Linnets bounce back

[Blue_and_Gold]

Home win for the Linnets.

2-1

Att: 1070

[Mallard]

Good response to grab the 3 points tonight, with a few changes to the line up from Saturday.    I see Alfreton got a point in a ‘Desmond’ at Leamington.   Another interesting result was Marine getting stuffed 3-0 at home.  Lynn go there a Saturday.

Anyone shed some light why Buxton have played their opening 3 games at home while Farsley have had their opening 3 games away ?

[m a hill]

Hard fought win tonight it was more like a battle than a match they tried to kick us of the pitch with one of our players ending up going to hospital he was knocked unconscious but thankfully he’s all right.their goal was a penalty the lads dive Tom Daley would have been proud off after 13 minutes of extra time I was glad to hear the Ref blow the whistle for time

[Wingwizzard]

 i See farsley's next 5 league games are all away as well  so they should have 8 at home in a row as well lucky they can afford it with no home game  income

[Linnet]

Long term works being carried out at their ground What shd have been home fixtures have been reversed

[Paul47]

Home win for the Linnets.

2-1

Att: 1070

No Lynn News report? Link is usually up within seconds of it being online......

Rushall were an awful team to watch (not surprising when the manager is who it is) many of who should be playing Rugby rather than football.

Ref was clueless - clear dive for their penalty, their captain (number 6) very lucky to stay on the pitch and just the refs general performance was poor.

We did what we needed to and, especially in the 2nd half, dug it and battled well.

Good 3 points but just as important it appears Kian Ronan escaped any serious injury.

[Blue_and_Gold]

No Lynn News report? Link is usually up within seconds of it being online......

Greg's on holiday this week. Sorry.

Normal service will be resumed soon.

 

[Mallard]

Now where is that clutching of a handbag emoji.   Thought better of you Paul.  Still what do I know 🤷🏻‍♂️

Three mega important of course, but equally we stood up to a physical team and came out of the other side.

Like AL has said, teams are going to be afraid, very afraid when they see the names of Gold and Margetts on the team sheet

[Blue_and_Gold]

Rushall were an awful team to watch (not surprising when the manager is who it is) many of who should be playing Rugby rather than football.

Ref was clueless - clear dive for their penalty, their captain (number 6) very lucky to stay on the pitch and just the refs general performance was poor.

I think we've been at this level long enough to know what to expect from certain teams. If we can't cope with what the opposition brings to the game, we only have ourselves to blame. No prisoners at this level..................never has been. We failed to cope with a game plan on Saturday, but handled it last night. When the final whistle goes, the 3 points is all that really matters.

Clueless Ref's.....................I think that very often appears  to be the case when they visit the Walks. 

[Blue_and_Gold]

Local Paper Report.


King’s Lynn Town 2 Rushall Olympic 1: National League North match report

Jonny Margetts marked his return from suspension by netting the winner for King’s Lynn on Tuesday night.

Margetts, who missed the first two matches due to a ban carried over from last season, scored just before half-time as the Linnets beat Rushall Olympic 2-1 in National League North.

A bright start from the hosts was rewarded inside six minutes when striker Gold Omotayo converted a cross from Josh Hmami.

But the scores were level just past the half-hour when Jaden Charles converted from the penalty spot for Rushall.

The decisive goal of the evening arrived in the second minute of stoppage time when Josh McCammon’s run ended with him playing in Margetts to tuck the ball home.

There was a lengthy delay early in the second half when Kian Ronan was injured and had to be stretchered off.

As a result, the Linnets had to see out 12 minutes of stoppage time and they were indebted to a fantastic save late on by keeper Paul Jones from Keziah Martin to preserve their lead.


 
King’s Lynn: Jones, Ronan (Crowe 61mins), Sass, McFadden, Taylor, Johnson, Hmami, McCammon (Hughes 90+6mins), Crane (Coulson 88mins), Omotayo (Wilson 90+10mins), Margetts. Sub not used: Boyes.

Attendance: 1,070.