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STATEMENT: Media Team Update

STATEMENT: Media Team Update

Wednesday, 27 May 2026

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King’s Lynn Town Football Club officially announce the departure of Alex Clare as Head Of Media.

Alex joined the club in 2024 as a talented videographer and stepped into the role as Head of Media in January of this year. During that time Alex has grown a strong match day media team and helped successfully develop our new club website. Alex was also the driving force behind Linnets+, where you can find exclusive King’s Lynn Town FC content.

We thank Alex for all his hard work during his time at the club and wish him well for the future.

With Alex’s departure creates opportunity. The football club are delighted to announce Conor Blake will be stepping into a new role as Media Manager, and Noah Crowe as Broadcast Manager.

Conor joined the club as part of our media team back in January. Soon becoming our Match Day writer, taking responsibility for our match reports and live match tweets, making them his own. Conor has played an influential part in the clubs content output over the last five months. After graduating from the University of East Anglia, with a degree in Media Studies last July, Conor is now fully focused on improving the clubs media output and club branding.

Noah joined us in December 2024, and has become the voice of King’s Lynn Town FC. With his match day commentary and interviews becoming a staple of the clubs media content. Since his arrival, Noah understands the importance of our connection to the fans. He will now step into a role that prioritises bringing new and exclusive content for our socials and club website.

Everyone at King’s Lynn Town looks forward to seeing Conor and Noah within their new roles in this coming season.

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