1985: The Summer Football Nearly Died
The mid 1980’s were a turbulent and taxing time for anyone that lived through them. Across the north of England, mines were closing. British industry […]
Month: February 2017
Barrow hoping to gain ground
Promotion hopefuls Barrow face a stern test of their mettle tonight as they travel to Macclesfield in the National League’s only match. Barrow announced three new […]
Guiseley could affect promotion race
John Rooney had quite a day. In the morning it was announced the younger brother of Wayne had turned down the offer of a new […]
Premier League Opposition & Wooden Stands
Much has been made of our trip to Turf Moor this week, with their top flight status drawing much interest. Imps fans are looking forward […]
Win a Burnley Ticket with The Stacey West
It’s the match everyone wants to be at, the ticket that you’ve all wanted to find in your Valentine’s cards. Burnley v Lincoln City in […]
For sale: A club’s special day
Sutton United have made history this season by being one of two non-league teams into the fifth round for the first time ever. Sadly, that […]
179 Days of Allan Clarke
In June 1990 Colin Murphy resigned from Lincoln City after two seasons back at the club. He’d led us to a GMVC title at the […]
Happy Valentine’s Day to my one true love: Lincoln City
Before I start today let me clarify something; my partner and I don’t ‘do’ Valentine’s Day. I’m very lucky that she doesn’t feel offended if […]
Fair Play League
The Non-League Paper publish weekly fair play league, and as a lover of numbers and statistics I decided to break it down into National League […]
Tranmere hoping for cash boost
Tranmere are hoping for a cash boost ahead of the final few weeks of the season, as their Supporter’s Trust launch their very own version […]
The Imps Greatest Win
After the Second World War, Lincoln City enjoyed something of a resurgence in fortunes. Before Hitler attempted to take over the whole of Europe with […]
Garry Hill: What are you on mate?
Very few people watching yesterday’s game would disagree that Woking turned in a decent performance. They zipped the ball around and in the end City […]
Former Imp in midst of Tranmere controversy
Along with City, three of the top four registered wins yesterday, but Tranmere Rovers lost further ground after surrendering a two goal lead at home […]
Scraping the bottom: Imps v North Ferriby 2014
When we think of how low we have been since relegation from the Football League, people often talk of our defeat at Carshalton in the […]
Burnley Bus – Seats Available
With the league off the agenda for a few days, all eyes are turned on our historic FA Cup 5th round tie at Turf Moor […]