Lincoln City are on the verge of promotion from League One to the Championship, capping off one of the most remarkable rises in English football. As Michael Skubala’s side close in on history, fans must realise they are living the good old days right now. It’s been said that it would be great to […]
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Stockport County will be making their way back to Greater Manchester, scratching their heads at how they left the LNER Stadium empty-handed. Dave Challinor’s side were unable to ends Lincoln City’s unbeaten run despite pushing the Imps all the way. Business As Usual Early Doors Michael Skubala’s Imps went into the contest
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Lincoln City have today announced that Tom Hamer has signed a contract extension that will keep him with the club until the summer of 2029. The defender has taken part in every one of City’s League One fixtures so far this season. Unsung Hero Hamer joined the Imps from Burton Albion in
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The 1963 FA Cup win seemed to be a real turning point in the development of the post-Munich Manchester United, and Busby was helped by the emergence of a young Irishman by the name of George Best. The addition of Best to the side brought together the fabled ‘Holy Trinity’ of Best, Law and
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Manchester United had navigated its way through to the 1958 European Cup semi-finals thanks to a quarter-final victory over Yugoslav champions Red Star Belgrade, following a 3-3 draw at The JNA Stadium. The disaster in Munich took the lives of eight players, including captain Roger Byrne, centre-back Mark Jones and full-back Geoff Bent. Winger
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England had emerged from World War Two in the midst of rationing and, with a gloom hanging over the island, needed something to lift its spirits. After its war-enforced hiatus, the national sport of football had returned with Liverpool, Arsenal, Portsmouth twice, and Tottenham Hotspur claiming the league title up to the beginning of
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I will always err on the side of caution when it comes to football as well as life. Not the way to live a life, perhaps, but a guard from promotion talk before the end of January! However, Tuesday’s performance at home to Bradford City had even this usually realistic, if not negative, supporter
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League One is really shaping up for an exciting second half to the season. Prior to Boxing Day, we took a look at the top-performing players in the division according to FotMob’s statistics. Players must have played a minimum of 15 games, and some may have been selected to fit a formation!
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The Football League is well into one of its busiest and most traditional periods of the season, and teams face up to four games in ten days. The festive period can make or break a season, with strong starts wilting and lost causes suddenly gaining hope. Prior to the Boxing Day fixtures, we took a
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Bolton Wanderers, Mansfield Town, Wigan Athletic, Wycombe Wanderers, and Blackpool. Nine points dropped from positive positions, points that would have seen Lincoln City six points clear at the summit of League One. That’s not to mention the three points dropped at home to 20th-placed Exeter City; the Imps could have had a 12-point buffer,
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