By from left to right – Matt Carmichael, Ian Bowling, Paul Ward, Trevor Swinbourne and Gavin Gordon
How close for Murph’s Mission not to happen – 1986-7
Murph’s mission was the name of the campaign to help manager Colin Murphy get the Imps back to the Football League – at the first attempt. However, this cutting shows that it may not have been needed after all, if Newport County had been wound up during the summer of
Nottingham Forest Trial Invitation – with a twist – 1966-7
An invitation for a trial – but its signed by Bill Anderson, who had moved on after his 19 years at Lincoln City to be Assistant manager at Nottingham Forest.
The Managers – Bill Anderson 1946-1965
Bill Anderson managed Lincoln City F.C. from 1946 to 1965. He remains one of the most important managers in the club’s history. Early life and playing career Before becoming a manager, Anderson was a left-back who played for clubs including: A serious injury forced him to retire from playing at a relatively
