More Than a Game: Stories from Lincoln City Football Club

More Than a Game: Stories from Lincoln City Football Club

Branston Legends LoungeLincoln, England
Saturday, May 23  •  6 PM - 8 PM
Overview

Exploring Lincoln City Football Club’s heritage through fan stories, identity and community, part of the Reimagining Lincolnshire project.

Event Description


More Than a Game explores Lincoln City Football Club and the wider cultural landscape through the lens of sports history.

This interactive session, held inside Branston Legends Lounge at the LNER Stadium, brings together storytelling, discussion, and community voices to explore how football shapes lives, identity, and belonging.

From the roar of the Stacey West Stand to walking down Sincil Bank with your grandad, from the first match that hooked you to the friendships, family traditions, and matchday rituals that make the club feel like home, your memories are part of the Imps’ story.

The event features:

  • Stories collected from fans across generations
  • Reflections from key figures connected to the club
  • A live discussion exploring football, identity, and community in Lincoln


Guest Speakers

We’re delighted to be joined by:

  • Rob Bradley – Chair of the Red Imps Community Trust
  • Alan Long – PA announcer at Sincil Bank Stadium since 1997, supporter liaison officer, and a familiar voice to generations of fans
  • Kate O'Reilly – Community Manager at Lincoln City Foundation


About the Project

This event is part of the Reimagining Lincolnshire Community Engagement Programme, produced by Threshold, and made possible with the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

The project is delivered in partnership with Lincoln City Foundation and Red Imps Community Trust, celebrating the Imps’ rich history and the deep connections between the club and its communities.

What to Expect

  • A welcoming, informal atmosphere
  • Opportunities to share your own memories and experiences
  • Insight into the social and cultural impact of football in Lincoln
  • A chance to connect with fellow fans and community members

Who is it for?

  • Lincoln City fans (past and present)
  • Local residents and community groups
  • Anyone interested in football, heritage, and storytelling

Exploring Lincoln City Football Club’s heritage through fan stories, identity and community, part of the Reimagining Lincolnshire project.

Event Description


More Than a Game explores Lincoln City Football Club and the wider cultural landscape through the lens of sports history.

This interactive session, held inside Branston Legends Lounge at the LNER Stadium, brings together storytelling, discussion, and community voices to explore how football shapes lives, identity, and belonging.

From the roar of the Stacey West Stand to walking down Sincil Bank with your grandad, from the first match that hooked you to the friendships, family traditions, and matchday rituals that make the club feel like home, your memories are part of the Imps’ story.

The event features:

  • Stories collected from fans across generations
  • Reflections from key figures connected to the club
  • A live discussion exploring football, identity, and community in Lincoln


Guest Speakers

We’re delighted to be joined by:

  • Rob Bradley – Chair of the Red Imps Community Trust
  • Alan Long – PA announcer at Sincil Bank Stadium since 1997, supporter liaison officer, and a familiar voice to generations of fans
  • Kate O'Reilly – Community Manager at Lincoln City Foundation


About the Project

This event is part of the Reimagining Lincolnshire Community Engagement Programme, produced by Threshold, and made possible with the National Lottery Heritage Fund.

The project is delivered in partnership with Lincoln City Foundation and Red Imps Community Trust, celebrating the Imps’ rich history and the deep connections between the club and its communities.

What to Expect

  • A welcoming, informal atmosphere
  • Opportunities to share your own memories and experiences
  • Insight into the social and cultural impact of football in Lincoln
  • A chance to connect with fellow fans and community members

Who is it for?

  • Lincoln City fans (past and present)
  • Local residents and community groups
  • Anyone interested in football, heritage, and storytelling

Good to know

Highlights

  • 2 hours
  • In person

Location

Branston Legends Lounge

20 Sincil Bank

Lincoln LN5 8JZ

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