List of Lincoln City F.C. players (25–99 appearances)

Lincoln City Football Club, an English association football club based in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, was founded in 1884,[1] and first entered the FA Cup in the 1884–85 season.[2] When nationally organised league football in England began, the club joined the Combination, a league set up to provide organised football for those clubs not invited to join the Football League which was to start the same year. When that league folded,[3] Lincoln became founder members of the Midland League, and won the inaugural league title. They then spent a year in the Football Alliance before being elected to the newly formed Second Division of the Football League.[2] Lincoln moved in and out of the Football League until they became founder members of the Football League Third Division North in 1921.[4] They remained in the Football League until 1987, when they became the first club to suffer automatic relegation to the Conference National.[5] They returned to the League after just one season, remained at that level until relegated again in 2011, and returned once more in 2017.[2]

For Lincoln City players with 100 or more appearances, see List of Lincoln City F.C. players.

The Lincoln City F.C. team of 1889–90, founder members of the Midland League. Players include Joe Duckworth, Herbert Simpson, Jack Robinson, James Mullineux (standing, from left), Bob McKay, Hugh McPhee (seated, from left), and Slotch Shaw (on floor, right).

All players who have made between 25 and 99 appearances in senior first-team matches for Lincoln City, in league or cup competition, are listed below. Some hold club records: Allan Hall scored 41 goals in the 40-game league season as Lincoln won the 1931–32 Third Division North title, and Jimmy Bauchop was the oldest known player to score for the club, at 37 years 295 days.[6] The club made their record signing when they paid £75,000 to Carlisle United for Dean Walling in 1997.[7] Other players took part in significant matches in the history of the club. William and James Gresham, Ned Mettam, Isaac Moore and Slotch Shaw appeared in Lincoln's first Football League match in 1892.[8]

Con Moulson, Keith Alexander and Phil Stant went on to manage the team.[9] Harry Pugh was the first man in this appearance range to have been capped by his country while a Lincoln City player, when he represented Wales against Scotland in 1900.[7] Eight other men have played senior international football for their country while a Lincoln player, most recently Arnaud Mendy, who played for Guinea-Bissau in an Africa Cup of Nations qualifier in 2014.[7][10] Delroy Facey of Grenada and Gareth McAuley (Northern Ireland) are the club's most capped players, each having played five times for their country while registered with Lincoln.[7] As of the date below, five men have ended their Lincoln careers on 99 competitive appearances; the most recent, midfielder Dany N'Guessan, was with the club from 2007 to 2009.

Key
General
The list is ordered first by number of appearances in total, then by number of League appearances, and then if necessary by date of debut.
Appearances as a substitute are included.
Statistics are correct up to the end of the 2019–20 season.
Name
Players marked * were registered for the club as at the date specified above.
Players with name in italics and marked were on loan from another club for the duration of their Lincoln City career. The loaning club is noted in the Refs column.
Positions key
Pre-1960s 1960s–
GK Goalkeeper
FB Full back DF Defender
HB Half-back MF Midfielder
FW Forward
Position
Playing positions are listed according to the tactical formations that were employed at the time. Thus the change in the names of defensive and midfield positions reflects the tactical evolution that occurred from the 1960s onwards.
Club career
Club career is defined as the first and last calendar years in which the player appeared for the club in any of the competitions listed below.
League appearances and League goals
League appearances and goals are those in the Football League only. Appearances in the 1939–40 Football League season, abandoned after three games because of the Second World War, are excluded.
Total appearances and Total goals
Total appearances and goals comprise those in the Football League, Football League play-offs, FA Cup, League Cup, EFL Trophy and predecessors, FA Trophy, National League and predecessors, and Conference League Cup. Also included are appearances and goals in the following defunct competitions: the Combination, Football Alliance, Midland League, the Central League, Third Division North Cup, Watney Cup, and Football League Group Cup. Matches in wartime competitions are excluded.
International selection
Countries are listed only for players who have been selected for international football. Only the highest level of international competition is given. Where appropriate, the number of senior international caps won while a Lincoln City player is listed in parentheses after the country name.

