BOSS IAN HAPPY IN KING'S REIGN!

IAN CULVERHOUSE believes his King’s Lynn Town side will continue to improve after holding inform FC Halifax Town to a point at The Walks.

- Greg Plummer

Linnets debutant Alex Kiwomya saw his first half goal cancelled out by Tom Bradbury early in the second half in the thick fog at The Walks.

Culverhouse, who signed a long-term deal with the club before the game, said: “We haven’t played since playing Torquay here. We were good then and I thought we were good again today.

“I don’t think we’re far away from being a force. We are becoming hard to beat and are giving sides a good game.

“We are almost clicking. It’s the little fundamentals and making the right decisions at the right time, but we’ll get it right.

“I was pleased with a point but when you analyse it we should have perhaps got three. I thought we had enough chances ton win the game.”