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Quote from: Strongbow on November 15, 2025, 06:37:05 PMWhere was Williams today, had a sickness bug last week, should have been fit for today, but not even on the bench?

Going for a scan Monday if not favourable could be long term

Quote from: Angle of the North on November 15, 2025, 10:20:36 AMFollowing pitch inspection.

Good news

Quote from: John H on November 04, 2025, 10:46:44 PMFirst half was not pretty. What was Chapman doing walking outside his area holding the ball. We got away with that, their free kick on the edge of the box cleared the cross bar by some distance. Much better second half,  end to play like that from the beginning.

Is Gyasi not fully fit? Thought Marriott looked lively and Kamara put himself about when he came on, should really have scored within a minute of coming on too. Overall, decent performance, especially second half. Much needed win and 3 points, well done.

I thought the referee was appalling in my opinion he did not get one decision right. This made the first half
Poor really good to see Lynn play like that in the second.

Quote from: Nigel nigle on October 26, 2025, 11:13:14 AMAttendance was announced at over 1100 - some hope to be had in the first half and it was nice to see Marriott starting and provided some nice link up play and had one half chance. Couldn't believe that Radcliffe would be so passive as they were in the first 60 minutes. They then pulled the trigger twice and you just felt there was no way back again

Lets hope Monday brings some clarity and purpose and starts to get us back on track after the alleged antics of Rowe blew us well off course

Very soft goals to let in , I thought our defence was AWOL on the goals

Quote from: Blue_and_Gold on October 05, 2025, 10:36:39 PM

Quote from: A Well Wisher on October 05, 2025, 03:41:52 PMJoe is a great lad and is looking after the ship the best he can but he has no one in the dugout who he can turn to.

Maybe it's just a matter of time before he does. 

After watching Lynn Play on you tube. My Initial reaction on Saturday was a penalty the you tube clip proved it.

I could have done with a home draw

Quote from: Blue_and_Gold on September 26, 2025, 05:10:02 PMDean seems destined to become Lynn Manager sooner or later, so I'll go with him on this occasion.

Could we please have a dull moment or perhaps an hour or two.

Quote from: Spiv on September 23, 2025, 10:29:59 AMA little guide on pubs & food created with AI help. The Jolly Postie looks interesting, maybe something could be done with out old GPO building in town like this - just a thought.
Is there any parking near the ground
The following is generated by AI, but does cite where in the info came from.

Royston is an easy rail day and everything's walkable. Here's a solid pre-match plan near Garden Walk (SG8 7HP) and the station.

Pubs (all central & walkable)

Banyers House (Oakman Inns) – stylish, big inside, proper bar plus all-day food (breakfast → late), wood-fired pizzas; good if you want tables and a relaxed vibe. ~6–7 min from the station; ~8–10 min to the ground.
Acorn Pubs

The Old Bull Inn (High St) – classic coaching-inn style hotel bar with a separate restaurant; open from 8am daily. Handy base in the absolute centre. ~8–10 min from station, ~8–10 to the ground.
the-old-bull

The Jolly Postie (Baldock St, McMullen's) – lively pub for pints, cocktails and the full grill/pizza menu; sun-trap terrace out back. ~7–8 min from station; ~10–12 to the ground.
McMullen

The Green Man (Market Hill) – traditional town-centre pub; good for a quick couple in the square before wandering over. ~10 min to the ground.
Royston Town

Heath Café Bar (Royston Heath) – if it's nice weather, this is a pretty spot on the heath (views), ~15–20 min walk from town; better for a chilled pint/brunch than a big session.
Royston Town

Royston Town Clubhouse (at the ground) – matchdays usually have the club bar open with drink promos/snacks; perfect for a last one before you go in.
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Quick eats (pre-match friendly)

Banyers House – pizzas, burgers, pastas; food served all day, so no awkward gaps.
Acorn Pubs

Old Bull Inn – pub classics; serves lunch and Saturday service through to the evening.
OpenTable

Jolly Postie – burgers, rotisserie, pizzas for a faster turnaround.
McMullen

Getting around (train → pubs → ground)

Royston station → Garden Walk is roughly ½ mile (10–15 mins on foot), so you can pub in town and stroll over.

Ground address for bearings: Garden Walk, Royston, Herts SG8 7HP (Town Hall car park SG8 7EF is the main one if needed).
Royston Town Football Club

Sample itinerary (arriving 2–4 hours before KO)

T-3h: Start at Banyers House (easy for food & a sit-down).
Acorn Pubs

T-2h: Drift to Jolly Postie or Old Bull Inn for a couple.
McMullen

T-45m: Walk to the Clubhouse at Garden Walk for a final pint and team news.
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Thanks Paul

They seem very slow in allotting tickets for the Royston Game. Has  anybody got any idea when they will be sorted

Was working ok this afternoon

Thanks

Have paid to go on the coach to Chesham . I have received two emails  any idea which one is needed to get on the coach

Quote from: Blue_and_Gold on September 02, 2025, 11:13:07 PM

Quote from: m a hill on September 02, 2025, 11:11:54 PM
All I have to say is it was Awful to watch and I think they have practise at Radar acting school

Rada.

Think they are trained  by Tom Daley.

Very difficult to play 12 men .