Sad to see him go, but as a City fan I was sad to see Joe Hart go, but heyho things change, times move on and am more than happy with Ederson. Personally I don't see see it as a great character trait that Street wasn't prepared to stick it out and prove to the manager he could be the number one number one. I've only seen the Yeovil game this season and in my honest opinion he looked the weak link, flappy on high balls, poor punching, poor positioning and generally out of his depth, maybe better suited to being a big fish in a small pond ??

I see that on the home page that the Youth team are at home next tuesday to Cambridge City. Spectators are allowed and adults will be £7 children free.
Best i get my old KES short trousers out see if i can get in for free!
I wonder if the teams have agreed this seemingly rather high amount especially if the Lynn team is made up of players helping out Downham Town Reserves in the Anglian Comb where i would imagine the entrance for league games is ZERO.

I wonder if because it's "only" a youth game the electricity suppliers let the club have power for the floodlights etc for free ?

Fantastic news, well done to all concerned, all we need now is glass glasses and everyone should be happy 

From the commentary it sounded like Power going to be hell of an asset, what did those who were there think ?

All games on River Lane are off again, water from the Walks must link into the same system, is the Millfleet outfall being opened to allow the water out?

I was reading earlier today that York City have sold the naming  rights to there new stadium for next season to LNER (London Noth Eastern Railways , I believe), this is obviously good for them financially and a guaranteed income for next season already sorted. This is where the difference in the team behind the team are, we struggle to sell our sponsorship opportunities yet they are already sorting out next season. I realise they are ex league, but they are now in the same league as us, so therefore we need to be trying to pull in more sponsorship. Why, oh why, do KLTFC seem unable to attract sponsors? ( please do not blame the chairman). There are many large companies around West Norfolk, we really do need to keep banging on there doors while we are riding the crest of the wave and sell this football club to them. 

Dazza, I said before (not to your post but in general) we may have large companies in the area but very few and far between large LOCAL companies, by local I mean owned and run by local people with coonections to our area, and by large I mean hundreds of local employees with a product/service that is sold nationwide and a company that would benefit from having its name attached to our club. In these financial times money is tight for all businesses and they would need to see some "gain" from sponsoring a football club.

And the sale of the old ground