many have actually played football at a high level? My guess is very few. I played village football on the fens and my skills lay in running after the 'booted' ball as it disappeared into the neighbouring fields in an attempt to protect myself from hypothermia in the cold winter fen blast.

I'm a bit sad, but I have been looking at the weather satellite all day. Most of the heavy rain in going 'up north' i.e north of Lincolnshire and then dropping down west.. At the moment it does look like it will be rain on and off locally for the next few hours ,but there is heavy rain out to sea which will probably turn up nearer kick off.

See.. I said I was a sad case ha ha.

If the points per match regime is adopted my rough calculations indicate that the top 5 places remain the same except Lynn swap with York. For the sake of fairness, one hopes York then get through the playoffs

I asked my fellow supporters on 16th May when we would know the outcome to our season. Here we are 3 weeks later and still none the wiser. Yes, I know the National League decisions are heavily influenced (or decided) by those 'higher' up the pyramid. And to a certain extent they are holding out as long as possible to ensure a correct and safe decision is made. But surely it's time for some sort of firm direction now. Clubs need to prepare for the new season which ,as I write, we have no firm knowledge as to it's format, size or even start date.