The Vital Lincoln City members’ voted for whom they believe was The Imps Man of The Match in their 4-0 win away at Northampton Town in League One.
Views from Chesterimp: “It’s another one of them, Michael – a terrific team performance albeit against poor opposition who were abetted by an atrocious referee and allowed to get away with over-physical challenges.
I’ve gone for Walsh who once again calmly marshalled the defence against an attack whose only tactic was to try and batter and bully them into submission. Also showed his quality again in bringing the ball out and why Bolger was let go.
Pretty well everyone else could be mentioned in dispatches, but after two tough games Johnson showed his qualities again, better decision making and 2 nicely taken goals.”
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Here’s how the poll finished:
Palmer: 1 vote – 2.5%
Eyoma: 2 votes – 5.0%
Edun: 0 votes – 0.0%
Montsma: 9 votes – 22.5%
Walsh: 3 votes – 7.5%
Howarth: 0 votes – 0.0%
Jones: 1 vote – 2.5%
Grant: 1 vote – 2.5%
Hopper: 3 votes – 7.5%
Scully: 6 votes – 15.0%
Johnson: 14 votes – 35.0%
Anderson: 0 votes – 0.0%
More views from the forum:
sedgleyimp: “A polar opposite of the last two games where choosing a MOM was more down to who was least rubbish. Today everyone exceeded those two games and there are many contenders. Gone for Hopper who I thought was superb throughout and killed the game just before the break with a very brave goal.”
GreenNeedle: “Scully for me, closely followed by Hopper and Johnson. Our forward line harried them the whole game and it showed because our front 3 scored the goals..
A rare event in the modern City history when all the goals are scored by the strikers (4-3-3. a la Liverpool) I suspect Appleton is purring about it as well.”
Eweimps: “Gone for Scully, but could easily have been Johnson or Hopper any of the defenders or Palmer who whilst not having many saves to make his distribution was first class both kicking an throwing. Great team performance.”
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%
Have a go at our Lincoln City v Northampton Town Quiz below:
Northampton Town 0-4 Lincoln City:
Our Man of The Match:https://t.co/coZomNAJAw#NTFC #ImpsAsOne #ProudToBeImps pic.twitter.com/3GdCE8fS9b
— Vital Lincoln City (@VitalLincoln) January 18, 2021
