“Andrade took his goals well.”

The Vital Lincoln City members’ voted for whom they believe The Imps Man of The Match was in their 2-0 win away at Morecambe in Sky Bet League Two.

Views from Chesterimp: “Really hard to choose a Man of The Match from a good team performance, to which all the starters contributed. Andrade took his goals well, he and Rowe stretched their defence; Pett and Toffolo industrious and combined well down the left; the O’ central midfield competed well where they knew it would be a scrap, defence effective, Gilks assured. Akinde runs close for the job he did on their central defenders and an assist, but O’Hara shades it by showing on his full debut what he’s capable of, including an assist.”

Here’s how the poll finished:

Gilks: 0 votes – 0.0%
O’Connor: 1 vote – 4.3%
Shackell: 0 votes – 0.0%
O’Hara: 7 votes – 30.4%
Pett: 1 vote – 4.3%
Andrade: 11 votes – 47.8%
Toffolo: 0 votes – 0.0%
Bostwick: 1 vote – 4.3%
Rowe: 1 vote – 4.3%
Eardley: 0 votes – 0.0%
Akinde: 1 vote – 4.3%
McCartan: 0 votes – 0.0%
Rhead: 0 votes – 0.0%

sedgleyimp: “Andrade for the same reason as last week ie you score twice in a 2-0 win you are MOM. Decent professional performances across the board though.”

Jules: “There were some very good performances today. The two that stood out for me were Andrade and Akinde.

Andrade has looked quality since his return from suspension. He wanted the ball, looked a threat all game and took his two goals very well.

Akinde never stops. He caused problems for their defence all day and played his part in the second goal.”

Stevie_imp: “Good team performance from everyone. However when you totally boss the opposition for 90 mins and score twice while playing in a wide position, then you are rightly man of the match. Well done Andrade, top player two matched in a row.”

Previous Winners:

August 2018:

Northampton Town (a): Josh Vickers: 35 votes – 97.2%
Swindon Town (h): Bruno Andrade: 11 votes – 39.3%
Port Vale (a – EFL Cup): Tom Pett: 20 votes – 87.0%
Grimsby Town (a): Michael Bostwick: 9 votes – 81.8%
Bury (h): Tom Pett: 52 votes – 94.5%
Notts County (h): Bruno Andrade: 34 votes – 66.7%
Blackburn Rovers (a – EFL Cup): Michael O’Connor: 5 votes – 62.5%

September 2018:

Exeter City (a): John Akinde: 22 votes – 81.5%
Mansfield Town (h – EFL Trophy): Michael Bostwick: 5 votes – 50.0%
Crawley Town (h): Jason Shackell: 13 votes – 37.1%
Macclesfield Town (a): Brundo Andrade: 15 votes – 36.6%
Milton Keynes Dons (h): Tom Pett: 23 votes – 43.4%
Cheltenham Town (a): Bruno Andrade: 14 votes – 66.7%

October 2018:

Tranmere Rovers (a): Shay McCartan: 10 votes – 62.5%
Crewe Alexandra (h): Jason Shackell: 6 votes – 35.3%
Scunthorpe United (a – EFL Trophy): Matt Rhead: 5 votes – 31.3%
Port Vale (a): Tom Pett: 11 votes – 45.8%
Cambridge United (h): Neal Eardley: 10 votes – 40.0%
Carlisle United (h): Tom Pett: 18 votes – 52.9%
Colchester United (a): Michael Bostwick: 7 votes – 63.6%

November 2018:

Forest Green Rovers (h): Michael Bostwick: 34 votes – 70.8%
Wolves U21s (h – EFL Trophy): Matt Green: 6 votes – 60.0%
Northampton Town (h – FA Cup): Bruno Andrade: 6 votes – 40.0%
Mansfield Town (h): Michael Bostwick: 18 votes – 50.0%
Oldham Athletic (a): Jason Shackell: 11 votes – 52.4%

December 2018:

Carlisle United (h – FA Cup): Bruno Andrade: 21 votes – 61.8%
Accrington Stanley (a – EFL Trophy): Joan Luque: 11 votes – 61.1%
Stevenage (a): Michael Bostwick: 5 votes – 50.0%
Morecambe (h): Harry Anderson: 12 votes – 52.2%
Newport County (h): Tom Pett: 10 votes – 43.5%
Crewe Alexandra (a): Josh Vickers: 4 votes – 50.0%
Cambridge United (a): Harry Anderson: 17 votes – 81.0%

January 2019:

Port Vale (h): Michael Bostwick: 5 votes – 29.4%
Everton (a – FA Cup): Michael Bostwick: 37 votes – 64.9%
Swindon Town (a): Michael Bostwick: 15 votes – 62.5%
Grimsby Town (h): Harry Toffolo: 23 votes – 56.1%
Yeovil Town (a): Danny Rowe: 10 votes – 66.7%
Bury (a): Jason Shackell: 31 votes – 88.6%

February 2019:

Notts County (a): Bruno Andrade: 17 votes – 65.4%
Northampton Town (h): Bruno Andrade: 22 votes – 59.5%
Stevenage (h): Bruno Andrade: 25 votes – 83.3%