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#41
General Discussion / Greg Plummer article-Clunan’s return to Scunny
October 10, 2025, 08:54:08 AM #42
General Discussion / Greg Plummer article-Joe Simpson
October 10, 2025, 08:52:42 AM #43
General Discussion / Trust meeting.
October 08, 2025, 06:55:39 PM
Short notice, but there's a Trust meeting tomorrow:
Next meeting: Thursday 9th October at The Live & Let Live starting at 7:30pm.
In line with our policy of openness and honesty, Trust members have the opportunity to attend Trust committee meetings, but should register their interest via the "contact us" facility on the website or by contacting the Secretary on 07710 937103.
This invitation is open to Trust members only, and that attendance will be limited to two applicants per meeting on a first come first served basis.
Next meeting: Thursday 9th October at The Live & Let Live starting at 7:30pm.
In line with our policy of openness and honesty, Trust members have the opportunity to attend Trust committee meetings, but should register their interest via the "contact us" facility on the website or by contacting the Secretary on 07710 937103.
This invitation is open to Trust members only, and that attendance will be limited to two applicants per meeting on a first come first served basis.
#44
General Discussion / Battling Linnets go down at home.
October 04, 2025, 05:14:54 PM
Lynn lose 2-3 at home to 2nd place Scarborough.
Att: An impressive 1230.
Att: An impressive 1230.
#45
General Discussion / Greg Plummer LN’s article-Clunan
October 03, 2025, 08:47:19 AM #46
General Discussion / Greg Plummer LN’s article- Joe Simpson
October 03, 2025, 08:46:01 AM #47
General Discussion / Man arrested.
September 29, 2025, 12:59:27 PM #48
General Discussion / Carl Heggs
September 29, 2025, 10:44:17 AM #49
General Discussion / Lynn into the hat.
September 27, 2025, 05:08:06 PM
5-1 away win at Royston today in the FA Cup, second qualifying round.
Goals from Gysai, Williams, Nyahwema, and two from Crane.
Goals from Gysai, Williams, Nyahwema, and two from Crane.
#50
General Discussion / Points shared on the road.
September 20, 2025, 07:06:11 PM
Marine FC 1 v 1 Kings Lynn FC
Points shared after Lynn had taken an early lead with an 8th minute Williams goal, with Marines equaliser coming from a Dickens own goal in the second half.
4 booked today. Must be adding up.
Att: 963.
Points shared after Lynn had taken an early lead with an 8th minute Williams goal, with Marines equaliser coming from a Dickens own goal in the second half.
4 booked today. Must be adding up.
Att: 963.
#51
General Discussion / Lynn FC Ltd. Director appointment.
September 19, 2025, 07:40:59 PM
Bal Srai has been appointed as Lynn FC Ltd Director.
#52
General Discussion / Linnets in the draw for next round.
September 13, 2025, 05:08:58 PM
Lynn come away from Chesham with a 4-1 win.
Goals from Williams, Forde-Brown and two from Omotayo see us go into the draw for the next round.
I guess we will see a Managers post match interview tonight.
Goals from Williams, Forde-Brown and two from Omotayo see us go into the draw for the next round.
I guess we will see a Managers post match interview tonight.
#53
General Discussion / FA Cup
September 12, 2025, 10:14:27 AM #54
General Discussion / Late goals see points shared.
September 06, 2025, 04:58:12 PM
Lynn share the points away at Alfreton.
An 86th minute goal from Hall Johnson looked like securing all three points for visting Lynn, only for a 91st minute equaliser from Fewster resulted in the points being shared.
Att: 538
Quick calculation sees Lynn drop to 8th (I think).
An 86th minute goal from Hall Johnson looked like securing all three points for visting Lynn, only for a 91st minute equaliser from Fewster resulted in the points being shared.
Att: 538
Quick calculation sees Lynn drop to 8th (I think).
#55
General Discussion / Note to Club
September 05, 2025, 03:55:56 PM
Re: email that's been sent out advertising Coach travel to Marine.
Marine is Merseyside, so its North West and not North East.
Marine is Merseyside, so its North West and not North East.
#56
General Discussion / Lynn lose at home
September 02, 2025, 09:49:08 PM
Lynn lose their home game at the Walks going down 1-0 to Kidderminster.
