The football season has returned with a bang, as Lincoln City welcomed a new manager, new players and a new era. So far, the signs are very promising indeed.
With the new season came a new face at the helm for Lincoln City, as head coach Mark Kennedy took charge of the team following Michael Appleton’s departure at the end of the last campaign.
They were also joined by the permanent signings of former Bradford pair Paudie O’Connor and Charles Vernam, as well as attacking midfielder Danny Mandroiu from Shamrock Rovers. Introducing the new club captain at Lincoln City – Tom Hopper. | Photo: Chris Vaughan / Lincoln City FC City bounced back with a penalty shootout victory over Barrow in the EFL Cup, before racing to a 2-0 lead against Fleetwood in League One – though a spirited fightback from the visitors ensured the points were shared in a 2-2 draw.
So it’s nine games in the job for Mark Kennedy so far, and with just one defeat to his name, it has been a start full of promise after a few niggling doubts about what to expect from the Imps with such a big switch in the manager position. The team have played with courage, spirit and energy throughout, adopting the head coach’s high-intensity pressing game and offering genuine goal threat down the flanks.
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