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51 minutes ago, Tipps69 said:

Instead of having 11 kids come out with the players as mascots, they had 11 'oldies' come out with the players & do the hand shakes with the Lincoln players.

A very nice touch.

Indeed it was.

No doubt Sean Dyche approved it - if he didn't come up with the idea himself of course.

Top bloke is Dyche and I'd love to see him manage City at some stage in the future.

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4 minutes ago, Robbored said:

Indeed it was.

No doubt Sean Dyche approved it - if he didn't come up with the idea himself of course.

Top bloke is Dyche and I'd love to see him manage City at some stage in the future.

Would be a brilliant appointment. Although if some were unwilling to forgive LJ his 'marmite' past as a city player then what chance Dyche based on his playing record here?

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4 minutes ago, Buster Footman's T shirt said:

Would be a brilliant appointment. Although if some were unwilling to forgive LJ his 'marmite' past as a city player then what chance Dyche based on his playing record here?

Dyche said himself that it didn't work out for him at City largely because he was suffering from a back injury but it would foolish for any City fan to judge his managerial skills on his playing career.

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4 minutes ago, Robbored said:

Dyche said himself that it didn't work out for him at City largely because he was suffering from a back injury but it would foolish for any City fan to judge his managerial skills on his playing career.

Agree fully with this although many seemed to write off LJ before he was appointed for similar reasons

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11 minutes ago, Buster Footman's T shirt said:

Agree fully with this although many seemed to write off LJ before he was appointed for similar reasons

LJ had no track record of managerial success whatsoever. That certainly doesn't apply to Dyche, who I reckon would make a top England manager when Southgate gets sacked.

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26 minutes ago, Robbored said:

Indeed it was.

No doubt Sean Dyche approved it - if he didn't come up with the idea himself of course.

Top bloke is Dyche and I'd love to see him manage City at some stage in the future.

The idea came from an Australian side, can't remember which one but they did it a while ago.

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Another thing Burnley did was this, not seen it done anywhere else before. Their shop manager saw us looking and came over to chat to us. He says they do it for every visiting team to try to be welcoming to the fans. Burnley have a new shop, only opened this season and the manager was rightly very pleased with it. We thought this was lovely gesture and told him so, he was positively bursting with pride bless him!

 

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5 minutes ago, stephenkibby. said:

Fantastic effort and totally deserved.

They hardly looked like conceding all game.

Nice to see Barton playing up again complete T...!!!

I immediately put a fiver on him to score (7/1 at the time). It'd be just the sort of thing he'd do. I'm happy to have lost my stake money

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15 minutes ago, Northern Red said:

Not really. Better teams than us have gone there and failed to get anything. 

Perhaps, but are we talking about their second team, or their first eleven?  

Regardless; took us two games to beat a League One side in round three - think Lincoln may very well have beat us we're we playing them today.

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1 hour ago, Buster Footman's T shirt said:

Would be a brilliant appointment. Although if some were unwilling to forgive LJ his 'marmite' past as a city player then what chance Dyche based on his playing record here?

 

1 hour ago, Robbored said:

LJ had no track record of managerial success whatsoever. That certainly doesn't apply to Dyche, who I reckon would make a top England manager when Southgate gets sacked.

 

1 hour ago, Buster Footman's T shirt said:

Agree fully with this although many seemed to write off LJ before he was appointed for similar reasons

@Robbored called it correct LJ had and still has no managerial track record, whereas Sean Dyche does.

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7 hours ago, Buster Footman's T shirt said:

Would be a brilliant appointment. Although if some were unwilling to forgive LJ his 'marmite' past as a city player then what chance Dyche based on his playing record here?

Dyche would be forgiven for his poor stint as a player should he ever manage us as he has proved that he is a top manager who seems to motivate his teams to the max.... whereas LJ had done none of this before he came in.

Having said that when dyche leaves burnley he will have better offers than us.

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2 hours ago, milo1111 said:

Dyche would be forgiven for his poor stint as a player should he ever manage us as he has proved that he is a top manager who seems to motivate his teams to the max.... whereas LJ had done none of this before he came in.

Having said that when dyche leaves burnley he will have better offers than us.

Unfortunately he will for sure. I really think he'll be the next England manager.

I saw him just now on MOTD and he was magnanimous in his admiration on Lincoln City saying he'd played in a cup run himself beating teams from higher up and understood what it took and meant.

Top, top bloke is Dyche.

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12 hours ago, Robbored said:

LJ had no track record of managerial success whatsoever. That certainly doesn't apply to Dyche, who I reckon would make a top England manager when Southgate gets sacked.

 Have to agree with what milo posted tbh, multiple times I've seen people attempt to use LJ's time as a player against him in terms of his managerial career. 

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18 hours ago, Fordy62 said:

Just had the whole office look round at me when I shouted "yes". 

Never matter. 

 

11 minutes ago, Robert the bruce said:

Could have been your "Delia" moment!

That would be priceless - a policeman shouting 'where are you, let's be 'aving you' in the middle of the office. 

The sort of thing you'd expect to see in a comedy show.

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19 hours ago, Robbored said:

LJ had no track record of managerial success whatsoever. That certainly doesn't apply to Dyche, who I reckon would make a top England manager when Southgate gets sacked.

I think it might be too early for Dyche then :ph34r: :whistle:

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1 hour ago, Robert the bruce said:

Could have been your "Delia" moment!

 

55 minutes ago, WestonRobin said:

 

That would be priceless - a policeman shouting 'where are you, let's be 'aving you' in the middle of the office. 

The sort of thing you'd expect to see in a comedy show.

Well I was dealing with the robbery of a £65k car at the time and everyone thought it was me just getting authority to charge from CPS! Everyone had a distinct humour bypass when I explained I was celebrating Lincoln's goal. 

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