Players with 25 to 99 appearances
Dany N'Guessan was the most recent player to end his Lincoln City career on 99 appearances.
Gareth Ainsworth was considered for the vacant managerial position at Lincoln City in 2009.[11]
Mike Pollitt played for Lincoln in the 1992–93 season and was still playing for a Premier League club 20 years later.[12]
Jim Smith spent a year playing for Lincoln before beginning a long managerial career.[13]
Goalkeeper Jack Robinson won the Midland League title with Lincoln, three Southern League titles with Southampton, and eleven caps for England.[14]
Keith Alexander, twice manager of Lincoln City, was given a posthumous lifetime achievement award at the 2010 Black List Awards.[15]
Archie Roe joined Lincoln City three months into the 1923–24 season but still finished as joint top scorer.[16]
Lincoln received a club record fee of £400,000 when they sold the teenage Darren Huckerby to Newcastle United in 1995.[17]
Table of players, including playing position, club statistics and international selection
Name Position Club career League
apps		 League
goals		 Total
apps		 Total
goals		 International selection Refs
Dany N'Guessan MF2007–200991159916
Wally Smith FW1901–190390219923
Ned Mettam HB1889–1896850991
Terry Carling GK1962–1964840990
Trevor Matthewson DF1987–1989432999
Alan Withers FW1955–195897189818
Harry Pugh FW1898–190191119812 Wales (3)[7]
Jack Hartshorne FB1936–1939910980[upper-alpha 1]
John Crawford HB1900–1903851981
Alf Basnett HB1926–1929896986
Mark Sertori DF1987–19905099819
Tommy Northcott FW1955–195794349735 England youth [18]
Jack Wilkinson FW1932–193593199721
Gareth Ainsworth MF1997–199983379741
Sandy McCubbin FW1911–191459159735
Neil Matthews FW1992–199583209622
Sam Habergham DF2016–2018330964 England U17 [19][20]
Ron Smillie MF1956–196091159515
Clive Evans DF1987–19894229510
Charlie Bosbury FW1926–192985309433
Jack Buckley FW1932–1935920940
Billy Windle FW1948–195191229323
Con Moulson HB1933–1936880930 Ireland (2)[7][upper-alpha 1]
Trevor Thompson DF1979–1981801931
Gary Taylor-Fletcher FW2003–200580279331 English schools [21]
Ben Tomlinson FW2013–2015009334[22]
Bradley Wood DF2015–201700933 England C [23][24]
Ron Harbertson FW
  • 1958–1960
  • 1961–1962
86259228
Jimmy Hutchinson FW1946–194985559157[upper-alpha 1]
Ian Baraclough DF1992–199473109111 England youth [25]
Todd Jordan MF2012–201500911[26]
George Buist DF1904–1907830900
Bobby Cumming MF1987–19894159016
Sean Newton DF2013–201500908[27]
Geoff Marlow FW1937–194980268932[upper-alpha 1]
Tom McInnes FW1900–190379208924
Billy Taylor MF1969–1971797898
Justin Walker MF2000–2002764895 England youth [28]
Horace Brindley FW1911–19145048911
Phil Cartwright FW1930–193386218823
Bill Heath GK1958–1962840880
Peter Proudfoot FW / HB1900–190379208821
Jack Muldoon FW2015–2017008813[29]
Walter Buckley HB1930–1933811871
Bob Graves GK1959–1965790870
Brian Punter FW1959–196475218625 England youth [30]
Alan Walker DF1983–1985754867
Slotch Shaw HB / FW1887–18951308624
George Greaves MF1920–1924720850[upper-alpha 2]
Harry Toffolo DF2018–2020724854 England U20 [31]
Levy Thorpe HB
  • 1920
  • 1922–1924
