By From the Trevor Baumber Collection Newark born Ronald Peter Freeman – or Percy – had two spells with Lincoln – 1970 to 73 saw 30 goals in 80 appearances and following a sojourn to Reading returned in 1975 with 72 appearances and 34 goals. Percy sadly passed away in January
Dixie McNeill – autograph and photo collection – 1972-3, 1973-4
from the Trevor Baumber collection Dixie played 97 times for Lincoln, scoring 53 goals. He later had spells at Hereford and Wrexham, becoming Wrexham manager between 1985 and 1989.
Door Plaque – 1972-3
Donated by Steve Rowland, part of a Typhoo Tea collection of Football Club plaques
Memories of Sincil Bank
With thanks to Kevin Fisher. Here is a pic from a slide I took back in the day. Derek Trevis and Graham Taylor I can clearly identify. Great view and atmosphere we used to get in the old South Park wooden stand.Definitely 72/73 and highly likely it was a 1 nil
Marshall Cavandish Book of Football – 1972
2 pages of Lincoln City’s feature in the old magazine part work Marshall Cavandish Book of Football.
Annual Dinner Menu Cover 1972-3 UPDATED
We now have the complete menu! (updated 13 August 2026)
John Kurila’s Blazer 1972-3
Donated by Tom Williams / Martin Blow. Tom writes, the same design as that worn by Graham Taylor in the 1972-73 season team photo.I bought it from a friend of his family, a bookseller in Northampton.
What Might Have Been…. the Proposed Redevelopment of Sincil Bank in 1973
Written by Malcolm Johnson Please see the original post here There has been much discussion in recent years about whether Lincoln City should move to a brand-new ground elsewhere or stay at a redeveloped Sincil Bank. Undoubtedly the part of the current stadium most seen as in need of change
Sincil Bank – New Development – 1973 Style
Donated by Malcolm Johnson. As Malcolm says, in a nutshell nothing came of this proposal, apparently due to a lack of funding.