List of Lincoln City F.C. players (25–99 appearances)

For Lincoln City players with 100 or more appearances, see List of Lincoln City F.C. players.

Eleven young men in striped shirts and plain shorts and one older man wearing a suit pose for a team photo. Three sit on the floor, two cross-legged. Four sit on chairs behind, each in a different, casual pose. One has his foot on a football. At the back, the older man and the remaining young men stand, hands on hips or resting on the chairs.
The Lincoln City F.C. team of 1889–90, founder members of the Midland League. Players include Joe Duckworth, Herbert Simpson, Jack Robinson, James Mullineux (standing, from left), Bob McKay, Hugh McPhee (seated, from left), and Slotch Shaw (on floor, right).

Lincoln City Football Club, an English association football club based in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, was founded in 1884 (141 years ago) (1884),[1] and first entered the FA Cup in the 1884–85 season.[2] When nationally organised league football in England began, the club joined the Combination, a league set up to provide organised football for those clubs not invited to join the Football League which was to start the same year. When that league folded,[3] Lincoln became founder members of the Midland League, and won the inaugural league title. They then spent a year in the Football Alliance before being elected to the newly formed Second Division of the Football League.[2] Lincoln moved in and out of the Football League until they became founder members of the Football League Third Division North in 1921.[4] They remained in the Football League until 1987, when they became the first club to suffer automatic relegation to the Conference National.[5] They returned to the League after just one season, remained at that level until relegated again in 2011, and returned once more in 2017.[2]

All players who have made between 25 and 99 appearances in senior first-team matches for Lincoln City, in league or cup competition, are listed below. Some hold club records: Allan Hall scored 41 goals in the 40-game league season as Lincoln won the 1931–32 Third Division North title, and Jimmy Bauchop was the oldest known player to score for the club, at 37 years 295 days.[6] The club made their record signing when they paid £75,000 to Carlisle United for Dean Walling in 1997.[7] Other players took part in significant matches in the history of the club. William and James Gresham, Ned Mettam, Isaac Moore and Slotch Shaw appeared in Lincoln's first Football League match in 1892.[8]

Con Moulson, Keith Alexander and Phil Stant went on to manage the team.[9] Harry Pugh was the first man in this appearance range to have been capped by his country while a Lincoln City player, when he represented Wales against Scotland in 1900.[7] Lincoln's most recent international debutant was Reeco Hackett-Fairchild, who scored for Saint Lucia in 2023 a few days after signing for the club.[10][11] Delroy Facey of Grenada, Gareth McAuley (Northern Ireland), and Joe Morrell of Wales have each played five times for their country while registered with Lincoln.[7] As of the date below, five men have ended their Lincoln careers on 99 competitive appearances; the most recent, midfielder Dany N'Guessan, was with the club from 2007 to 2009.

Key

General
The list is ordered first by number of appearances in total, then by number of League appearances, and then if necessary by date of debut.
Appearances as a substitute are included.
Statistics are correct up to the end of the 2023–24 season.
Name
Players marked * were registered for the club as at the date specified above.
Players with name in italics and marked † were on loan from another club for the duration of their Lincoln City career. The loaning club is noted in the Refs column.
Positions key
Pre-1960s 1960s–
GK Goalkeeper
FB Full back DF Defender
HB Half-back MF Midfielder
FW Forward
Position
Playing positions are listed according to the tactical formations that were employed at the time. Thus the change in the names of defensive and midfield positions reflects the tactical evolution that occurred from the 1960s onwards.
Club career
Club career is defined as the first and last calendar years in which the player appeared for the club in any of the competitions listed below.
League appearances and League goals
League appearances and goals are those in the Football League only. Appearances in the 1939–40 Football League season, abandoned after three games because of the Second World War, are excluded.
Total appearances and Total goals
Total appearances and goals comprise those in the Football League, Football League play-offs, FA Cup, League Cup, EFL Trophy and predecessors, FA Trophy, National League and predecessors, and Conference League Cup. Also included are appearances and goals in the following defunct competitions: the Combination, Football Alliance, Midland League, the Central League, Third Division North Cup, Watney Cup, and Football League Group Cup. Matches in wartime competitions are excluded.
International selection
Countries are listed only for players who have been selected for international football. Only the highest level of international competition is given. Where appropriate, the number of senior international caps won while a Lincoln City player is listed in parentheses after the country name.

