1998: When Lincoln City Had a PSG Player and Future International On Trial
Exactly 28 years ago today, Lincoln City put an advert on the back of the Echo, asking for people to volunteer to be Poacher the […]
From the archives
The 1929 Fire At Sincil Bank: What Happened?
We do love Sincil Bank, whatever it may be called. It’s been the Imps’ home for over a century now, closing in on 132 years. […]
On This Day: Released Lincoln City Captain Agrees International Switch
July 3rd, 1996, was a good time in England. Three Lions was top of the charts, Euro 96 had just finished, and Lincoln City were […]
Lincoln City Manager First Games: What Does History Suggest?
On paper, Lincoln City duo Chris Cohen and Tom Shaw have the toughest first game of my lifetime. Middlesbrough were 90 minutes from the Premier […]
On This Day: Lincoln City Ambitious Double Swoop Completed
On this day in 1993, Lincoln City completed a double swoop described as a coup, but that didn’t quite pan out that way. The first […]
On This Day: Lincoln City Raid Oxford United For 21-Year-Old
On this day in 1995, Lincoln City were looking to add youth, pedigree and a little midfield promise to Sam Ellis’ squad, with 21-year-old Paul […]
Looking Back At: Middlesbrough v Lincoln City 1992
The Imps officially open their Championship campaign against Middlesbrough, and I thought I’d look back at the last time we faced them, albeit not in […]
Inside The Deal That Nearly Killed The Imps – The ITV Digital Collapse (Documentary)
Given that it’s the close season, I thought I’d try something a little different over on the Stacey West’s , and give a documentary of […]
The Curious Case of Darren Carr: More Than Just a Lincoln City Loanee
In 2001, Lincoln City signed a defender called Darren Carr. You might be forgiven for missing it: he played four times before returning to Brighton. […]
Five More Strikers Who Terrorised Lincoln City Over The Years
On Wednesday, I did a Top Ten Strikers For Scoring Past Lincoln City article. It featured what Transfermarkt claimed were the ten strikers who scored […]
Remembering Lincoln City Pioneers John Walker and Eddie Dilsworth
John Walker and Eddie Dilsworth might not be names that sit in Lincoln City history for many, but they were trailblazers at the club. I […]
When Lincoln City Once Played Iceland, And Came Close To Signing Three Internationals
Almost all EFL clubs go abroad for some sort of pre-season tour. We used to do France and Ireland, but now jet off to Spain […]
Remembering Lincoln City In The Old Second Division
It’s been sixty years since Lincoln City competed in the old Second Division, and for many, that is out of our memory bank by some […]
The Greatest Moments in the History of Lincoln City
For supporters of Lincoln City FC, the club’s history is full of memories that stir both pride and passion. Over the years, the Imps have […]
The Lincoln City Signing Who Failed a Medical a Month After Signing
You hear of transfers not going ahead because of a failed medical, and there are doubtless some that you don’t hear about as well, but […]
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