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RETURNING IAN SEES HIS TROOPS MAKE HAY

By Greg Plummer
KING’S LYNN 2
ST IVES TOWN 0
IAN Culverhouse’s first game back in the home dugout yielded three points as King’s Lynn Town extended their unbeaten league run to seven matches.
Both goals came in the second half as the Linnets saw off a plucky Saints outfit to move up to eighth in the league table.
After an excellent start from the visitors, Lynn gradually grew into the game but were unable to make the most of some excellent Ryan Hawkins deliveries in a goalless first period.
Lynn were forced into a change at the start of the second period as Aaron Jones, wh...

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