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LYNN GET READY TO BEGIN A NEW ERA

CENTURIONS last season, it still wasn’t to be for King’s Lynn Town as the runners-up were beaten in the playoff final by Slough Town.
Even if they’d won it would have been manager Ian Culverhouse’s last game following his surprise resignation during the run-in.
Simon Clark, the former Worksop Town manager who also played for Lynn, has taken over with the club once again holding high ambitions for the new campaign.
There have been some high-profile departures with rightback Cameron Norman moving into the Football League with Oxford City, while Cameron King has joined ...

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