699859 England reserve [32][upper-alpha 2]
Matt Carbon DF
  • 1992–1996
  • 2003
70108411 England U21 [33][L 1]
Gareth McAuley DF2004–2006728848 Northern Ireland (5)[7]
Jon Nolan MF2013–201600841 England C [34][35]
Steve Brown FW1995–1998728839
Conner Robinson MF2012–201600839[36]
Jock Henderson FW1898–19007698210
Harold Andrews FW1925–192875418244
John Callender FW1936–193875268226[upper-alpha 1]
Ken Fencott FW1964–196773138214
Neville Bannister MF1961–196368168218
Matt Green FW2017–201864158223 England C [37]
Lenell John-Lewis FW2006–2010728819
Phil Stant FW
  • 1990
  • 1997–2000
68218122[L 2]
John Akinde FW2018–202068208125
Billy Langham FW1907–191058218143
Jimmy Jones GK1951–1954760800
Tom Sisson FB / HB1924–1926751801
Tom Johnson DF1946–1948750800[upper-alpha 1]
Micky Bloor DF1971–1973730800
Sean Raggett DF
  • 2016–2017
  • 2017–2018
2528011 England C [38][39][L 3]
Billy Egerton FW1914–192076257927[upper-alpha 1]
Dick Krzywicki MF1974–197668117912 Wales[40]
Willie Gamble FW1984–198964157917
Terry Hawkridge MF2015–201700797 [41][L 4]
Billy Chesser FW1914–192076187820[upper-alpha 1]
Archie Kean FW1922–192476117811
Jos Barratt FW1924–1926748788
Josh Vickers GK2017–2020700780
Jimmy Campbell MF1962–196463167821
Nathan Arnold MF2016–20182007813 England C [42][43]
Bill Sissons GK1924–1926740770
Colin Symm MF1972–1975697778
John Thomas FW1983–198567187720
John Vaughan GK1996–1999660770
Michael O'Connor MF
  • 2009
  • 2018–2020
664775 Northern Ireland [44][L 5]
Adam Watts DF2009–2011581771 England youth [45]
Bob Bainbridge GK1920–1922350770[upper-alpha 2]
Elliott Whitehouse MF2016–20183227710 England C [46][47]
Tommy Spencer DF1972–197474107610
Ross Jack FW1983–198560167619
Allan Hall FW1931–193372647668[upper-alpha 1]
Richard Peacock MF1999–2001685767
Len Hill GK1927–1929690750
Shane Clarke MF2008–2010680750
Ben Wright MF2007–200967177518
Joe Simpson FW1894–1901700740
John Hawksby FW1964–1966654745 England youth [48]
Alec Ormiston HB
  • 1907–1909
  • 1919
442746[upper-alpha 1]
Jamie Taylor FW2011–2013007423
Bernard Towler FW1933–193868327337[upper-alpha 1]
Billy Cobb FW1966–196867107312
Charles Laverick FB1904–1907660730
Thomas Eyre FB1895–1898651731
Jimmy McGeough MF1972–1974650730
Dave Cameron FW2000–20026097311
Bruno Andrade MF2018–201959117313
Dave Hill MF1993–1995586737
Pip Rippon FW1920–192233107337[upper-alpha 2]
Joe Clare FW1937–193968237225[upper-alpha 1]
John Worsdale MF1971–1974679729
Harry Raw HB1936–1938667727
Jack Martin FW1904–190665307233
Mark Stallard FW2006–200865177221
Steve Buckley DF1986–1988362722
Isaac Moore FW1890–18932237227
Jack Cowley HB1899–1902683713
Mick Richardson HB1892–1895646716
Ernie Robinson FB1935–1938640710
Alan Johnson DF1994–1996630711
Richard Cooper MF1985–1987612712
George Morris HB1897–1899664704
Charles Foulkes MF1927–1930641701
Jimmy Fell MF1964–196564107010
Andrew Boyce DF2012–201300706[49]
Tommy Bannan FW1955–195767196922
Cian Hughton DF2009–2011615695 Ireland U21 [50]
Jason Shackell DF2018–2020606697
Hugh Robertson FW1897–189964346839
George Page FB1924–1926643683
Jeff Hughes MF2005–20076386811 Northern Ireland (2)[7]
