Yesterday, we discussed numbers 4, 5 and 6 in the list of those former Imps who have gone on to achieve great things in their careers. Cult hero Gareth Ainsworth was joined by Gary Taylor-Fletcher, who played in the top flight with Blackpool, and by a man who tore the league’s best defences apart […]
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As we are called The Restricted View, we feel it is important to give just that – an opinion from the outside looking in that is ever so slightly obscured! Bromley are leading the League Two title race and closing in on promotion, yet Andy Woodman’s side continue to go under the radar. Despite sitting
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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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Tottenham Hotspur’s relegation battle has become one of the biggest stories in the Premier League this season, leading to numerous memes and comments online this past week, with a particular focus on how the ‘Big 6’ member could face the ignominy of travelling to Lincoln City for a league match next season. Firstly, some
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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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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,