Forgotten Imps – Part One
Whilst our non-league experience was not pleasant at the time, it is worth remembering it from time to time. 2016/17 is the obvious place to […]
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Looking Back At: 1974/75 (Part Four)
It’s the final part of the excellent review of the 1974/75 season from Malcolm Johnson, starting in March 1975. Part One here Part Two here […]
Looking Back At: 1974/75 (Part 3)
Part One Here Part Two Here It’s time for Part Three of Malcolm Johnson’s excellent look at the 1974/75 season, starting in the winter of […]
Looking Back At: 1974/75 (Part Two)
Following on from yesterday’s article looking at the early part of the 1974/75 season, here is Malcolm Johnson’s excellent, in-depth analysis of the autumn of […]
Looking Back At: 1974/75 (Part 1)
Huge thanks to Malcom Johnson who has once again produced an in-depth and extensive insight into the Imps’ 1974/75 season, spread across four parts over […]
Imps Rewind: Raggett’s famous words and Cooper’s famous face
I couldn’t do a preview of today’s rewind game, because back then I didn’t do one either. I’d been to my first Football Blogging Awards […]
Looking Back At: Jimmy McGeough
Jimmy McGeough Date of birth: 14.7.43, Born: Belfast, Height: 5ft 7½in Position: Midfield, City appearances: League: 61(4), FA & League Cups: 6(1), Total: 67(5) James McGeough, usually known […]
17 Years On – City Reach The Play-Off Final
17 years ago today, I cried for the first time at a football match. I’m not an emotional man (although I did once cry at […]
Imps Rewind: Grant’s Goal Could Cost Posh Play-Off Spot
Many of you have spent the afternoon watching the Imps’ beat Peterborough in the New Year’s Day thriller at the Bank. It’s a crucial game […]
Arthur Ellis and Lincoln City
Famous in later life for his dipstick, he was once described as “the world’s greatest referee” and even started a fashion trend amongst his fellow […]
Looking Back At: Paul Morgan
Often, I leave the ‘Looking Back At’ feature to Malcolm and his excellent recollections of the 1960s. I’ve never felt comfortable writing about players I’ve […]
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: October 2013
I feel almost blessed to have found these articles – they’re really the very first pieces of writing I did towards this site, although they […]
Imps Rewind: Burton 0-2 Imps & Away Day Tales
I love football, let me lead in with that so we’re absolutely clear. I became a writer through football, I held my own at school […]
Imps Rewind: Michael Appleton Previews Burton Albion
This afternoon sees the Imps relive the away trip to Burton Albion, my favourite of the season. We’ll be publishing our match report and my […]
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