Jack Lewis FW1967–19706296811 Wales U23 [51]
Ian Bowling GK1989–1993590680
Mike Pollitt GK1992–1994570680
Joe Anyon GK2010–2012210680 England U16 [52]
Tommy Yule FW1909–1911638678
Gordon Mair MF1984–1986573673 Scotland schools [53]
János Kovács DF2008–2009594664
Albert Franks WH1961–1963585666
Simeon Hodson DF1986–1987560660 England C [54]
Mark Hone DF1996–1998532664 England C [55]
Walter Miller FW1911–19133586629
John Nutter DF2011–201200664
Jimmy McCormick FW1947–1949646656[upper-alpha 1]
David Hughes MF1978–1981621652
Joe Robson HB / FB1925–1927601651
Norrie Fairgray FW1905–1907606657
Tom Pett MF2018–2019554655 England C [56]
Archibald McFarlane FB
  • 1894–1896
  • 1897–1898
610640
Clive Wigginton DF1977–1979606647
Alan Morton FW1963–196558206423
Paul Casey DF1988–1991494644
Ron Allen DF1958–1960601631
Frank McMahon MF1971–1973562632
Ryan Amoo MF2006–2008563633
Moses Swaibu DF2009–2011563633
Stuart Naylor GK1981–1986490630 England B [57]
James Mullineux HB1889–189200632
Jock Dodds FW1948–195060386238 Scotland wartime [58]
Charlie Pringle HB1931–1933581621 Scotland [59]
Gardiner Hannah HB1896–1898560620
Chick Reed FW1932–193555246228
Peter Daniel MF1985–1987552623 England U21 [33][L 1]
Sean Dunphy DF1992–1994532623
Frederick Grocott FB1922–1925600610
George Moulson GK1947–1948600610 Ireland (3)[7][upper-alpha 1]
William Pallister FB1902–1905590610
John Boylen FW1921–1923594614
Percy Allen HB1924–1925594614
Aaron Brown MF2008–2009562613 English schools [60]
Bud Houghton FW1963–196554226125
Nolan Keeley MF1980–1981523613
Marshall Burke MF1982–1984507619 Scotland schoolboys [61]
Les Moore DF1965–1967590600
Harry Kitching FW1928–193158286029
Arthur Jepson GK1948–1950580600
Jimmy Frettingham FW1894–189656206022
Brian Birch FW1952–195556166017 England youth [62]
Jim Smith HB1968–1969540601
Mamadou Fofana MF2012–201400601[63]
Harold Riley FW1931–193357255927[upper-alpha 1]
Albert Flewitt FW1893–189556275928
Peter Machin FW1905–190754215921
Jimmy Burke FW1894–1896527579
Jason Minett DF1995–1997465585
Dan Gray MF2012–201400581[64]
Archie Campbell HB1925–1927544574
Hamza Bencherif MF
  • 2007
  • 2014–2015
121577 Algeria U20 [65][66][L 6]
Marcus Richardson FW
  • 2003
  • 2005
52145714[L 7]
Dene Cropper FW2002–2004503573
Tommy Cheetham FW1945–194847275735[upper-alpha 1]
Lee Philpott MF1998–2000473573
Ollie Palmer FW2017–20184585711 [67]
Jerry Lowery GK1952–1954510560
Lewis Thom MF1967–1969474566
Gavin McCallum MF2010–2011363566 Canada [68]
Jack Reddish DF1933–1934530550
James McGrahan HB1922–1927510551
Clive Ford FW1967–196849165516
Mark McCarrick DF1984–1986440550
Herbert Simpson FB1884–189330550
Tony Daws FW1994–199551135413 England youth [69]
Don Lees FW
  • 1893–1894
  • 1894–1895
52245424
Adie Moses DF2006–2008491541 England U21[33]
Albert Scanlon FW1962–196347115412 England [70]
Colin Greenall DF1994–1995433544 England youth [71]
Luke Foster DF
  • 2005–2006
  • 2013–2014
161543 England C [72][73]
Leon Boullemier GK1895–1897490530
Kevin Kilmore MF1986–1987466537 England youth [74]
Bobby Svarc FW1968–197145165320
Bobby Mitchell MF1986–1987442533
Udo Onwere MF1994–1996434535
