When a UEFA Cup Team Tested The Imps At The Bank
It’s not often Lincoln City play host to a team who has qualified for Europe, at least not one from the continent. However, after our […]
From the archives
When the Imps Throttled the Roughnecks
The Imps have a habit of attracting interesting friendly opponents – I remember Seattle Storm coming very early on in my life as an Imp, […]
Looking Back At: Brian Gilmour
When Brian Gilmour arrived at Sincil Bank in November 2009, he was something of a mystery figure. A product of Rangers’ youth setup, Gilmour had […]
On This Day In Lincoln City History
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Memory Match: 2013 – Simmo Returns As Relegation Fear Fade
In March 2013, a crowd of under 1,600 witnessed a gritty yet vital win as Sincil Bank found its voice once more under the returning […]
The Greatest Managers We Never Had
There’s always talk about the players we almost signed, the ones we let go who went on to do better, and the Lincoln youths who […]
Memory Match: 2011 – City Relegated From The Football League
One thing that is hugely important is to remember where you have come from. Nobody should live in the past, and it isn’t always easy […]
Memory Match: City All BUT Secure Survival In 2011
In hindsight, few days at Sincil Bank encapsulate the chaos, character and creeping optimism of the Tilson era quite like these. The creeping optimism was […]
Looking Back At: Simeon Hodson
Earlier this week, we looked at a relegation curse that afflicted Justin Walker – he’s not the only ex-Imp to suffer the curse. Indeed, there […]
Memory Match: 2007 – City Hit Three At Stockport, Move Off The Bottom
Peter Jackson’s troubled era got up and running with his first away win as manager in December 2007. Jacko, replacing the dismissed John Schofield, saw […]
Looking Back At: Ben Wright
Ben Wright isn’t a player who often gets spoken about in City circles, which does seem a little odd to me. He only played twice […]
Memory Match: City Smash 11 Past Crewe Alexandra
29 September 1951 – Sincil Bank, Division Three (North) In the long, proud history of our football club, no league game has produced more goals, […]
Alan Roberts: A Club Record Purchase Cruelly Robbed of a Chance To Shine
Alan Roberts often pops up in conversation with supporters of a certain age – a £60,000 (which is around £160,000 with inflation) purchase who lasted […]
Memory Match: 1988 – A First Grimsby Clash in 12 Years, But City Promotion Hopes Fade
Boxing Day derbies are never short on drama, but the 1988 Sincil Bank showdown between Lincoln City and Grimsby Town offered more questions than answers […]
Memory Match: Late Heartbreak Ends Our Liverpool FA Cup Dream
The Imps’ 2012 FA Cup journey is often forgotten in the annals of history. However, David Holdsworth’s side played six matches in the competition, scoring […]
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