The Walks has hosted three draws and a defeat in the league this season

King's Lynn fans were disappointed once again as their team failed to collect their first home win of the season.

Tuesday's 2-2 Unibond League draw with North Ferriby United was the Linnets' third consecutive tie on home soil.

Danny Spencer, who scored both Lynn goals after joining the club last week, told BBC Radio Norfolk the long wait is adding to fans' expectations.

"The fans want to see us win a game at home and the pressure does build up, I'm sure it'll come shortly," he said.

He added: "It's nice to get a couple of goals, but the most important thing is winning games.

"We isn't won at home yet, but with the performance today we probably deserved a win, we've missed a penalty and were on top for most of the second half."

Spencer signed for Lynn less than a week ago and made his debut at left-back in Saturday's 4-2 win at Guisley.

With strikers Anthony Robinson and Gareth Sheldon absent through suspension and injury respectively, Spencer was pleased with his contribution as stand-in striker.

"I got my chance up-front, and it looks like I've taken my chance to keep the shirt until they come back," he said.

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