shirts

from the Trevor Baumber collection

donated by Brett Freshney.  It’s signed by the 2018/2019 winning squad plus the Cowley brothers. 

Worn here by Imps fan Terry Pepper, he says that he won the shirt in an auction and it was once match worn by Captain Trevor Matthewson – and has worn the shirt on matchdays ever since.

Courtesy of Stewart Miller at our sponsors, Tension Twisted Realities.

Supplied by Ben Murphy, Colin’s son.

Shared by Steve Nesbitt is a Steve Thompson’s match shirt from the 1983/84 season.

Donated by Anthony Cash.

Donated by Anthony Cash

Sent by Clive Alfonso is this signed/framed League 2 Champions shirt signed by the squad and management.

Donated by Tom Williams 2007-08 match-worn goalkeeper Alan Marriott shirt. Marriott was a real fans’-favourite at Sincil Bank with (usually) just the right balance of superb shot-stopping and passion.

Donated by Tom Williams 2006-07 match-worn home Paul Morgan shirt. A popular Imps player and one of my favourite designs of the 21st century Lincoln City kits, despite the unorthodox manufacturer.

Donated by Tom Williams 2004-06 match-worn home Gareth McAuley shirt. One of my favourite players growing up and one I’m pleased went on to such an impressive career. This design was the first Imps kit I ever got so to me it symbolises my early days at Sincil Bank.

Donated by Tom Williams 2003-04 match-worn away Gary Fletcher shirt. This was Gary’s last season before his June 2004 marriage gave him the now familiar Taylor-Fletcher surname. GTF was my hero as a child. I remember meeting him on a school trip and talking about it forever. To be Lincoln

Donated by Martin Blow This shirt was made by Spall for the Conference winning season of 1987/88. Worn by players such Trevor Matthewson, John McGinley, Dave Mossman, Mick Wait, Paul Smith and Phil Brown to name all but few. Managed by Colin Murphy, it was a record breaking season as such

Donated by Martin Blow and Tom Williams. A shirt that inspired the 2021-2 kit.

Donated by Martin Blow

Donated by Tom Williams. Tom writes: 2002-03 match-worn home Luke Cornwall shirt. An iconic design that is the first I watched as a young Imps supporter.

Courtesy of Martin Blow and Alan Johnson (another one) Here’s the write up from Alan Johnson (not the player) as promised and attached pictures for the museum:- Imagine being a young boy following the Imps every week and then the club signs a player with your exact name (even left

Courtesy of Steve Rowland

Courtesy of Steve Rowland

Courtesy of Steve Rowland

Courtesy of Rob Bradley

Made by Spall and was originally sold without a sponsor (the sponsor at the time was Wheel Horse).

Sponsored by Alstom

Sponsored by Sports TV plc

The XLB version of the shirt, signed by manager of the time Peter Jackson