The Vital Lincoln City members’ voted for whom they believe was The Imps Man of The Match in their 3-1 defeat away at Charlton Athletic in League One.
Views from PWould: “I will agree with Harry as the least worse option but no one played above par and there were no standouts at all.
Hopper and Sanders and Walsh did make a difference though. As usual, Bridcutt does not play and we were far less cohesive.
It is going to be a nervy ride about his and Walsh’s ability to stay on the pitch. If they do and with Hopper, Mcgrandles, Johnson, and Rogers to return then it is a whole different ball game.
I assume Liam was rested tonight and wrapped in cotton wool. Has this been confirmed?”
You can discuss what has been said in this article HERE, as well as many other topics on our 100% Imps forum! We have also published a Lincoln City v Charlton Athletic Quiz, which can be found just below the previous Man of The Match poll winners. Every page view helps raise money for Lincoln City Football Club!
Here’s how the poll finished:
Palmer: 1 vote – 3.3%
Poole: 8 votes – 26.7%
Bramall: 1 vote – 3.3%
Montsma: 2 votes – 6.7%
Eyoma: 1 vote – 3.3%
Grant: 1 vote – 3.3%
Anderson: 9 votes – 30.0%
Jones: 2 votes – 6.7%
Scully: 0 votes – 0.0%
Morton: 0 votes – 0.0%
Howarth: 1 vote – 3.3%
Sanders: 1 vote – 3.3%
Hopper: 1 vote – 3.3%
Walsh: 2 votes – 6.7%
More views from the forum:
syimp: “Harry, amidst a plethora of apathetic performances. Definitely had the feeling of an “After The Lord Mayor’s Show” performance, not at all representative of our forthcoming play-off games.”
Norfolk Imp: “Regan Poole for me (although I only saw the first half).
I haven’t been his biggest fan since his arrival, but I thought he was excellent for the first 45 minutes.”
Chesterimp: “Poole for me, some fine tackles, two stonking passes to create half-chances, under more pressure in the second half but overall one of the few plusses in a flat night which served to get time on the pitch for some of the returning ex-crocks.
Walsh in his short time on the pitch gave TJ and Montsma an object lesson in how to deal with physical strikers.”
September Man of The Match winners:
Crewe Alexandra (a – EFL Cup): Lewis Montsma: 39 votes – 83.0%
Scunthorpe United (h – EFL Trophy): Jorge Grant: 22 votes – 78.6%
Oxford United (h): Alex Palmer: 17 votes – 29.8%
Bradford City (a – EFL Cup): Harry Anderson: 25 votes – 53.2%
Milton Keynes Dons (a): Tom Hopper: 20 votes – 45.5%
Liverpool (h – EFL Cup): Tayo Edun: 25 votes – 48.1%
Charlton Athletic (h): Adam Jackson: 31 votes – 50.0%
October Man of The Match winners:
Blackpool (a): Liam Bridcutt: 22 votes – 43.1%
Mansfield Town (a – EFL Trophy): Jorge Grant: 17 votes – 51.5%
Bristol Rovers (h): Lewis Montsma: 20 votes – 62.5%
Fleetwood Town (a): Jorge Grant: 25 votes – 55.6%
Plymouth Argyle (h): Brennan Johnson: 21 votes – 38.9%
Ipswich Town (h): Harry Anderson: 48 votes – 67.6%
Crewe Alexandra (a): Lewis Montsma: 49 votes – 79.0%
Doncaster Rovers (a): Alex Palmer: 24 votes – 57.1%
November Man of The Match winners:
Portsmouth (h): Harry Anderson: 10 votes – 37.0%
Forest Green Rovers (h – FA Cup): Harry Anderson: 32 votes – 60.4%
Manchester City U21s (h – EFL Trophy): Harry Anderson: 16 votes – 64.0%
Accrington Stanley (a): Alex Palmer: 21 votes – 84.0%
Swindon Town (a): Lewis Montsma: 25 – 64.1%
Plymouth Argyle (a): Harry Anderson, Robbie Gotts & Tayo Edun: 9 votes – 30.0%
December Man of The Match winners:
Wigan Athletic (h): Tom Hopper: 18 votes – 36.7%
Rochdale (a): Lewis Montsma: 42 votes – 70.0%
Shrewsbury Town (a – EFL Trophy): Zak Elbouzedi: 28 votes – 65.1%
Sunderland (h): Harry Anderson: 16 votes – 69.6%
Shrewsbury Town (h): Tayo Edun: 12 votes – 34.3%
Northampton Town (a): Brennan Johnson: 14 votes – 35.0%
Burton Albion (h): Anthony Scully: 18 votes – 30.0%
January Man of The Match winners:
AFC Wimbledon (a): Jorge Grant: 23 votes – 42.6%
Peterborough United (h): Anthony Scully: 41 votes – 85.4%
Accrington Stanley (h – EFL Trophy): Zak Elbouzedi: 37 votes – 71.2%
Northampton Town (h): Tayo Edun: 33 votes – 50.8%
Portsmouth (a):</strong> Conor McGrandles: 38 votes – 69.1%
Doncaster Rovers (h): Timothy Eyoma: 28 votes – 53.8%
February Man of The Match winners:
Hull City (a – EFL Trophy): Alex Palmer: 41 votes – 83.7%
Gillingham (a): Joe Walsh: 32 votes – 51.6%
Hull City (a): Joe Walsh: 40 votes – 71.4%
Accrington Stanley (h): Tom Hopper: 36 votes – 72.0%
Sunderland (a – EFL Trophy): Tayo Edun: 14 votes – 34.1%
Wigan Athletic (a): Tom Hopper: 34 votes – 59.6%
Swindon Town (h): Tayo Edun: 17 votes – 34.7%
Plymouth Argyle (a): Anthony Scully: 22 votes – 50.0%
March Man of The Match winners:
Fleetwood Town (h): Adam Jackson: 17 votes – 50.0%
Crewe Alexandra (h): Conor McGrandles: 25 votes – 37.3%
Ipswich Town (a): Morgan Rogers: 18 votes – 43.9%
Rochdale (h): Alex Palmer: 24 votes – 64.9%
Gillingham (h): Conor McGrandles: 13 votes – 35.14%
Sunderland (a): Tayo Edun: 25 votes – 41.0%
Oxford United (a): Tayo Edun: 30 votes 81.1%
April Man of The Match winners:
Blackpool (h): Anthony Scully: 14 votes – 42.4%
Milton Keynes Dons (h): Brennan Johnson: 31 votes – 56.4%
Bristol Rovers (a): Lewis Montsma: 27 votes – 57.4%
Burton Albion (a): TJ Eyoma & Conor McGrandles: 20 votes – 39.2%
Hull City (h): Callum Morton: 15 votes – 31.3%
Shrewsbury Town (a): Conor McGrandles: 29 votes – 63.0%
May Man of The Match winners:
Peterborough United (a): Anthony Scully: 24 votes – 53.3%
Have a go at our Lincoln City v Charlton Athletic Quiz below:
Thank you to Graham Burrell and Lincoln City Football Club for the photograph!
Charlton Athletic 3-1 Lincoln City:
Our Man of The Match:https://t.co/NKZopqYIyY#CAFC #ImpsAsOne #ProudToBeImps
— Vital Lincoln City (@VitalLincoln) May 19, 2021
