Linnets' Fans' Forum

You can now purchase season tickets by paying in 3 instalments.

Has this been done before? I feel sure it has but Club saying this is the first time in Clubs history this has been offered.   

Details on Clubs Home page.

https://premium.lynnnews.co.uk/sport/linnets-part-company-with-attacking-midfielder-9425035/

2-2 at the Break.

https://premium.lynnnews.co.uk/sport/linnets-defender-happy-to-learn-from-seasoned-pros-9424507/

Good morning all.

This arrived via a PM this morning.

If anyone would like to respond either on the forum or by a pm to me, I'll be only too happy to pass your interest (or lack of it) on to the people involved.

If you answer via PM your names will not be disclosed. I'll only inform them of the number of people that responded.




Hello.
I wonder if you can help us please?
A few supporters are interested in forming a Supporters Club with the aim of forging closer links with the club with events and fund raising.We'd like to include the Ladies team and the Academy in this if there is enough interest as we believe these have been neglected in the past.
We have had a very brief chat with someone involved at the club and they liked the idea.
Before we go to a lot of trouble we wonder if you could help us by posting something so we can gauge the interest with the supporters.Would you mind posting for us and asking the question?We don't wish to disclose our names just yet in case there is no interest but all will become clear if there is.
Thank you.

Trust Directors met with Club CEO Bal Srai on the 30th June in an effort to establish the latest situation in regards to the DCMS loan and Club ownership.


It was confirmed that the TSI takeover of KLTFC had already been approved by the Football Association and the National League. It can now be confirmed that DCMS have also approved the takeover pending submission and completion of the requisite legal documentation.


Unsurprisingly, TSI's efforts to have the DCMS loan amount reduced have been unsuccessful and thus TSI have inherited this legacy loan with which the football club has been saddled. Negotiations are still ongoing between TSI and DCMS in an effort to have the conditions of this loan re-profiled. It is hoped that these negotiations will be concluded very soon.


Once all details are confirmed, it is hoped that a proposal will be received from TSI regarding Trust involvement with the football club and potential share-holding. The proposal will then be forwarded to all Trust members to indicate their acceptance or refusal of the proposal.


The CEO again confirmed that Steven Cleeve has no involvement in any decision making at the football club.


Before the meeting, the Directors were introduced to the new club manager, James Rowe. James was extremely positive and looking forward to getting on with the job. He is excited about the squad he has put together and indicated that the first team gathering had exceeded his expectations. Good luck to James and the squad.


It was also confirmed that the team will now train at Lynn Sport. Bal also confirmed that season ticket sales to date were 380. This is a fantastic response. Bring on the new season.


We have been informed that a fans meeting will be held at the football club on Tuesday the 8th of July, with a chance to meet James Rowe and the players. Bal Srai and the Trust Directors will also be in attendance to field any questions.. This is an open meeting for all fans. Full details will be advertised on both the Club and Trust websites, and hopefully in local media.

Finley Whitely, Paulius Falcao and Patrick Boyes leave with mutual termination of contracts.

https://premium.lynnnews.co.uk/sport/linnets-complete-signing-number-12-9423451/


He was mentioned on this forum about a month ago as a potential new signing.

Apparently he told his previous Club that he was emigrating to Oz to be with his family.

I thought he left about a month ago.   


https://www.kltown.co.uk/2025/06/30/news-josh-hmami-departs/


June 30, 2025.  8:27 am


Apparently joining Halifax.

https://premium.lynnnews.co.uk/sport/clunan-confirmed-as-linnets-captain-9423347/

BBC News.

From Wrexham to King's Lynn via Hollywood

King's Lynn Town's new signing Reece Hall-Johnson will bring a bit of Hollywood magic to The Walks next season.

The 30-year-old began his career at Norwich City and also played over 60 games for Wrexham - the club owned by superstars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.

"Ryan and Rob would pop over and come to watch training or be around the place, you end up seeing them as kind of your friends and people you know," said Hall-Johnson.

The defender signed for National North side King's Lynn from London club Barnet.


Reece Hall-Johnson was playing for Wrexham when they were promoted to League Two in 2023

Hall-Johnson began his career in Norfolk with Norwich City and still regards the FA Youth Cup win in 2013 as the highlight of his career.

"The majority of us still keep in contact. We had a lot of talented players and a talented coach and manager in Neil Adams.

"He believed in us and gave us the confidence to play with freedom, so that's why I owe a lot to Norwich," he told BBC Radio Norfolk.


After departing the Canaries, Hall-Johnson had spells at Grimsby and Northampton Town amongst others - before joining the Hollywood revolution in North Wales at Wrexham.

"After playing for Northampton, I moved to what people call 'the Hollywood club' nowadays.

"That was very interesting, very fun. I spent three years at Wrexham and absolutely loved it and the owners there are fantastic."

Hall-Johnson continued, "Everyone has seen how Ryan (Reynolds) and Rob (McElhenney) have done and it's just a testament to them that they've been able to do well with the club, so I couldn't have a bad word to say about them.

"We achieved promotion from the National League to League Two, which was really good."

Since Hall-Johnson left Wrexham, the club has had two more promotions and will compete in the Championship next season.

It's the first time the team has been in the second tier of English football since 1982.

So could Hall-Johnson's new club King's Lynn Town emulate Wrexham's rapid rise up the football pyramid?

Last season the Linnets reached the National North playoffs before losing to Chester.

The club has a new owner and a new head coach, with former Chesterfield boss James Rowe taking over from the departing Adam Lakeland.

Hall-Johnson says he is targeting another promotion to add to his CV.

"I spoke to the gaffer and he had a clear vision of where he wanted to take the club and a clear vision of what he wants to do in his career.

"That made it an easy decision for me to come to King's Lynn."

He continued: "For me, this is closer to the area where I grew up and closer to friends and family. Hopefully the fans will really like me and we can kick on and get promoted."

https://premium.lynnnews.co.uk/sport/league-one-peterborough-united-to-visit-the-linnets-9421362/

https://premium.lynnnews.co.uk/sport/new-linnets-signing-on-the-crest-of-a-wave-after-signing-9420570/

https://premium.lynnnews.co.uk/sport/former-linnets-favourite-plays-in-senior-world-cup-9419799/

I've just been informed that Lynn legend Keith Rudd has passed away, aged 79.

RIP



https://premium.lynnnews.co.uk/sport/tributes-paid-to-former-linnets-boss-and-west-norfolk-sporti-9419438/

https://premium.lynnnews.co.uk/sport/fletcher-comes-home-as-linnets-sign-young-forward-9419406/

https://premium.lynnnews.co.uk/sport/linnets-make-first-signing-of-the-summer-9418893/

Sorry it's late.

https://premium.lynnnews.co.uk/sport/new-linnets-head-coach-is-a-man-on-a-mission-9418414/

https://premium.lynnnews.co.uk/sport/linnets-given-green-light-with-takeover-9418283/

Trust Statement

In the light of today's article in the Eastern Daily Press and following some discussions, the Trust Directors have agreed that now is the time to step back from any further discussions with Turn Sport Investments (TSI).

We would like to thank TSI for all their work in putting together a pathway for the future of the Club which is not possible to achieve at the moment. I'm sure they will act responsibly to assist the Club as much as possible.

The Trust remains committed to achieve its aims and hope that one day the Club will be financially self-supporting and not continuously looking  for outside investment to survive. If there are any lessons to be learnt from this ongoing saga, a strong and well-funded Trust will be essential in the future