Quote from: Mallard on June 28, 2020, 04:04:43 PM

Pedro is the last man standing.    It’s comes with the higher we go.

Pedro has always been one of the best (if not the best) Keepers at whatever level Lynn have been playing at in recent seasons. He has been a massive part of the Clubs success and I believe still has a lot to offer at the higher level we are now  at.

Having to compete for his place next season is something I'm sure he will understand and expect as we progress through the league's.

  My opinion on this one is exactly the same as yours. We really do need to have competition in all positions on the pitch, not saying we need 2 players per position, just people who can cover other positions, obviously a goalkeeper was needed as we really have to have a back up on the bench this season, whoever it maybe.

Short interview with Adam Marriott in today’s NLP.    Waiting to see what offers come in.  In a nutshell.

  So by that Mal, we are his fall back plan, as much as I,and I am sure most would want him to stay, my opinion is if we are not now deemed good enough to commit too, on your bike. After the situation all football clubs have been through in the last few weeks, we can not and should not break the bank for one player. As mentioned in many previous posts there will be many,many players dropping out of the professional game come June, so I am sure Mr. Culverhouse and co can provide us with another striker. 

  Over to you Mr Marriott, are you joining us on our ride !!! . 

We are the champions!

Not quite yet, needs ratification.

Radical plan coming up that will probably be stamped on rather than adopted, but here it comes.  The York crowd of 4K showed just what potential KLT have to attract very impressive crowds when “big games” turn up.  If we are fortunate enough to have last season’s incredible effort rewarded with promotion, “big games” will be available on a regular basis.  There are supporters and neutrals who are obviously able to pay the relevant price basically once a fortnight, to watch a home game.  The money they pay must be budgeted into their general life expenditure, and they have not had that outlay in recent weeks and months.  Here’s the rub...  From now on, why couldn’t or wouldn’t a high proportion of regular supporters start paying their usual entrance fee, money they have already shown they can afford, and are usually willing to pay.  If the average outlay in normal times is, say, £15 Per fortnight, would those  supporters be willing to start putting that money again into the club, into a special fund and account, at the rate of £15 a fortnight, having set up (usually digitally) a payment system.  What a boost to the club, the Chairman, and players that input would be, with a likely excellent season to follow (eventually !).  Ironically, I don’t believe football should re-start until the virus is vanquished - but we could do this to build the club in a big way....   I’ll sit back fo
r the brickbats !

  l have to say,had you thought that some of those people may well still be unable to return to work as yet, they will probably have taken a mortgage break, possibly even a credit card break,this money still has to be repaid, it's not given for nothing.  The idea is possibly good but there are many people who have been struggling for the past 3 months and donating money they maybe need to help catch up arrears accured are probably not the top of there list. Sorry to put a damper on the issue you raised,but hard facts are there for all to see at this moment in time.

  I have been following all the shenanigans that have been going on with the EFL and the National League, firstly I must say that obviously LIFE is the most important issue here, and it should never be a bigger issue than 22 men/ women kicking a bag of wind around a football pitch, HOWEVER,  I do believe the time has come for the National League to finally make a decision as to what there plan is moving forward. Hopefully tomorrow they will make the final decisions regarding what they plan to do, and not delay the decisions anymore, personally I would like to see a PPG system used and also the team finishing 2nd on PPG (YORK CITY) also promoted, I know this is not going to be agreed by all, but CLUBS at our level need some clarity as to where and who, they will be facing next season,( as and when it's safe to resume). Clubs at our level do not have the money for testing players for COVID 19, hence why I would opt for the 2 up on PPG system.
     HOPEFULLY TOMORROW KLTFC WILL BE NATIONAL NORTH CHAMPIONS.
                   ONLY TIME WILL TELL, BUT LIFE MUST COME FIRST.
                                 

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