What Constitutes a Legend? – Plus the first of my own personal Imps legends
After the Matt Rhead article I did last week, someone asked me what I thought truly constituted a legend. The word gets bandied about so […]
Players
Darren Davis: Thommo and I didn’t see eye to eye
Former Imps midfielder Darren Davis has admitted in the latest edition of A City United that he didn’t get on with our current radio star, […]
Ask, and ye shall recieve
It was what, an hour ago that I put Danny Rowe on top of my Imps Christmas wish list. Well, Santa McCarthy was clearly reading […]
Who Would I Like To See Sign (Part Two of Two)
I started off with a look at a couple of the players I’d like to see at City in the January window, to conclude here […]
Frecklington at a book signing, what can it mean?
In short, nothing. Yesterday Lee Frecklington was kind enough to attend a signing of Impvasion at the local WH Smiths in town. Josh Vickers was […]
Who I Would Like To See Sign (Part One of Two)
With January coming up I keep getting asked by readers who I would like to see sign for City. I do a lot of research […]
The Legend Lives On
A cryptic tweet from the club always send people into meltdown, does it not? Yesterday, just after 5pm, they announced something would be announced at […]
Norwich Cup Draw: Not Ideal For Raggett Extension
Another transfer window, another glut of stories, conjecture and second-guessing what might happen with Sean Raggett. It’s almost routine for Imps fans to be discussing […]
Rheady: 100 and counting
Our 1-0 defeat against Colchester might not have been the most illustrious game Matt Rhead has played in, but on a dreary night in Essex […]
They Played For Both: Yeah, Cheers Coventry.
Looking back over the list of players to feature for both the Imps and Coventry is a hard task to undertake. If you try to […]
Freck: Another rumour does the rounds
The benefit of being a so-called indie writer rather than an official reporter is the ability for me to float rumours that are circulating for […]
Looking back at: Peter Grotier
London-born Grotier signed for West Ham as a youth in 1966, a highly rated keeper that looked to have a big future. In the summer […]
Can Eardley Force an International Recall?
It would be remiss of me not to pen a few words about the real surprise of the season, the form and rise of Neal […]
Raggett: D-Day Approaches
I tuned in late to yesterday’s press conference, but I’m informed one of the earliest questions was surrounding the immediate position of defender Sean Raggett. […]
Welcome to Sincil Bank Cameron Stewart
City have unveiled the signing of Cameron Stewart, a winger released by Ipswich last summer. Stewart has been with Port Vale and we’ve been waiting […]
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