Bookings beginning to add up with a further 3 players booked tonight.
Att: an impressive 1284
Bookings beginning to add up with a further 3 players booked tonight.
Att: an impressive 1284
#57
General Discussion / Club Video
August 31, 2025, 12:31:45 PM
No idea how many of you have seen the video that the Club released yesterday.
Its from Rowe and his players and covers supporters behavior.
Will it have the desired affect? What do people think?
Did anyone spot the Elephant in the room?
Its from Rowe and his players and covers supporters behavior.
Will it have the desired affect? What do people think?
Did anyone spot the Elephant in the room?
#58
General Discussion / Linnets go goal crazy again.
August 30, 2025, 05:50:48 PM
Another big win for the Linnets, defeating Merthyr 4-0 at The Walks for their first home win of the season
Goals from Gysai (2) Hall-Johnson and Crane.
Bookings continue to be an issue, with Wilson, Hall-Williams and Collins all seeing the yellow card. Head Coach James Rowe was shown the Red.
Good attendance figure of 1257.
Kick off was delayed due to Merthyr being delayed when their Coach broke down en-route.
Goals from Gysai (2) Hall-Johnson and Crane.
Bookings continue to be an issue, with Wilson, Hall-Williams and Collins all seeing the yellow card. Head Coach James Rowe was shown the Red.
Good attendance figure of 1257.
Kick off was delayed due to Merthyr being delayed when their Coach broke down en-route.
#59
General Discussion / Theo Williams....
August 29, 2025, 06:03:17 PM
......joins Peterborough Sports on a 3 month loan deal.
#60
General Discussion / Club charged by FA.
August 28, 2025, 12:11:46 PM
King's Lynn Town FC regrettably informs supporters that the Club has been charged with misconduct by the Football Association for failing to control spectators in relation to two incidents that took place at our home League fixture vs Scarborough Athletic FC on Tuesday 7th December 2024.
Following an extensive investigation by the Football Association, the club has been charged with two counts of misconduct for breaches of FA Rule E21 in respect of the match. It was alleged that King's Lynn Town FC failed to ensure that spectators and/or its supporters (and anyone purporting to be its supporters or followers) conduct themselves in an orderly fashion whilst attending the match.
Charge 1.
It is alleged that in/or around 65th minute, King's Lynn Town FC failed to ensure that its spectators and/or its supporters (and anyone purporting to be its supporters or followers) conduct themselves in an orderly fashion whilst attending the Match and do not use words or otherwise behave in a way which is improper and/or offensive and/or abusive and/or indecent and/or insulting with an express or implied reference to sexual orientation, contrary to FA Rule E21.1 and E21.4.
Charge 2.
It is alleged that in/or around 75th minute, King's Lynn Town FC failed to ensure that its spectators and/or its supporters (and anyone purporting to be its supporters or followers) conduct themselves in an orderly fashion whilst attending the Match and do not use words or otherwise behave in a way which is improper and/or offensive and/or abusive and/or indecent and/or insulting with an express or implied reference to sexual orientation, contrary to FA Rule E21.1 and E21.4
The club is subject to the following as a result of these incidents:
• A Fine of £3,000.00.
• A Ground Closure. The terms are as follows:- Kings Lynn Town FC shall be subject to a Partial Closure Order for two (2) consecutive First Team Competitive home matches at The Docherty Walks Stadium, limited to the North Terrace, save for that section designated for the use of away supporters. Such Partial Closure Order shall take effect 14 days from the date of the publication of the Written Reasons, the affected games will be published in the near future.
Any misconduct involving our supporters, whether it be at The Docherty Walks Stadium or away from home, which is reported to the Football Association, leaves the Club liable to be charged.
Once again, this charge has been the culmination of a tremendous amount of hours of the Club resources to provide our observations, evidence and defence to prevent or mitigate such charges to be imposed on the Club, which ultimately has cost the Club money in addition to the charge which is something as a Club we cannot sustain.
To have charges against the Club is disappointing as an incredible amount of work has gone on behind the scenes since the Club have been under an FA Action plan for a previous charge of Crowd Disorder, as a Club we will continue to work with the relevant authorities including the FA and the local police with a view to making The Walks a great day out for people of all backgrounds and ages. To enable this to happen we need our supporters to call out this behaviour and hold those responsible accountable; these incidents are avoidable but we must stand together.
