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Title: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: Mrs Warbouys on February 10, 2016, 10:33:12 AM
First time Lincoln have been to moss lane on a Saturday since the 80s so we should see a sizeable away following in attendance as lincoln look to force their way in to the playoffs, that coupled with our first Saturday league game since November should lead to a decent crowd

Looking at Saturday's fixtures if we can get a result of sorts we could really improve our position

Cheltenham v Welling
Grimsby v Borehamwood
Halifax v FGR
Woking v Guiseley

.....................Deasy
Sinnott....Leather....Holness..Griffin
Crowther....Moult...Richman..Ginnelly
..................Margetts..Rankine

Thought we started really well last night, however if Saturday's game follows a similar pattern as last night Id like to hope we shuffle things around earlier. We have a decent record at Lincoln, let's hope we can transfer that to moss lane on Saturday

Altrincham 2-1 Lincoln

Att 1482
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: Alty Dave on February 10, 2016, 10:54:47 AM
Line up is fine, but if not performing as per last night second half then we need to make changes up top.

Lets hope your prediction is true, will take that. Statistically they are around the same team as Wrexham, so lets show them how we know we can play football.
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: Mrs Warbouys on February 12, 2016, 01:27:21 PM
Matches falling like flies for tomorrow already

Eastleigh v Barrow - OFF
Torquay v Chester - OFF
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: GB Alty on February 12, 2016, 09:04:43 PM
Weathers fine here, 1-1 draw
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: taxi Phil on February 12, 2016, 09:24:20 PM
Tough assignment but I also see 1-1. But 2-1 would make me delighted.
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: hsmith1 on February 13, 2016, 09:41:05 AM
surprised torquay called off their game yesterday as we had 2 days of sunshine here in devon,(though it rained again last nightFriday/saturday))
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: roytonmike on February 13, 2016, 10:06:55 AM
surprised torquay called off their game yesterday as we had 2 days of sunshine here in devon,(though it rained again last nightFriday/saturday))
No doubt an early decision needed to stop Chester travelling down (Torquay would probably be liable for overnight stay costs as well as transport costs).
As for our game - I feel uneasy about this one. Hope I'm wrong, but just at the moment I feel as if a point would be a bonus.
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: Mick on February 13, 2016, 10:28:09 AM
Anyone on here know the rules about payments to opposition clubs for postponed games ?

Someone suggested on an earlier post we could be liable for Dover's airfares and Mike mentions above the cost of an overnight stay.........Both could be a possibility, but I reckon both of these could be hard to manage in terms of 'rules'. For example would there be a limit on the amount of players you are expected to finance (squad size), would there be a limit on maximum room costs and do we pay for breakfast?

I reckon there will be something simple in place, like we pay for the coach return journey at £x per mile, calculated via 'AA Routefinder'
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: Mick on February 13, 2016, 10:30:36 AM
Apologies for going off topic here

Hoping we can perform today and get something out of the game........I would maybe start Lawrie today behind Rankine (only because Reeves cannot play there) and let Henry have more than a 5 minute cameo
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: Bob on February 13, 2016, 11:37:19 AM
Anyone on here know the rules about payments to opposition clubs for postponed games ?

Someone suggested on an earlier post we could be liable for Dover's airfares and Mike mentions above the cost of an overnight stay.........Both could be a possibility, but I reckon both of these could be hard to manage in terms of 'rules'. For example would there be a limit on the amount of players you are expected to finance (squad size), would there be a limit on maximum room costs and do we pay for breakfast?

I reckon there will be something simple in place, like we pay for the coach return journey at £x per mile, calculated via 'AA Routefinder'

Section 8

http://www.thenationalleague.org.uk/rules.php
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: Mick on February 13, 2016, 12:06:12 PM
Thanks Bob
So open to interpretation in several areas

8.3.6 In the event of a match having to be postponed and one Club is found to be at fault then opponents for that
match shall be compensated by the Club at fault.

In the case of a visiting Club where it has undertaken all or part
of its journey then travelling expenses and meal allowances may be claimed based on the total mileage involved
in the whole journey.

In exceptional circumstances, expenses for overnight accommodation up to a maximum of
18 persons may be claimed. In some instances compensation may also be claimed when neither of the Clubs is
at fault. The Board will determine the amount of compensation payments to be made, if any.

All claims for compensation by either Club in the case of either an abandoned match or a postponed match must be received
by the General Manager within 14 days of the date of the match to which the claim relates.
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: robininstockport on February 13, 2016, 01:34:26 PM
Much will depend on how we handle Rhead.

Hope Motley-Henry starts on a wing.

Would take a point.
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: hsmith1 on February 13, 2016, 02:49:14 PM
Michael Rankine has flu so Damian Reeves returns.
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: ripleym on February 13, 2016, 06:57:59 PM
Superb closing down from Damian, as well as some clown like goalkeeping for our equaliser.
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: jhcorbett on February 13, 2016, 09:30:26 PM
A bit funky that game with plenty of goals and fouls so it ended up stop-start but plenty of action.
Lincoln played to their strengths (physical bulk) and put a lot of aerial pressure on our defence and Holness deserved MoM for dealing with a lot of it. Ranks does a similar job for us at the other end so hopefully he's back on Tuesday.
Ryan Crowther again very good in first half with plenty of energy and 2 good assists. Great closing down by Reevesie for the third to capitalise on frankly comedic goalkeeping by Farman doing keepy-ups on his 6 yard line.
Hopefully we can turn these draws into wins in the next couple of home games..
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: Alty Dave on February 13, 2016, 09:40:03 PM
Very entertaining game, we had more energy second half than the other night and it showed with the equalizer.

Next two home games will give us the chance to extend our unbeaten run. Well done lads
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: ripleym on February 13, 2016, 11:05:24 PM
I think both our forwards did  well today , despite being relatively small lads against big tanks. Their defence was gash, and as soon as you turn them they are all at sea.

As pointed out already, they are a big, physical team.
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: blackpoolalty on February 14, 2016, 08:22:49 AM
I think both our forwards did  well today , despite being relatively small lads against big tanks. Their defence was gash, and as soon as you turn them they are all at sea.

As pointed out already, they are a big, physical team.

One of the centre backs was ok, the 27 was woeful.
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: ShropshireAlty on February 14, 2016, 08:24:12 AM
Build up to the second penalty from close up: http://youtu.be/RqPGCiSsKgc
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: distancetraveller on February 14, 2016, 10:00:03 AM
Where does the manager of Lincoln get the idea the ball bobbled leading to his keeper making a cock-up by trying to be clever
A. The ball didn't bobble.
B. The keeper had the bottle to speak afterwards and admitted he was caught in two minds and should have just kicked it clear

To the manager of Lincoln. Don't spout lies about what happened and make up sh*t about the situation. Farman at least had the balls to hold his hand up, why can't you just be honest you nobhead.
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: eightiesrobin on February 14, 2016, 05:23:10 PM
Build up to the second penalty from close up: http://youtu.be/RqPGCiSsKgc

Is it just me, or what was Holness thinking when he gave away that free kick? I remember seeing it at the time - he made no effort to play the ball, just pushed his man over, about four feet away from the liner too.
Title: Re: Lincoln - Match thread
Post by: Ballers on February 14, 2016, 06:22:03 PM
Build up to the second penalty from close up: http://youtu.be/RqPGCiSsKgc

I enjoy the steward telling them something, probably not to pull on the goal net. Yeah, whatever it is mate, at this point in my lifetime I'm not listening to anything you say...