Memory Match: Peterborough United 4-4 Imps (1972)
Saturday 12th February 1972 Peterborough United 4 Lincoln City 4 (Football League Division Four) Former Manchester United and Scotland centre forward David Herd had been […]
Articles by malcjohnson
Looking Back At: 1977/78 (Part Two)
Find Part one of Malcolm’s excellent series here September In what was his last appearance for the club Ian Branfoot retained his place at right […]
Looking Back At: 1977/78 (Part One)
In May 1977 Lincoln City had finished in a respectable ninth place at the end of their first season in the Football League’s third tier […]
Forgotten Grounds: The Imps and Springfield Park, Wigan
PHOTO CREDITS CAN BE FOUND AT THE BOTTOM OF THE ARTICLE Apart from examples of ground-sharing there are a handful of venues that Lincoln City […]
Looking Back At: John Worsdale
John Worsdale Date of birth: 29.10.48, Born: Stoke-on-Trent, Height: 5ft 7in Position: Right-wing, City appearances: League: 55(12), 9 goals, FA Cup: (1), League Cup: 2(1), Total: 57(14), 9 goals Michael John […]
Looking Back: Why Lincoln City could be responsible for Liverpool domestic dominance
Saturday 14th November 1959 Lincoln City 4 Liverpool 2 (Football League Division Two) Over the years, and dating back to 1893, Lincoln City have played […]
Forgotten Grounds: The Imps and Feethams, Darlington
Darlington FC were founded in 1883 after a meeting was called in Darlington Grammar School to address concerns that so few Darlington-based football clubs were […]
Forgotten Grounds: The Imps and Sealand Road, Chester
Chester FC was founded in 1885 as an amalgamation of Chester Rovers and Old King’s Scholars FC and initially played their home games at Faulkner […]
Looking Back At: 1973/74 (Part 3)
ICYMI Looking Back At: 1973/74 (Part 1) Looking Back At: 1973/74 (Part 2) Following on from these excellent instalments, here’s Part Three of Malcolm Johnson’s […]
Looking Back At: 1973/74 (Part Two)
This article carries on from Part One, which can be found here, and is from the pen of our very own historian, Malcolm Johnson. Series […]
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