The Vital Lincoln City members’ voted for whom they believe was The Imps Man of The Match in their 1-0 defeat at home against Shrewsbury Town in League One.
Views from Chesterimp: “Also gone for Tayo. Despite proving conclusively tonight he’s a left-back for emergency use only, he’s a box to box midfielder with potential which he also showed tonight, especially in the 2nd half when the “left back” bit was noticeable by its absence, one terrific tackle aside.
Shout outs for Walsh who was capable throughout and nearly bailed out Montsma, and Grant who toiled manfully throughout to make things happen, though frustratingly couldn’t replicate the goal v Wigan.”
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Here’s how the poll finished:
Palmer: 0 votes – 0.0%
Eyoma: 1 vote – 2.9%
Edun: 12 votes – 34.3%
Montsma: 0 votes – 0.0%
Walsh: 8 votes – 22.9%
Howarth: 6 votes – 17.1%
Jones: 1 vote – 2.9%
Grant: 2 votes – 5.7%
Hopper: 0 votes – 0.0%
Scully: 5 votes – 14.3%
Johnson: 0 votes – 0.0%
More views from the forum:
sedgleyimp: “Gone for Walsh. In a game of ‘did you do your job?’ it’s him or Palmer, but as our keeper was largely a spectator Joe gets the nod.”
PerthImp: “Agreed nobody stood out and I wouldn’t rate anyone more than a 6, apart from Walsh, who I’ve marginally gone for. Tayo played well going forward – all the more reason why we need a regular, natural LB.”
Scotimp: “Edun, but he was playing noticeably further up the pitch because Shrewsbury offered practically no threat. He is a much better midfielder…
Scully tried very hard to get things going in the final half-hour, so well done to him.”
Riiiiik: “Edun for me too. We know he’s not a LB but he plays where he’s asked to. Although the whole team took 65 minutes to get going, most our play seemed to go thru Tayo for the 90, it’s not his fault there was no end product from his many balls. Yes, he’s had some stick from a few people on here but play him in his right position and he’ll grow.”
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%
Thank you to Graham Burrell and Lincoln City Football Club for the photograph!
Have a go at our Lincoln City v Shrewsbury Town Quiz below:
Lincoln City 0-1 Shrewsbury Town:
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— Vital Lincoln City (@VitalLincoln1) January 2, 2021