Therefore on behalf of the Football Club as a whole, we must urge each and every spectator visiting us here at The Docherty Walks stadium, and also travelling to away games to represent the Football Club, to please refrain from entering the field of play, the use of pyrotechnics, be mindful of the words used and avoid any other misconduct which could see the Club penalised. All of these incidents are reported to The Football Association each and every time they occur and really do have an impact on the Club.
As always, we are talking about a very small minority of spectators who are engaging in this unacceptable manner, but these people in the minority continue to cause us the Club a major problem which results in serious consequences.
Once again, we would like to remind supporters that if there are incidents of this nature reported, then the Football Association have the power to impose serious financial penalties on the Club which will almost certainly impact on its playing resources. The Club continue to be closely monitored by the Football Association following an accumulation of incidents that are being reported. Offenders will be subject to lifetime club bans should they be identified.
We will inform supporters which games the partial stadium closure will effect in due course.
Following an extensive investigation by the Football Association, the club has been charged with two counts of misconduct for breaches of FA Rule E21 in respect of the match. It was alleged that King's Lynn Town FC failed to ensure that spectators and/or its supporters (and anyone purporting to be its supporters or followers) conduct themselves in an orderly fashion whilst attending the match.
Charge 1.
It is alleged that in/or around 65th minute, King's Lynn Town FC failed to ensure that its spectators and/or its supporters (and anyone purporting to be its supporters or followers) conduct themselves in an orderly fashion whilst attending the Match and do not use words or otherwise behave in a way which is improper and/or offensive and/or abusive and/or indecent and/or insulting with an express or implied reference to sexual orientation, contrary to FA Rule E21.1 and E21.4.
Charge 2.
It is alleged that in/or around 75th minute, King's Lynn Town FC failed to ensure that its spectators and/or its supporters (and anyone purporting to be its supporters or followers) conduct themselves in an orderly fashion whilst attending the Match and do not use words or otherwise behave in a way which is improper and/or offensive and/or abusive and/or indecent and/or insulting with an express or implied reference to sexual orientation, contrary to FA Rule E21.1 and E21.4
The club is subject to the following as a result of these incidents:
• A Fine of £3,000.00.
• A Ground Closure. The terms are as follows:- Kings Lynn Town FC shall be subject to a Partial Closure Order for two (2) consecutive First Team Competitive home matches at The Docherty Walks Stadium, limited to the North Terrace, save for that section designated for the use of away supporters. Such Partial Closure Order shall take effect 14 days from the date of the publication of the Written Reasons, the affected games will be published in the near future.
Any misconduct involving our supporters, whether it be at The Docherty Walks Stadium or away from home, which is reported to the Football Association, leaves the Club liable to be charged.
Once again, this charge has been the culmination of a tremendous amount of hours of the Club resources to provide our observations, evidence and defence to prevent or mitigate such charges to be imposed on the Club, which ultimately has cost the Club money in addition to the charge which is something as a Club we cannot sustain.
To have charges against the Club is disappointing as an incredible amount of work has gone on behind the scenes since the Club have been under an FA Action plan for a previous charge of Crowd Disorder, as a Club we will continue to work with the relevant authorities including the FA and the local police with a view to making The Walks a great day out for people of all backgrounds and ages. To enable this to happen we need our supporters to call out this behaviour and hold those responsible accountable; these incidents are avoidable but we must stand together.
Therefore on behalf of the Football Club as a whole, we must urge each and every spectator visiting us here at The Docherty Walks stadium, and also travelling to away games to represent the Football Club, to please refrain from entering the field of play, the use of pyrotechnics, be mindful of the words used and avoid any other misconduct which could see the Club penalised. All of these incidents are reported to The Football Association each and every time they occur and really do have an impact on the Club.
As always, we are talking about a very small minority of spectators who are engaging in this unacceptable manner, but these people in the minority continue to cause us the Club a major problem which results in serious consequences.
Once again, we would like to remind supporters that if there are incidents of this nature reported, then the Football Association have the power to impose serious financial penalties on the Club which will almost certainly impact on its playing resources. The Club continue to be closely monitored by the Football Association following an accumulation of incidents that are being reported. Offenders will be subject to lifetime club bans should they be identified.
We will inform supporters which games the partial stadium closure will effect in due course.