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4 days ago · Kennedy secured a top-half finish in his only full season at Sincil Bank, the club’s second-highest league finish in 40 years but left 11 matches into the following campaign with the Imps 16th ...
May 16, 2024 · Address: Sincil Bank Stadium, Lincoln, LN5 8LD Telephone: 01522 880 011 Pitch Size: 110 x 73 yards Pitch Type: Grass Club Nickname: The Imps Year Ground Opened: 1895 Undersoil Heating: No Shirt Sponsors: Branston Kit Manufacturer:Oxen Home Kit: Red, white and black Away Kit: White
5 days ago · The 2018–19 season is Lincoln City 's 135th season in their history and their second season back in League Two after missing out on the League Two playoff final in the 2017/2018 season. Along with League Two, the club also participates in the FA Cup, and has been eliminated from the EFL Cup and EFL Trophy . The season covers the period from 1 ...
4 days ago · The year is 1991. We’ve recently climbed out of the Conference after a titanic battle with Barnet, who then failed to get out for the next two years. Finally, Barry Fry brought our old rivals back ot the Bank, and our first meeting came in September 1991, the first since we’d beaten them 2-1 in a battle. Hopes were high that we might hand ...
May 17, 2024 · The procession will come down Sincil Bank, passing behind the GBM Stand, before being driven behind the Rilmac Stand and exit the footprint via Cross Street. Anyone who wishes to join club staff as they say goodbye to George, a much-loved figure around the club thanks to his many decades of volunteer service, are welcome to do so.
4 days ago · Mark Kennedy was once a winger at Millwall. Image: Millwall FC. 1.1k. VIEWS. MARK Kennedy has been hired as the new boss of League Two Swindon Town. The former Millwall player was dismissed by Lincoln City last October, departing Sincil Bank on the same day that Gary Rowett left The Den by mutual consent. But he is now back in football as he ...
4 days ago · This in turn set up a night to remember under the Sincil Bank lights. The Imps welcomed top division side West Ham United to Lincolnshire, and in front of a 10,000 strong crowd. Lincoln City’s Lukas Jensen and Mark Kennedy celebrate the penalty shootout win at Sheffield United. Credit: Chris Vaughan/Lincoln City FC
