Linnets go forward as King's Lynn Town
Paddy Davitt King's Lynn Town was formally adopted on Friday night as the official name for the new-look Linnets. More than 100 supporters attended the club's first fans' forum since chairman Buster Chapman was awarded the lease on the council-owned Walks Stadium.
Paddy Davitt
King's Lynn Town was formally adopted on Friday night as the official name for the new-look Linnets.
More than 100 supporters attended the club's first fans' forum since chairman Buster Chapman was awarded the lease on the council-owned Walks Stadium.
King's Lynn Town was the overwhelming choice over Lynn Town and the club's trading name Lynn FC following a public vote and ballot.
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Chapman and operations manager Jonathan Chapman faced some tough questioning during the 90-minute meeting regarding their plans for the re-launched club which will enter the Non League pyramid for the 2010/11 season.
Club officials expect to find out in May which league the FA have indicated they wish to place King's Lynn Town. The Ridgeons Premier Division remains a preferred option - despite sizeable opposition from member clubs who ultimately will all vote on whether to accept the Linnets.
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