Jack Robinson MF1889–189100530 England[14]
Eddie Dwane HB1920–1924463526[upper-alpha 2]
Peter Kearns FW1968–196946115213
Alec Smith HB / FW1895–18974595212
Norman Corner FW1967–196945125214
Keith Alexander FW1990–1992454524 Saint Lucia [75]
Gary Lund FW1986–198744135216 England U21[33]
Josh O'Keefe MF2010–2011374525 Ireland U21 [76]
Harry Sillito FW1922–1924482512
Joe Bonson FW1966–196747165119
Steve Stoutt DF1989–1991461511
Dennis Gratton DF1959–1961450510
Ian McInnes MF1986–1987434515
Peter Costello FW
  • 1991
  • 1992–1994
417519[L 8]
Andy Leaning GK1994–1996360510
Nicky Nicolau DF2011–201300514
Bill White FW1937–193846115012
Magnus O'Donnell FW1904–190645115014
Joe Anderson DF2010–2011450500
Cian Bolger * DF2019–present451501 Ireland U21 [77]
Ben Dixon MF1992–1996430500
Trevor Meath MF1969–1971435495
Steve Welsh DF1999–2001430490
Joe Duckworth HB1885–189100492
Frank Scott FW1898–1901458489
Geoff Anderson MF1966–1967446487
Stuart Hibberd MF1981–1983423483
Jae Martin FW1996–1998415486[L 9]
Colin Cryan DF2005–2006410480 Ireland U21 [78]
Walter Lax FW1930–193145184721
Tom Docherty FW1947–1949453473
Peter Wakeham GK1965–1966440470 England U23 reserve [79]
Stefan Oakes MF2008–2010441471
Bob Gibson DF1951–195543204720
Ray Barnard DF1960–1963430470 English schools [80]
Graham Watson MF1978–1980432472
Bill Dodgin HB1933–1934461461
Richard Rushton HB1924–1925441462
Delroy Facey FW2009–2011424465 Grenada (5)[7][L 2]
Bob Iverson WH1933–193541134616
Kevin Finney MF1991–1993372463
George Kennedy HB1906–1908420450
Frank Keetley FW1931–193342274527
Jack Grainger FW1957–195942144514 England B[57]
Kevin Sandwith DF2004–2005402452
Bert Wilkinson DF1945–1951390451[upper-alpha 1]
Paul Ward MF1991–1992390451
Albert Broadbent MF1961–1962384455
Sean Long DF2017–2018170450 Ireland U21 [81][L 10]
Ike Bird FW1919–1921824518[upper-alpha 2]
Josh Gowling DF
  • 2010
  • 2011–2012
40450[L 11]
Evan Jenkins FW
  • 1929–1930
  • 1933–1934
44134413
Fred White GK1950–1951420440
Albert Sykes HB1928–1930421441
Ken Allison FW1966–196742134413
Dave Sunley FW1978–1979416446
Louis Dodds FW2007–2008419449[L 12]
John Robertson DF1995–1998401441
Billie Gillespie FW1895–189637184425
Henry McCann FW1908–19091764412
Harry Grundy FW1908–190960446
Vadaine Oliver FW2012–2013004414
Delano Sam-Yorke MF
  • 2014
  • 2014–2015
004411 [82][L 13]
Callum Howe DF2015–201700440[83]
John Thompson GK1957–1959420430
Jimmy Maidment GK1930–1931410430
Mick Brown DF1967–1968380430
Shay McCartan FW2018–2019387437 Northern Ireland [84][85][L 14]
Alec Davies FW1945–19483794310[upper-alpha 1]
Derek Asamoah FW2005352432 Ghana [86]
Bob Chambers FW1920–192223124320[upper-alpha 2]
Jordan Burrow FW2014–2015004310[87]
Dean Walling DF1997–1999385428 Saint Kitts and Nevis (2)[7]
Allan Gilliver FW1971–19723784210
John Gregson MF1967–1968363423
John Fashanu FW1983–198436104210 England [88][L 3]
Gijsbert Bos FW1996–19973464210
Gary Birch FW2005–20063684210
James Gresham FW
  • 1889–1893
  • 1894
276427
Kingsley Black MF
  • 2000
  • 2001–2002
375415 Northern Ireland [89][L 15]
Adam Buckley MF2001–2002340411
Phil Daley FW1994–1996325416
Adam Smith MF
  • 2008
  • 2012–2013
