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Roy Chapman, Imps Player and Manager – 1960s
1952: Started his professional career at Aston Villa F.C.1957: Transferred to Lincoln City F.C. in search of regular first-team football1961: Sold to Mansfield Town F.C. — played there for four seasons1965: Returned to Lincoln City as player-manager1966: Stepped back from management, continuing as a player1967: Joined Port Vale F.C. to finish his playing career Career totals: Scored 200 goals in 415
Bill Anderson Writes! – 1950s/60s?
From the Brian Luke Collection, unknown publication or date.
Allan Clarke Appointment – on BBC Look North – 1990-1
From the Brian Luke collection – please note elderly VHS cassette
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!
Shock of Imps fall to Conference continues – interviews with a Bishop and Manager Peter Daniel 1986-7
From the Brian Luke collection please note, elderly VHS tape!
Signed inside programme by Colin Murphy – Programme 1989-90
from the Trevor Baumber collection
The Managers – Signed David Herd Portrait and facts – 1971-2
From the Trevor Baumber collection
The Managers – Big Keith signed portrait – 1993-4, 2002-3, 2003-4, 2004-5, 2005-6
From the Trevor Baumber collection
The Managers – Graham Taylor – on Grandstand
A BBC Grandstand profile of Graham Taylor – from Lincoln City to England Manager.
The Managers Part 2
Following Strawson, George Frazer managed for one season, while David Calderhead Junior and Horace Henshall each held the position for three years. Subsequently, we appointed the clever and resourceful Harry Parkes. Our final secretary-manager would prove to be our most successful, as the Brummie (formerly of WBA & Coventry) transitioned
The Managers Part 1
Throughout our history, the Imps have experienced over 40 managerial changes in various forms. Among these, eight held the title of Secretary-Manager, a unique role that combined the daily management of the club’s administration with the organisation and training of the team. The Directors were responsible for selecting the team
The 500th Exhibit – Lincoln City Managers 1884-2026
With thanks to Ian and Donald Nannestad and the archived version of the Lincoln City FC website (www.redimps.com) available on the Internet Archive.
Ron Gray Interviewed on Defensive Football – 1966-7 –
UPDATED! Manager Ron Gray is interviewed regarding his thoughts on the “modern game” in Football League Review magazine from the 1966/7 – with thanks to Malcolm Johnson for that information!
The Managers – Steve Tilson – 2010-11
with thanks to Mandi Slater – Mandi is pictured with both Steve Tilson and his assistant Paul Brush on the left. In October 2010, Tilson took over as manager of Lincoln City, succeeding Chris Sutton. His debut match ended in a 0–0 draw, but he quickly made an impact by
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
