King’s Lynn appeal for help to fight FA charges
King's Lynn Town officials are appealing for help from supporters in their bid to fight FA charges relating to crowd disorder at the club's recent FA Vase semi-final against Coalville at The Walks.
The club's second leg 6-2 aggregate defeat was marred by incidents involving both sets of fans and the Ravens' management and substitutes.
Police made two arrests outside the ground on the day and Town have pledged to ban any individuals identified as being involved in the flashpoints.
A statement read: 'We would like people to send in information, testimonials, pictures and videos so that anybody identified as instigating trouble can be dealt with accordingly. Evidence will also be supplied to the FA to help the club defend charges brought against them.'
Supporters are advised to contact the club via email to office@kltown.co.uk.
Meanwhile, Town are offering fans a discounted ticket to watch the remaining four home fixtures of the UCL Premier Division season. Lynn host Desborough on Saturday in the first of four matches in the space of a week and a special 'super' ticket will be available prior to the game allowing supporters to watch all four games for the price of three.
'We have had a fantastic season so far,' said chairman Buster Chapman. 'I would like the team to be coming out here and getting the support they deserve in their final matches. I know it is a busy end to the season but this is no-one's fault - it's just simply a consequence of the bad weather we experienced over the winter.'
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Super ticket prices: Adults �24, concessions �18 and �9 for children (aged 12 to 15).
Town's Norfolk Senior Cup final finale against Dereham at Carrow Road has now been given two provisional dates - dependent on the Canaries' Championship promotion push.
If Norwich go up automatically, the re-arranged final will take place on Tuesday, May 10. If Norwich are invovled in the play-offs, the final will be moved to Monday, May 23. (7.30pm kick-off time for both dates)
