Dream draw? Not for us.
For Lincoln City, the only thing remotely related to the ‘magic of the FA Cup’ in tonight’s fifth round draw was actually being in it. Pulling […]
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Is it big clubs devaluing the cup, or The FA?
There has been much discussion this weekend about larger clubs disrespecting the FA Cup by making significant changes to their sides ahead of ties: but […]
FA Cup Fifth Round: Who do you want?
As the (moon) dust settles on Sincil Bank after a historic weekend, attention will quickly turn to Monday’s draw for the last 16 of the […]
Back to black
After years of financial struggle, news broke today that Lincoln City are not only clear of their debt to the Coop Bank, but are […]
Ticketing – doing the best they can
Tickets, or more specifically the lack of them, seems to be the topic of the day. Most of social media comments seem completely oblivious to […]
The FA Cup 4th round: History (part 2)
If the first appearance in an FA Cup 4th round had been at the start of a fine run for Lincoln in the second tier, […]
The FA Cup 4th Round: History (part 1)
If you’re hoping to read a history of the FA Cup 4th round here I’m afraid the title is misleading. This is a look at […]
Imps v Ipswich: The Players (part 2)
Continuing on from Part One of my look at the players who featured last night, here is the chronologically correct second part. Terry Hawkridge I […]
Bridging gaps and creating history
In the FA Cup third round tonight, Lincoln City created history. The players currently wearing the red and white stripes are making us as proud […]
It’s Civil War: The Battle of the Tickets
Football is a fast moving game, and no sooner has the dust begun to settle on our excellent day out at Portman Road, squabbling has begun […]
Imps v Ipswich: A fans day out
Many of you have already read my assessment of the game this morning, obviously thank you for taking the time. Next up is the story my […]
Imps v Ipswich: The match blog
Yesterday was such a tremendous experience that I think it requires two blogs, one to dissect the actual match and another tracking my experiences on […]
Ipswich ticket frenzy
4194, or in words four thousand, one hundred and ninety four. That is how many tickets non-league Lincoln City have sold for the FA Cup clash […]
Marching on together, a night to remember.
It seems at the moment after every game I sit down to write a blog, wondering how I can possibly find new ways to enthuse […]
Imps draw a blank against organised Guiseley
I’m not one to usually blame a referee for an adverse result, but this afternoon at Sincil Bank I can’t help but feel referee Karl […]