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Chris Lakey

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Head of Sport, Newsquest Norfolk at Newsquest

Head of sport, Newsquest Norfolk. Email [email protected]

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  • Manager Adam Lakeland on King's Lynn Town v Scunthorpe

    1 week ago | edp24.co.uk | Chris Lakey

    King's Lynn Town players celebrate after beating Scunthorpe the last time they faced each other at The Walks (Image: Ian Burt) King’s Lynn Town’s hopes of a play-off spot face arguably their toughest test on Friday as National League North leaders Scunthorpe head to west Norfolk.

  • Trust reveals talks with Singapore investors over Linnets' future

    1 week ago | edp24.co.uk | Chris Lakey

    King's Lynn Town faces financial issues as the season approaches its finale (Image: Ian Burt) The future ownership of King’s Lynn Town has taken a new twist after the Blue & Gold Supporters’ Trust revealed it had been involved in discussions with the club’s Singaporean investors.

  • Six things to consider ahead of King's Lynn Town's clash away to Farsley Celtic

    1 week ago | edp24.co.uk | Chris Lakey

    Adam Lakeland - plenty to consider as games begin to run out for King's Lynn Town (Image: Ian Burt) Chris Lakey takes a look at some talking points ahead of King’s Lynn Town’s trip to Buxton to face homeless – and relegated - Farsley Celtic this weekend Gold digger Gold Omotayo’s return to Lynn after a season away hasn’t been a smooth one: injury and loss of form have reduced his impact. But the 31-year-old was excellent in last weekend’s goalless draw at home to Chorley.

  • King's Lynn Town 0 Chorley 0 in National League North

    2 weeks ago | edp24.co.uk | Chris Lakey

    Gold Omotayo fires in a shot which was blocked (Image: Ian Burt) King's Lynn Town 0 Chorley 0 King’s Lynn Town kept up their National League North play-off battle on a day when more financial uncertainty emerged. While the playing staff are doing their bit on the pitch, owner Stephen Cleeve has brought out the begging bowl, saying he needs to raise £50,000 to pay the bills for the rest of the season.

  • 'They're one of the teams I've been speaking about all season' - Linnets boss

    2 weeks ago | edp24.co.uk | Chris Lakey

    2 1/1 King’s Lynn Town get an immediate chance to return to the play-off spots when one of their biggest rivals head to west Norfolk this weekend. Lynn slipped to eighth in midweek, after Curzon Ashton won at Needham Market. But a win over fifth-placed Chorley will guarantee Adam Lakeland’s men a place in the top seven.

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Chris Lakey
Chris Lakey @EDPchrislakey
11 Apr 25

A few things to think about ahead of @officialKLtown trip to Buxton to face @FarsleyCelticFC … https://t.co/pPTB8DOsM7

Chris Lakey
Chris Lakey @EDPchrislakey
9 Apr 25

Funny what you find when you’re in the office dungeon … this was from 1935. https://t.co/5szIwBp0BX

Chris Lakey
Chris Lakey @EDPchrislakey
8 Apr 25

Curzon lose 3-0 at home to Spennymoor … that’s their games in hand gone. Think @officialKLtown will be happy with that even though their fate is out is their hands.