40412[L 16]
Nigel Batch GK1987–198800410
Dave Tennant GK1966–1969390400
Arthur Watson FB1934–1936370400
Jimmy Wilson FW1937–19393684010
Ben Hutchinson FW2010–2011364404[L 17]
William Gresham GK1892–1894350400
Marvin Robinson FW2005–20063374011 English schools [90]
Trevor Swinburne GK1986–1987340400
Scott Willis MF2002–2003333403
Mark Camm DF2000–2002320400
William Rawlinson HB1886–189100400
Arnaud Mendy MF2014–201500401 Guinea-Bissau (1) [10][91]
George Hannah FW1957–1958384394
Joe Butler GK1914–1915370390
Alf Jewett HB1923–1924373394
Matthew Gillespie FW1895–18963693914
Jimmy Reid FW1910–1911363393 Scotland[59][upper-alpha 1]
Oliver Ryan FW2004–2008360390
Jock Wilson FB / CH1896–1897350390
Albert Iremonger GK1926–1927350390
George Richardson HB1920–1921120390[upper-alpha 2]
George Mathison HB1933–1934380380
Derek Hawksworth FW196036143814 England B[57]
Alex Thompson DF1946–1947341381[upper-alpha 1]
Alf Gray HB1934–1936320380
Jorge Grant * MF2019–present322382
Dave Gilbert MF1981–1982301381
Billy Knott MF
  • 2017
  • 2017–2018
292383 [92][L 11]
Josh Ginnelly MF
  • 2017
  • 2017–2018
152385 [93][L 18]
Chris Bush DF
  • 2013
  • 2015–2016
00382 [94][L 19]
Jake Caprice DF2014–201500380[95]
Edward Brown FW1903–1905379379
Abe Lester FW1948–194937103710
Frank Taylor FW1905–190836103710
Jack Goldsborough GK1913–1920360370[upper-alpha 1]
Colin Gibson FW1956–195736123712 England B[57]
William Clarke FW1898–1899357379
Ted Dixon FB / FW1905–1907353374
Harry Roberts FW1928–193033233724 England[96]
Mustapha Carayol MF2010–2011333374
Matthew Hopper FW1920–192100375[upper-alpha 2]
William Walker FW1921–1924365365
Willie Clarke FW1910–1911351361
Dean Crombie DF
  • 1977–1978
  • 1991
340360
Geoff Hudson DF1965–1966330360
Andy Moore DF1987–198800361
Tommy McCairns FW1899–190135143514
Carl Hooper FW1925–1926346357
Tich Smith HB / FW1898–1899330350
Tommy Robinson FW1934–193533143514
Nicky Eaden DF
  • 2006
  • 2007
330350[L 6]
Billy Sellars FW1935–1936332353
William Hunter MF1909–1911328358
Stan Sayer FW1926–1927326356
Ali Fuseini MF2011180351
Colin Larkin FW2012–201300358
Marcus Marshall MF2014–201500352 [97][L 20]
Joseph Lees FW1921–19223393410
Jimmy Heathcote FW1924–192533133413
Jason Kabia FW1992284344
Gary Bannister FW1994–1995297348 England U21[33]
Tyler Walker FW2019–202029143416 England U20[L 6][31]
Bob McKay FW1888–1890003414
Bohan Dixon MF2013–201400344[98]
William Moore FW1924–1925332332 Ireland [99]
George Beel FW
  • 1919–1920
  • 1932
32123312
Jimmy Bissett FB1926–1927326336
Arthur Wolstenholme FW1914–19153173310
Billy Ellis FW1929–193031113311
Joe Buick HB1956–1962313333
Brendan Bradley FW1972–197331123313
Adrian Pătulea FW2008–200931113311
Danny Rowe DF
  • 2018
  • 2019
295336 [L 21]
Trevor Hebberd MF1994–1995250330
Ted Hancock FW1938–1939304335
Peter O'Rourke HB1899–1900320320
Lee Butler GK1986–1987300320
Geordie Neave HB1895–1896290322
Edward Scanlon HB / FW1909–1911293323
Devon White FW1984–1986294326
Tony James DF1988–1989290320
Joe Morrell MF2019–2020291321 Wales (5) [100][L 22]
Tony Dennis MF1996–1997282322
Matt Dickins GK
  • 1991–1992
  • 1993
270320[L 23]
