Not a great result that. Having watched the "highlights", it looks like it must have been a pretty drab affair.

Here's hoping for better on Saturday, both in terms of points and entertainment value for those that attend.

From the Moors website:

"The attacking midfielder has made 16 appearances so far this term, scoring once in league action "



Well I hope this turns out to be a good signing.

At the moment it seems a bit of a desperate one. Missed out on a few, for whatever reason (probably money, primarily) couldn't get a decent striker in and felt they had to get someone in. But if the guy isn't match ready and isn't a regular goalscorer, does that fit the current remit ?

Think you are clutching at straws B & G ...Kiddie are due a win ......and they have some goalscoring forwards.

Unless the new signings lined up are stellar and arrive very soon it,might be wise to wait now.

I see Sports have some momentum currently.

A clever way of cleaning the stand seats

That's the first time I have seen AL seem a little bit disheartened and worn down by the whole thing., in a post match interview.

I am sure there are many reasons, but Lynn historically, fail to refresh their squads around the turn of the year, when competitors do....happened under IC and TW too...much to the Managers'frustrations.

With apparently no clear financial plan to work to, it must be very difficult for AL to remain super enthusiastic, when it's pretty obvious that  the current squad had almost over performed up to Christmas and are now beginning to struggle.

If there isn't more clarity soon, it would be normal for him  to question whether this is what he wants going forward.

Rushall will be similar to Sports I would have thought.....similar opposition, similar Lynn eleven.

Obviously hope for a win, but not sure where it will come from tbh

This post is partly in response to AL questioning what the fans want. Well who knows whether AL, ever looks at this forum...we certainly know the media team do, so may.be things get passed down.......

 I suspect AL may have been informed that the club is a sleeping giant , when he took over. Possibly also, if you get success on the pitch, crowds will come..eg York, more than 4,000.

However, I believe there are some strong requirements attached for any of this to even be partly true. Obviously what follows is just my take on things:


Firstly apart from maybe the solid core of 700 or so, supporters or would be supporters want to know what they are actually supporting before they commit on a regular basis......what is the plan, what is the intention, will the club be solvent going forward, if it did get promoted, could it actually afford to go up and stay up. If none of this information is available, then what is there to buy into or support ?

Secondly, fans at Lynn are used, in recent times to the club being up there....2 years ago 2nd on 93 points, 2 previous years National League, previous year, won the NLN. To get the crowd building you need consistent home performances....entertaining attacking football and wins, coupled with some pricing offers. There have been a number of false starts this year....start of a decent run, so crowd turns up in decent numbers and then a really disappointing performance when they are there. Those extra few hundred that were there on Boxing Day were there for the experience and/or to give it a try again........they weren't excited by the performance and therefore weren't vocal and probably won't be there again until there has been another decent run......that's just the way it works.