Players with 25 to 99 appearances

Young shaven-headed black man wearing black kit participating in a sporting encounter.
Dany N'Guessan was the most recent player to end his Lincoln City career on 99 appearances.
Young white man with dark curly hair wearing blue-and-white sports kit leaves a sports field.
Gareth Ainsworth was considered for the vacant managerial position at Lincoln City in 2009.[12]
Dark-haired white man wearing tracksuit and bulky gloves stands at the edge of a sports field.
Mike Pollitt played for Lincoln in the 1992–93 season and was still playing for a Premier League club 20 years later.[13]
Head of a red-faced bald middle-aged white man.
Jim Smith spent a year playing for Lincoln before beginning a long managerial career.[14]
Head and upper torso of a young white man wearing a cap and a white shirt with a badge showing three lions.
Goalkeeper Jack Robinson won the Midland League title with Lincoln, three Southern League titles with Southampton, and eleven caps for England.[15]
Head and upper torso of a middle-aged black man pictured outdoors wearing baseball cap and nylon jacket.
Keith Alexander, twice manager of Lincoln City, was given a posthumous lifetime achievement award at the 2010 Black List Awards.[16]
Head and upper torso of a white man with arms folded wearing a striped sports shirt; image apparently clipped from a team photo.
Archie Roe joined Lincoln City three months into the 1923–24 season but still finished as joint top scorer.[17]
Smiling 30-ish white man with spiky hair wearing coat and scarf, pictured indoors near a door marked "Players Lounge". Two other men converse in the background.
Lincoln received a club record fee of £400,000 when they sold the teenage Darren Huckerby to Newcastle United in 1995.[18]
Table of players, including playing position, club statistics and international selection
Name Position Club career League
apps 		League
goals 		Total
apps 		Total
goals 		International selection Refs
Dany N'Guessan MF 2007–2009 91 15 99 16
Wally Smith FW 1901–1903 90 21 99 23
Ned Mettam HB 1889–1896 85 0 99 1
Terry Carling GK 1962–1964 84 0 99 0
Trevor Matthewson DF 1987–1989 43 2 99 9
Alan Withers FW 1955–1958 97 18 98 18
Harry Pugh FW 1898–1901 91 11 98 12  Wales (3) [7]
Jack Hartshorne FB 1936–1939 91 0 98 0 [A]
John Crawford HB 1900–1903 85 1 98 1
Alf Basnett HB 1926–1929 89 6 98 6
Mark Sertori DF 1987–1990 50 9 98 19
Tommy Northcott FW 1955–1957 94 34 97 35  England youth [19]
Jack Wilkinson FW 1932–1935 93 19 97 21
Gareth Ainsworth MF 1997–1999 83 37 97 41
Paudie O'Connor * DF 2022–present 83 3 97 4
Sean Roughan * MF 2020–present 78 2 97 4  Republic of Ireland U21 [20]
Sandy McCubbin FW 1911–1914 59 15 97 35
Neil Matthews FW 1992–1995 83 20 96 22
Sam Habergham DF 2016–2018 33 0 96 4  England U17 [21][22]
Ron Smillie MF 1956–1960 91 15 95 15
Clive Evans DF 1987–1989 42 2 95 10
Charlie Bosbury FW 1926–1929 85 30 94 33
Jack Buckley FW 1932–1935 92 0 94 0
Billy Windle FW 1948–1951 91 22 93 23
Con Moulson HB 1933–1936 88 0 93 0  Ireland (2) [7][A]
Trevor Thompson DF 1979–1981 80 1 93 1
Gary Taylor-Fletcher FW 2003–2005 80 27 93 31 English schools [23]
Ben Tomlinson FW 2013–2015 0 0 93 34 [24]
Bradley Wood DF 2015–2017 0 0 93 3 England C [25][26]
Ron Harbertson FW
  • 1958–1960
  • 1961–1962
 86 25 92 28
Jimmy Hutchinson FW 1946–1949 85 55 91 57 [A]
Ian Baraclough DF 1992–1994 73 10 91 11  England youth [27]
Todd Jordan MF 2012–2015 0 0 91 1 [28]
George Buist DF 1904–1907 83 0 90 0
Bobby Cumming MF 1987–1989 41 5 90 16
Sean Newton DF 2013–2015 0 0 90 8 [29]
Geoff Marlow FW 1937–1949 80 26 89 32 [A]
Tom McInnes FW 1900–1903 79 20 89 24
Billy Taylor MF 1969–1971 79 7 89 8
Justin Walker MF 2000–2002 76 4 89 5  England youth [30]
Jorge Grant MF 2019–2021 68 15 89 19
