By Imps with the Stars!
Tommy Trinder, popular comic and director – later Chairman of Fulham FC, seen with Bill Anderson and Tony Emery. Bill Maynard, another comic and actor, playing snooker with the Imps squad of the 1950s. Both images from the Brian Luke Collection.
Team Shot 1956-7
Back row Left to Right: Graham, Downie, Neal, Middleton, Troops Front row Left to Right: Munroe, Gibson, Amery (sic), Northcott, Bannan, Withers From the April 11 1957 edition of Sport Express, part of the Brian Luke Collection
The Plaque Unveiling
Courtesy of Andrew Blow (www.blowbyblow.co.uk)
First Shareholders List of Lincoln City FC Ltd
Donated by Ian Nannestad. Presented to the Board of Trade, the predecessors to Companies House.
Percy Freeman Testimonial Programme 1976-7
The complete programme against Sheffield United from Percy’s testimonial game
Roll of Honour
With thanks to Donald Nannestad A total of 16 Lincoln City players have died in military conflict during the two World Wars comprising five players who were professionals at the start of the conflict, eight former players and three wartime guest players. Only Tommy Strong of the current players had
David Hughes 1958-2023
David Hughes, who has passed away at the age of 65, was a midfield player who signed for the Imps from First Division Club Aston Villa in April 1978. He made his debut for City in a 2-1 win over Carlisle United in the final home game of 1977-78 but