King's Lynn were finally put out of business in 2009, wound up with £77,000 in debts it was over. Just a few years prior to this the Linnets hit the dizzy heights of the Blue Square North with Julian Joachim leading the line. In 2010 out of the ashes King's Lynn Town FC were formed they had a successful debut season as they reached the quarter finals of the FA Vase and finishing runner ups to St Neots in the United Counties Prem. They were unlucky to have not won the league having accumlated 103 points in any other league and they certainly would have won the title! With last seasons near miss behind them they are favourites to go up this season.
The only current squad players I plan on using are
Jack Defty - The clubs all time top scorer, will need him to fire them in to get us up.
Luke Thurlbourne - Ex-Southend youngster, also had a spell in the BSS with St Albans. Combatative midfielder will be a certain starter.
Patrick Bexfield - Full back equally adept at playing on the right in midfield.
Callum Reed - Full back who can also play in the centre, will likely be deployed at right back allowing Bexfield to play in midfield.
Jamie Thurlbourne - Left sided player can sit at full back or wide midfield.
Seeing how small the squad is I need to bring in reinforcements soon. I need urgently a goalie, some centre halves, a couple of central midfielders and someone to partner Defty up top.
I have a wage budget of £1,000 a week.
My Aims
Club To Turn Professional - Completed 2019
To Get Promoted to the Football League - Completed 2019
To become the bigggest club in Norfolk
To Win The Premier League
To win the Champions League
To win the World Club Cup
To get a stadium named after me
To produce a future England Captain from my youth set up
To get to top of the hall of fame
To break the world transfer record
International
To win the African Nations Cup - Completed 2023
To win the Copa America
To win the Gold Cup
To win the Asia Nations Cup
To win the European Championship
To win the World Cup

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