Matt Carmichael (Vice Chair of FPA), Dean West, Brian Logan and Simon Russell
Player Scrapbook – Conor McGrandles –
From the Brian Luke Collection
Player Scrapbook – Morgan Rogers – 2020-1
From the Brian Luke Collection
Player Scrapbook – Jovon Makama – 2021-2, 2022-3, 2023-4, 2024-5
From the Brian Luke Collection
Willie Windle – 1940s/1950s
From the Brian Luke Collection 91 appearances and 22 goals for the Imps.
Johnny Campbell – Forward – 1933-1939
He signed for Lincoln City F.C. for a fee of £1,250 — a club record at the time — though he was unable to save the side from relegation to the Football League Third Division North at the close of the 1933–34 campaign. Switched from his customary outside right role
George Peden RIP
with thanks to Donald Nannestad George Peden, who has sadly passed away at the age of 83, signed for the Imps in May 1967 from Scottish club Hearts and despite arriving after the transfer deadline he was allowed to play in City’s final two matches of the season as nothing
More Legends!
FPA chair and former player himself Gavin Gordon is joined by committee member Biff Bean and two other former players in Terry Cooper and Ron Harbertson.
Jason Lee – photo and signed ticket from FPA Game – 2024-5
from the Trevor Baumber collection
Legends in the Lounge – September 2026
Gavin Gordon, Paul Miller, Steve Garfoot, Grant Brown and Matt Carmichael
Former Players in the Legends Lounge
from left to right – Matt Carmichael, Ian Bowling, Paul Ward, Trevor Swinbourne and Gavin Gordon
Past Players – Lee Beevers
2004-2009 166/9 2015-2017 59/0
Former Players Group Photo No 1
Matt Carmichael, John Kennedy, Simon Yeo, Paul Smith
Former Player Portraits: Warren Ward
Lincoln City – 1985/6 – 21 appearances, 8 goals also played for Guiseley, York City, Exeter City, Boston United, Kings Lynn, Spalding, Lincoln United, Grantham Town, Boston Town and Wisbech Town, managing Grantham Town between 1994-5.
Former Player Portraits: George Peden
1967-1974 Lincoln City 223 apps 13 goals also played for Amiston Rangers, Heart of Midlothian and Worksop Town.
