By Colin Murphy after 0-0 draw against York City – 1980s
If you know the exact date please let us know – curator@legacyoftheimp.uk
Calendar News – Murphy’s Programme Notes – 1980s
From the Brian Luke collection – taken from an elderly VHS cassette
Murphy’s Message on Saint and Greavsie – late 1980s
Anyone know the exact date of broadcast? Please contact us at curator@legacyoftheimp.uk From the Brian Luke collection – please note from elderly VHS cassette!
A Glenn Cockerill Screamer – but against who and when?
We think against Bristol Rovers, but anyone know when? From the Brian Luke collection
Gordon Hobson in action – from early 80s?
Not much information about this image available.
Imps v Gillingham – early 1980s – action shot
Derek Bell in attack – and notice who is in defence for the Gills.
Sincil Bank Terrace & The Train Bridge – 1980s
Any more info would be appreciated!
Lincoln City Routeplanner 1980s
Thanks to Gary Parle. Gary writes: Today all you have to do to find directions to an away game is tap the postcode into your sat nav and every twist and turn from your house to the ground is instantly worked out for you. In pre sat nav days, unless
Murph
Our Former Players Association President Colin Murphy was an iconic figure in the history of Lincoln City. His two spells as manager are among the Imps most memorable times of the last 50 years and in his first spell he took the club to the brink of second tier football
1980s Pennant
donated by Andrea Furlanetto. Andrea writes: I thought you’d like to see the attached picture of a pennant, that should date to the second half of the ’80s, as it features the imp in the special design that was introduced in 1984.
Dennis Houston – Lincoln City Chairman 1980-82
A selection of photographs donated to the Trust, including players and management of the time.
1980s Autographs
Donated by Andrew Kelly, including a photo of the autograph book they came from
1980s Shirt and Scarf
Donated by Andrew Kelly
Sincil Bank – A Period of Change 1987-9
Pictures are courtesy of Andy Kelly. A couple of the construction of the St Andrew’s stand. Demolition of the Railway End.
More Mascots – 1981-88
Contributions by:Dan NortonMatt Davis Mr MortonNeil Flynn
Memories Around Sincil Bank – early 1980s
Part of what is now The Stacey West stand can be seen on the right hand side. When Lincoln had the avoiding rail line, diverting freight and regular train services from the city centre.
