Kristine is passionate about fan engagement and over the years she’s been heavily involved in many initiatives and projects which have improved the club’s connection with the fans. She was a vocal critic of the way our female supporters were victimised by stewards at Stevenage and, more recently, she was behind the Mariners Trust’s purchase of five new defibrillators for the club.

Kristine has been coming to Blundell Park for over 30 years and now sits in the Pontoon with her two children and friends. She started coming to games because of her Town-supporting uncle back in the early 90s, after Alan Buckley had taken the Mariners from the fourth to the second division in consecutive years. Although she can’t actually remember what her first game was, she was at the game against Sunderland at Blundell Park which got called off after ten minutes because of torrential weather. Over the years, Kristine has amassed a whole collection of special memories at Blundell Park but the main ones are the night we beat Kevin Keegan’s Fulham in the second leg of the play-offs and when we beat Premier League Tottenham Hotspur in the League Cup.