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LINNETS HOLD HEADS HIGH DESPITE ROUT

LINNETS HOLD

By David Richardson

KING’S LYNN TOWN’S history-making adventure in the competition may have ended with a bump, but it served as a timely reminder of how far the Norfolk club has come.

Portsmouth had not long lifted the famous trophy at Wembley in 2008 before the Linnets were wound up just over a decade ago.
Reformed in 2010 and starting out in the United Counties League, they have won seven promotions in ten seasons with back-to-back successes under manager Ian Culverhouse, lifting them to the National League.
He has guided them to more milestones this season with this, their ...

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