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LYNN ARE ON THE WHAY UP

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YOUNG midfielder Harry Whayman has become Ian Culverhouse’s sixth signing of the summer at King’s Lynn Town.
Whayman, who turns 18 in September, spent eight years in the Ipswich Town academy set-up before being release by the Portman Road club earlier this year.
He spent the end of last season at Eastern Counties League side Diss Town and has now signed a two-year deal with King’s Lynn.
Whayman said: “I really am very excited to have signed for the club. The stadium is impressive and I’m looking forward to playing in front of a lot of people here when the se...

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