Martin Gritton FW2006–2007273323
Keith Houghton DF1983–1984260321 England C [101]
Tyrone Thompson FW
  • 2002
  • 2011–2012
10321
Jean-François Christophe MF2011–201200322
Harry Parker FW1903–1904303313
Charles Blakey GK1919–1920300310[upper-alpha 1]
John Moore MF1961–1964305316
Drewe Broughton FW
  • 2010
  • 2010–2011
300310[L 24]
Arthur Hulme FW1897–189829123113
Clark Keltie MF2010–2011290310
Bobby Rooney MF1963283314
Darren Huckerby FW1994–1995285317 England B[57]
Jack Kirton FW1896–1897275317
Scott Wharton DF2018–2019263313[102][L 23]
Nick Townsend FW
  • 2014
  • 2014
00310 [103][L 9]
Nicky Platnauer MF1994–1995270310
Ellis Chapman * MF2017–present160310
Adam Marriott FW2016–201700314[104]
Albert Groves FB1903–1904292302
Fred Linfoot FW1919–1920293303
Horace Fletcher FW1897–1898286306
Roger Barton MF1965–1966281301
Tom Pyle FW1895–1899273304
Harry Havelock FW1925–192627173018
Archie Roe FW1933–193427123012
Micky Burke FW1934–1936272304
Ashley Grimes FW2010–201127153017[L 25]
Joe Raby FW1892–1897267307
Steve Collins DF1985240300
Jack Payne * MF2019–present232302
Richard Fenton FB1888–189000300
David Mossman MF1987–198800304
Simon Russell MF2011–201200301
Paul Robson DF2012–201300300
Alex Simmons FW2014–201700302[105]
Matt Sparrow MF2015–201600300[106]
Albert Platts FW1910–1914294294
Ronald McKenzie FW1909–1910286297
Jimmy Bauchop FW1923–192428112912
Bunny Larkin WH1964–1966273293
Herbert Wiltshire HB1893–1894270290
John Saunders DF1979–1980261291
Ian Hamilton MF2001–2002260291
Malcolm White GK1964–1965250290
Steve Cammack FW1981–1982186297 England youth [107]
Sam Smith FW2011–201200299
Charlee Adams MF
  • 2014
  • 2014–2015
00292 [108][L 9]
Craig Stanley MF2015–201600292[109]
Bobby Anderson FB1930–1931270280
Tommy Burdett FW1936–193927122812
Fred Haycock FW1910–1911255286
Tony Leach HB1938–1939252282 England[110]
Jamie Clapham DF2010–2011251282
Oscar Brentnall FW1920–1921002826[upper-alpha 2]
Michael Dowling FW1914–1920274274
George Eastham FW1949–1950271271 England[88]
Alan Jones MF1977–1979264274
John Chadburn FW1893–18942592710
Barry Hutchinson FW1965–196624182720
Mick Smith DF1977–1979250270
Luke Howell MF2010–2011251271[L 26]
Andy Toman MF1985–1986244274
Albert Green FW1935–1936236277
Richard Liburd DF2003–2004230270
Owain Warlow MF2007–2008230270 Wales U21[33]
Joe Jacques DF1964–1965220270
Dave Barnett DF1999–2000223274
Worrell Sterling MF1996–1997210270
Hugh McPhee HB1888–189000273
Billy Batty FW1911–1912002719
Tony Sinclair DF2011–201200270
Jamie Hand MF2007–2008250260 England youth[111]
Bryan Stainton DF1961–1965250260
George Fern FW1898–1899243264
Don Footitt GK1946–1947240260
Walter Ponting FW1938–193923152619[upper-alpha 1]
Albert Jarrett MF2000–2001221262 Sierra Leone (1)[7]
Steve Mardenborough MF1993–1994212262
Craig Stones MF1997–2000210260
Mark Smith DF1993–1994201261 England U21[33]
Mick Waitt FW1987–1989812610
Kyle Perry FW201100263
Nick Wright MF2013–201400262 England C [112][113]
Billy Burnikell WH1930–1933250250
Robert Duckworth FW1894–1895245255
Joe Cooper FW1932–1933245255
Ray Lancaster HB1967–1968240250
Donald Slade FW1912–19132392511
