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King's Lynn Town manager Mark Hughes says it's time for everyone to stick together after his side's winless run was stretched to six games with a 1-0 reverse at Warrington this afternoon.Isaac Buckley-Ricketts scored the only goal of the game in Cheshire to leave Lynn languishing in the bottom three of the National League North table.Hughes remains defiant after Lynn's latest setback, insisting he can still turn the club's fortunes

West Norfolk karting king Jenson Sayell extended his lead after returning to Kimbolton for the eighth round of the Hunts Kart Racing Club Championship at the weekend.Fastest in Sunday's warm-up session, Sayell worked his way up to second in the opening heat before he was hit on the first corner.By the time he rejoined the race, there was no time to catch the pack and he eventually finished sixth.Jenson Sayell

King's Lynn Town have completed the signing of Ethan Sutcliffe on a one-month loan deal from AFC Wimbledon.Sutcliffe, 19, will provide Lynn with extra cover at the back with both Adam Crowther and Kyle Callan-McFadden sidelined with injury.Linnets manager Mark Hughes said: "Ethan is a young commanding centre back, who is highly thought of at AFC Wimbledon and will come straight into the squad for Saturday.King's Lynn manager Mark Hughes

King's Lynn manager David Hoggart accepts he’s likely to step aside as the club look to rebuild for the 2024 season.Hoggart stepped into the Stars’ hot seat earlier this summer following the departure of Alex Brady, to offer them some experience and continuity at a time when their future was under threat.Owner Keith Chapman turned to Hoggart to handle team affairs at a time when he was working on other

King's Lynn Town manager Mark Hughes is under mounting pressure to get a result at the scene of one of the club's greatest-ever days tomorrow.The Linnets travel to Warrington - the venue of their Super Play-off victory back in 2019 - in the National League North.Another defeat for Lynn could be unthinkable for the former Barnet and Chelmsford City midfielder following the club's disappointing exit from the FA Cup on

Would sparring with Joe Joyce have been on Tommy Fletcher’s bingo list for 2023? Potentially.The 21-year-old Attleborough Boxing Club graduate has had a fantastic year so far, winning two fights to take his professional record to 5-0, but he prepares to take the ‘biggest step’ in his career to date this weekend‘The Norfolk Nightmare’ will take to the ring inside the OVO Wembley Arena tomorrow, to fight Alberto Tapia in

Weeting Saxon are blitzing everything before them in Division Two of the Solar Shed North West Norfolk League during the opening weeks of the campaign.An 8-1 victory at Gayton United A made it 31 goals scored in their opening three games of the new season.Dan Murphy (4), James Langley, Paul Carr, Rhys Collins and Connor Sheppard all found the back of the net in their latest win with Murphy's personal

Hard work and dedication is reaping its rewards for youngsters from the Alive King's Lynn Community Football Elite under-13 squad.On the back of being crowned the JPL Midlands League champions last season, losing on penalties in the national finals, the team continues to flourish and develop under the tutorship of Darren Broughton and Mike Daisley.Being part of the scheme has opened so many doors in the squad's early years of

The annual Round Norfolk Relay took place last weekend, featuring almost 60 teams tackling the 17 stages mirroring the county borders.The event was not without incident this year after circumstances at Feltwell involving the police dealing with a ram raid led to the last-minute cancellation of Stage 14.This was disappointing for those runners due to cover that stage, including Ryston’s Dawn Robinson, Oliver Foxwell, and Kerrie Page, but also of