Excellent win today, congratulations to Mark and the team. Tough game for Fylde on Tuesday away at Curzon, a draw will do us fine. If that were the case, our superior goal difference would mean a win for us next Saturday and we will be champions, unless Fylde won their last game by a cricket score. If only we had got a draw at home to Fylde. Certainly exciting stuff, tough on Curzon, trying to get in the play offs and having to play the top two sides.

If we get promoted, I’m not so sure any of our players would even want to go to Aldershot under TW. He walked out on them too, so why would they put their faith in him again.

I wasn’t a fan of Omotayo during IC’s reign, he just didn’t score enough goals. The National League was and is a tougher level than the NLN, so at the time perhaps he wasn’t quite up to speed, good enough or whatever. He has done really well this season and any doubters (I was one) have to admit that he is capable at this level. The bullet header against Kettering is the sort of goal I would like to see him score more of. With his height and strength, he should be able to do that. For me, he has improved very much so, and we know that he is good at defending too. He got the assist for Barrett’s wonder goal at P Sports (watch the video) and of course, the winner at Doncaster. So, total respect to him, you can’t fault his effort.
If we go up and he stays, it will be interesting to see how he does against better opposition. He did alright against Doncaster after all.

Fantastic win today against a good Alfreton side. Another clean sheet too and with Fylde losing again, we may not be in the play offs after all. The goal difference could be the deciding factor and as it stands, we have a plus 10 better than Fylde. Next Saturday is going to be huge, firstly we need to beat Southport, which will of course not be easy. And if Boston can take points off of Fylde, we could find ourselves in a very good position come 5pm. Should be a good attendance on Saturday, 1800 should be achievable.

Well done to Mark, Hugo and the team on a fantastic win today. Brilliant team selection, they all played well and are doing us proud.

We dominated the game and were worth winners. Getting the goal on the stroke of half time was important, as Kettering were happy to defend and frustrate, but they had to be more open in the second half. Omotayo’s first goal was a bullet header from a corner and that gave us a nice buffer. Cosgrave was fouled in the box and won a penalty, which Theo was desperate to take, but Omotayo stepped up and confidently dispatched it. Game was now over as a contest, before we made it 4, before Kettering getting a goal.
Was nice that Mark Hughes subbed Theo, as that gave the Lynn fans the opportunity to applaud him in what couldn’t have been an easy week for him. Mark and Hugo walked around after the final whistle to applaud the fans, which was reciprocated. Mark and Hugo shared an embrace as they were leaving the pitch, there was a sense of real togetherness from them, players and fans after the game.
Omotayo deservedly got man of the match, not just for his 2 goals, he defended our box well, as he always does and won his fair share of headers. Dixon-Hodge looks assured and a good find, distributes the ball well, notably with some long throws. Oxlaide-Chambalain had a good game and is cementing a regular starting place. Barrett seams to have lost his way of late, but did assist for our opener.
Overall, a great win, which will set the team up nicely for Alfreton, With Chester dropping 2 points, second place is looking good, but if we were to win our remaking 4 games and Fylde were to drop 5 points from their remaining 5, it would them come down to goal difference. Hopefully, Kidderminster can do us a big favour on Monday.

A big thank you to Mark and Hugo for stepping in to manage the club. Thank you Paul too for your coaching role and of course Steve too, for acting quickly in replacing TW.
It would be nice to see a big turn out Friday to show appreciation and get behind the team. It has been a difficult time for players and staff alike. Really hope that this team (all players) will see the season out and for Theo to score the winner in the play off final. Must be a difficult time for Theo, but while he is a Linnet, we must all support him.

No new manager will be appointed. The level we are at next season will play a part in who would be interested. Hugo and Mark, or Josh Coulson / Michael Clunan will be amongst the caretaker managers I would think.
Forget about Setch / IC and co, their time has been and gone. When we know what League where in for next season and whether full or part time, SC will then look to appoint a replacement.