National League North

Rowe reign gets off to spicy start

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 August 2025

KING’S LYNN TOWN 1 AFC TELFORD UTD 1
By Greg Plummer

THE new era at King’s Lynn Town is here – and if the opening game is anything to go by, it promises to be an eventful one.
It took a Michael Gyasi equaliser to earn a point, but the scoreline hardly reflects a spicy, sometimes tetchy, game full of edge-of-the-seat moments.
There was much to like about new boss James Rowe’s team – Gyasi’s efforts, his brute strength, some crazy dribbling – a feature shared by left-sided Joe Nyahwema and Ross Crane.
Gyasi had the ball in the net on f...

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