If crowds had been regular, and we hadn’t bumped into Tommy Virus, I believe the early games would have been 4 to 5,000.  This would have improved the cash situation so much that other players would have come in, keeping the snowball growing.  So, by now, I think we would have had a stronger team, and some of the best attendances in this league.  Approaching 5,000 for virtually every game.  I pray SC keeps his hopes up, and we could see this happening next season, with the very big clubs that this league supplies.

  I like your thinking dilly, I can’t quite agree with your figures as I believe 2.5 / 3 thousand would have been possible for a winning team ( more for the bigger teams), and I do agree we would have possibly have had more money to tempt higher quality players with,  it’s becoming more obvious with each match now that some of our squad are not of the standard required to succeed in this league. We are a very small fish in a very large pond, but 5 years ago if I was offered Notts County at the walks on a Tuesday night in a league match, I would have thought I was dreaming, let’s keep dreaming and hoping for brighter times in the not too distant future.

  I know this is hypothetical, but what do people feel our attendances would have been this season, on what has been dished up on the field of play. I feel we would have had healthy attendances for our first  run of home matches. I am guessing possibly around the 15/1600mark and obviously much higher for the likes of Notts County/ Torquay and a few others. I also feel we have lots of fickle supporters and a combination of admission price, program and food and drinks and very poor performances on the pitch and we could well have been down to around 8/900 maybe even less for home matches, and this would definitely not be enough support to play at the level of football we want to play at. Where would this leave Mr Cleeve and the football club, my guess would be something along the lines of “USE IT OR LOSE IT” . This is only my opinion but what are other people’s thoughts on this .

  It happens, we need to get over it, as said,we have had matches postponed at the Walks at short notice, it happens and we carry on regardless. 

Feb could be very interesting....lynn scheduled to play Barnet, Weymouth and Dover...a bunch of so called 6 pointers there.
That's if they go ahead....the chairman reckoned on his podcast that after Wrexham he foresees that being it.......but then he did say just him and the covid officer were the only two travelling to dagenham......so he has been.known to be wrong....oh and btw...
NO....I'M SPARTACUS

    After the results midweek in the National league, we really must start picking up points, not just 1 we really do require some big performances and 3 point hauls, Barnet do look to be really struggling at this moment but all the other teams below are picking up points, the teams just above are still catchable but some bad results and I do fear we may be cut adrift with Barnet. I believe we are good enough to stay in this league, but I am however starting to question whether we are wise enough to stay in this league. Losing to Weymouth and Dagenham were very big losses which a wiser team would have won. 
                       JUST MY HUMBLE OPINION, I AM SURE OTHERS DIAGREE.

   I have been a fervent supporter of Mr Culverhouse in his time at KING’S LYNN, but I must say today I lost a little bit of faith with KLTFC, two goals too the good at a struggling team who have been struggling to score goals at home and what do we do, we manage to extract defeat from the jaws of victory. We really should have returned from EAST LONDON with 3 points, Even after Archie Mair saved a 90th minute penalty we still did not manage to shut up shop and conceded again to deny us even a point. These struggling teams need to be beaten, they are the real opposition for KLTFC in this league, but heyho we lost , I lost a little bit of faith, but not all. I am sure all the old cliches will be used but the true facts are we were not clever enough to shut up shop.
                                    RANT OVER   
                                                            KEEP THE FAITH .

I would just like to be the first to welcome Tyler to the growing ranks at KLTFC. All the best and onwards and upwards with the LINNETS hopefully.     Left back, recently with Chesterfield, brought up through the youth ranks at LEEDS UNITED.

Have to say a point is acceptable,but 3 were there for the taking . A point a piece is probably a fair reflection.

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Maybe it was imported with the mass exodus of people out of London ,jumping us out tier 2 into tier 4 in a week ?

Interesting theory. I would think that any that didn't follow the rules during the Pandemic, ignored social distancing, thought the rules didn't apply to them etc, all had their part to play in spreading the virus.

Or the daily commuters from Lynn to London bringing it back.

Would imagine most have been working from home

That’s nice for them, many off us have been to work as usual during the whole 10 months of this awful virus and will be going back again straight after the XMAS BREAK, indeed many have had to work through Xmas .