Lynn are back on the road on Bank Holiday Monday when they travel to Yorshire to take on Farsley Celtic at the Citadel.
Lynn’s only visit to the Throstle Nest, now Citadel, took place when they were last in Blue Square North back in January 2009 when they came away with a 1-1 draw having been denied their first win in nine league outings by a controversial 93rd minute equaliser which might have been achieved with the hand of Celt’s substitute Scott Broughton.
Lynn had taken a 78th minute lead through Andrew Fisk but had to be content with their 13th draw from 23 league games.
Lynn were relegated that season because of ground grading problems and Farsley did not make it to the end of the following season following financial problems.
A reformed Farsley AFC progressed through the lower leagues returning to the name of Farsley Celtic in 2015 and were promoted to National North at the end of last season.
This season has seen mixed results but the arrival of defender Tom Allen on a month’s loan from York City has seen clean sheets against Spennymoor and Gateshead.
When Darlington went to the Citadel on the opening day of the season, the Darlo manager Alan Armstrong commented the state of the pitch “The grass is extremely long, there were bobbles and it is going to be difficult for any team to come here and play football.”
On the Celts team he said, “They were never going to let us play, but on the other hand they weren’t looking to play.
“They played balls into the corner, they played to their strengths, that’s football.
“They played to the big man and they had runners off him and we didn’t deal with it, we defended so poorly and the lads know it. ”
Ground: The Citadel, Newlands, Farsley,Leeds LS28 5BE
Admission: Adults: £10, Concessions (over 60, under 18 & students): £6, Under 13s & Service Personnel: Free
Programme: £2
Car Parking: There is a large free car park located at the main entrance of the ground.
Please avoid parking on the streets around the ground.

Lynn extended their unbeaten run to five matches with a deserved win that moved them two second in the table.
Lynn made two changes from the starting line-up that defeated AFC Telford the previous week with Ryan Jarvis coming in for Chris Smith, who had a sight hamstring problem, and Chris Henderson for Sam Kelly.
Despite kick-off being delayed by some 50 minutes because the Nash suffered transport problems, it was the home side that looked out of sorts and unprepared.
Aaron Jones had an early effort from the edge of the box that went narrowly wide of the post but it was the visitors who dominated and looked sharper creating chances for Rob Evans and Sean Miller before taking a deserved lead on 12 minutes.
Callum Saunders getting on the end of a Miller pass and slotting past Alex Street.
The opening 15-20 minutes belonged to the Nash but Lynn had a chance to equalise immediately after Curzon had taken the lead but Adam Marriott’s shot was tipped onto the post by Cameron Mason.
On 17 minutes the visitors nearly doubled their lead when Sean Miller’s curling effort from some 25 yards hit the bar.
Lynn clawed their way back into the game but it was not until the 33rd minute that they equalised when Marriott scored from the spot after a Jones’ cross hit the arm of Josh Askew.
Lynn began to dominate and took the lead on 39 minutes with Jones again the provider. His cross to the back post finding the head of Michael Gash.
Lynn’s third goal was a repeat of the second only this time it was Nathan Fox who crossed for Gash to head home on 61 minutes to make it 3-1 and the scoring was completed two minutes later when Marriott scored his fifth of the season ending a slick move that involved himself, Alfie Payne and Gash leaving Nash a shadow of the team that started the game.
Lynn: Street, Jones, Fox, Fryatt, Jarvis (Richards 63), McAuley, Clunan, Payne (Carey 73), Gash, Marriott, Henderson (Kelly 54). Unused subs: Barrows,Stewart. Booked: Jones. Scorers: Marriott pen 33, 62 Gash 39, 61
Curzon: Mason, Halls, Askew, Wroe (Elstone 81), Ali, Thornley, Merrill, Evans, Saunders (Banister 71), Miller, Regan (Davies h/t). Unused subs: Wall, Sinclair. Booked: Evans, Halls, Davies, Saunders. Scorer: Saunders 12
Attendance: 833
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Ground Development Fund (GF) – Update
The Trust has received communication from Stephen Cleeve expressing his appreciation for our fundraising efforts towards the GDF. He further informed us that he has ordered the additional turnstiles required to meet the new ground grading standards.
He also attached an invoice for the required deposit.
You will be aware that it was agreed that any funds raised in the GDF (£4,052 at the time of writing) would be used towards the purchase of these turnstiles.
To that end, The Trust has forwarded a cheque for £4,052 to Stadium Solutions who will manufacture the turnstile units.
This sum covers the required deposit less the VAT.
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