Jack Dunne FB1914–1915230250[upper-alpha 1]
Eric Hulme GK1972–1974230250
George Miller HB1910–1911220250
Dick Merritt FW1925–1926223254
James Dudgeon DF2001–2002223253 Scotland youth [114][L 27]
James Wilson DF2018–2019191251 Wales [115]
Danny L. Rowe FW2013–201400253[116]
Tony Diagne DF
  • 2013
  • 2014–2015
00252 [117][L 28]

Footnotes
  1. The Lincoln City FC Archive includes appearances and goals from the various wartime leagues in totals on individual player pages. Totals for affected players are amended using the Season Stats dropdown menu at the bottom right of each player's individual page.
  2. The Lincoln City FC Archive omits appearances and goals from the 1920–21 Midland League season from the totals on individual player pages. Totals for affected players are amended using the Season Stats dropdown menu at the bottom right of each player's individual page.

Player statistics include games played while on loan from:

  1. Walsall
  2. Notts County
  3. Norwich City
  4. Scunthorpe United
  5. Crewe Alexandra
  6. Nottingham Forest
  7. Hartlepool United
  8. Peterborough United
  9. Birmingham City
  10. Reading
  11. Gillingham
  12. Leicester City
  13. Cambridge United
  14. Bradford City
  15. Grimsby Town
  16. Chesterfield
  17. Celtic
  18. Burnley
  19. Gateshead
  20. Morecambe
  21. Ipswich Town
  22. Bristol City
  23. Blackburn Rovers
  24. Rotherham United
  25. Millwall
  26. Milton Keynes Dons
  27. Barnsley
  28. Macclesfield Town

References

General

  • Appearances and goals up to and including the 2012–13 season from individual player pages linked from the alphabetical list at the Lincoln City FC Archive: "The players". The Lincoln City FC Archive. Lincoln City F.C. Archived from the original on 2 June 2016. Retrieved 1 May 2017. Although this site is partly subscription-based, only free-access sections are used for reference. If pop-up login dialogue boxes appear, press the "Cancel" button to proceed.
  • Appearances and goals from the 2013–14 season onwards referenced individually to player pages at the Soccerway website: "Lincoln City FC". Soccerway. Perform Group. Retrieved 6 May 2019.
  • Appearances and goals from the 2017–18 season onwards referenced to Lincoln City's squad statistics at Soccerbase: "Lincoln FC Player Appearances". Soccerbase. Centurycomm. Retrieved 10 May 2020.
  • International appearances: Rollin, Glenda; Rollin, Jack, eds. (2010). Sky Sports Football Yearbook 2010–2011. Headline. ISBN 978-0-7553-6107-6.
  • Playing position (pre-1940 players): Joyce, Michael (2004). Football League Players' Records 1888 to 1939. Nottingham: SoccerData. ISBN 978-1-899468-67-6.
  • Playing position (post-1940 players): "Lincoln". Soccerbase. Centurycomm. Retrieved 25 May 2018.
    "Lincoln City: 1946/47–1986/87 & 1988/89–2010/11". Post War English & Scottish Football League A–Z Player's Database. Neil Brown. Retrieved 7 June 2013.
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  • Wartime appearances: Rollin, Jack (2005). Soccer at War 1939–45. London: Headline. pp. 354–55. ISBN 978-0-7553-1431-7.

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