Mad, Sad Or Just Plain Crazy?

Well which one is it? It must be one or the other or I would not have done it would I? Is it something that a sane person would really do? Not being sure if I am sane when it comes to this, I cannot answer my own question can I? A hundred mile round trip every other week to add to the cost cannot be right can it?

Oops sorry. You obviously have no idea what I am talking about do you? That just goes to show the state that I am in about this. What am I talking about?

Simply put; I have just purchased a season ticket to watch Lincoln City next year at a cost of £300. Lincoln City!! That's right. The team that I have followed all over the country and been completely let down by. The team that I just could not believe could get themselves relegated but managed to do so. The team that has no budget, no players and, if the doom-mongers are to be believed no future.

£300 for a season of Blue Square Premier (non-league) football. So which is it. Mad, sad or just plain crazy?

LCFC - Break From The Old Routine

After several weeks of Saturday and Tuesday grind-stone games without a break, requiring hundreds of miles of travel it is a bit of a god-send not to have a mid-week game this week.
It is an absolute certainty that the players needed the break and, to be honest, so did the supporters.

We have done exceptionally well over the last hectic 3 weeks or so and, although we are now not assured of safety, at least we are a good way along the track.

There are still plenty of points to play for and an awful lot of excitement, highs and disappointments to fit in between now and May, but the outcome is going to be a good one.

So it's re-coup the energy and charge the batteries for a few days before it is off to Barnet on Saturday for an important game. I say important game, but to be honest until we get to that 50 point safety total they are all important games. Barnet away followed by two home games against Oxford United and Accrington Stanley could see us very near to that magic mark.

Let's hope we do reach the magic half-century as quickly as possible and then see how much further we can go.

Do your best to get down to the Bank to support The Imps over the coming few weeks. It is what the club and the team need most of all.