Horace Brindley FW 1911–1914 50 4 89 11
Phil Cartwright FW 1930–1933 86 21 88 23
Bill Heath GK 1958–1962 84 0 88 0
Peter Proudfoot FW / HB 1900–1903 79 20 88 21
Jack Muldoon FW 2015–2017 0 0 88 13 [31]
Walter Buckley HB 1930–1933 81 1 87 1
Bob Graves GK 1959–1965 79 0 87 0
Brian Punter FW 1959–1964 75 21 86 25  England youth [32]
Alan Walker DF 1983–1985 75 4 86 7
Slotch Shaw HB / FW 1887–1895 13 0 86 24
George Greaves MF 1920–1924 72 0 85 0 [B]
Harry Toffolo DF 2018–2020 72 4 85 4  England U20 [33]
Levy Thorpe HB
  • 1920
  • 1922–1924
 69 9 85 9  England reserve [34][B]
Matt Carbon DF
  • 1992–1996
  • 2003
 70 10 84 11  England U21 [35][L 1]
Gareth McAuley DF 2004–2006 72 8 84 8  Northern Ireland (5) [7]
Jon Nolan MF 2013–2016 0 0 84 1 England C [36][37]
Steve Brown FW 1995–1998 72 8 83 9
Lewis Montsma * DF 2020–present 67 7 83 11
Conner Robinson MF 2012–2016 0 0 83 9 [38]
Jock Henderson FW 1898–1900 76 9 82 10
Harold Andrews FW 1925–1928 75 41 82 44
John Callender FW 1936–1938 75 26 82 26 [A]
Ken Fencott FW 1964–1967 73 13 82 14
Neville Bannister MF 1961–1963 68 16 82 18
Matt Green FW 2017–2018 64 15 82 23 England C [39]
Lenell John-Lewis FW 2006–2010 72 8 81 9
Phil Stant FW
  • 1990
  • 1997–2000
 68 21 81 22 [L 2]
John Akinde FW 2018–2020 68 20 81 25
Billy Langham FW 1907–1910 58 21 81 43
Jimmy Jones GK 1951–1954 76 0 80 0
Tom Sisson FB / HB 1924–1926 75 1 80 1
Tom Johnson DF 1946–1948 75 0 80 0 [A]
Micky Bloor DF 1971–1973 73 0 80 0
Sean Raggett DF
  • 2016–2017
  • 2017–2018
 25 2 80 11 England C [40][41][L 3]
Billy Egerton FW 1914–1920 76 25 79 27 [A]
Dick Krzywicki MF 1974–1976 68 11 79 12  Wales [42]
Willie Gamble FW 1984–1989 64 15 79 17
Terry Hawkridge MF 2015–2017 0 0 79 7 [43][L 4]
Billy Chesser FW 1914–1920 76 18 78 20 [A]
Archie Kean FW 1922–1924 76 11 78 11
Jos Barratt FW 1924–1926 74 8 78 8
Josh Vickers GK 2017–2020 70 0 78 0
Jimmy Campbell MF 1962–1964 63 16 78 21
Nathan Arnold MF 2016–2018 20 0 78 13 England C [44][45]
Bill Sissons GK 1924–1926 74 0 77 0
Colin Symm MF 1972–1975 69 7 77 8
John Thomas FW 1983–1985 67 18 77 20
John Vaughan GK 1996–1999 66 0 77 0
Michael O'Connor MF
  • 2009
  • 2018–2020
 66 4 77 5  Northern Ireland [46][L 5]
Adam Watts DF 2009–2011 58 1 77 1  England youth [47]
Bob Bainbridge GK 1920–1922 35 0 77 0 [B]
Elliott Whitehouse MF 2016–2018 32 2 77 10 England C [48][49]
Tommy Spencer DF 1972–1974 74 10 76 10
Ross Jack FW 1983–1985 60 16 76 19
Allan Hall FW 1931–1933 72 64 76 68 [A]
Richard Peacock MF 1999–2001 68 5 76 7
Len Hill GK 1927–1929 69 0 75 0
Shane Clarke MF 2008–2010 68 0 75 0
Ben Wright MF 2007–2009 67 17 75 18
Joe Simpson FW 1894–1901 70 0 74 0
John Hawksby FW 1964–1966 65 4 74 5  England youth [50]
Alec Ormiston HB
  • 1907–1909
  • 1919
 44 2 74 6 [A]
Jamie Taylor FW 2011–2013 0 0 74 23
Bernard Towler FW 1933–1938 68 32 73 37 [A]
Billy Cobb FW 1966–1968 67 10 73 12
Charles Laverick FB 1904–1907 66 0 73 0
Thomas Eyre FB 1895–1898 65 1 73 1
Jimmy McGeough MF 1972–1974 65 0 73 0
Dave Cameron FW 2000–2002 60 9 73 11
Bruno Andrade MF 2018–2019 59 11 73 13
Dave Hill MF 1993–1995 58 6 73 7
Pip Rippon FW 1920–1922 33 10 73 37 [B]
Joe Clare FW 1937–1939 68 23 72 25 [A]
John Worsdale MF 1971–1974 67 9 72 9
Harry Raw HB 1936–1938 66 7 72 7
Jack Martin FW 1904–1906 65 30 72 33
Mark Stallard FW 2006–2008 65 17 72 21
Ben House * FW 2022–present 64 15 72 16  Scotland U21 [51]
Max Sanders MF 2021–2023 57 1 72 2  England U19 [52]
Steve Buckley DF 1986–1988 36 2 72 2
Isaac Moore FW 1890–1893 22 3 72 27
Jack Cowley HB 1899–1902 68 3 71 3
Mick Richardson HB 1892–1895 64 6 71 6
Ernie Robinson FB 1935–1938 64 0 71 0
Alan Johnson DF 1994–1996 63 0 71 1
Richard Cooper MF 1985–1987 61 2 71 2
George Morris HB 1897–1899 66 4 70 4
Charles Foulkes MF 1927–1930 64 1 70 1
Jimmy Fell MF 1964–1965 64 10 70 10
Andrew Boyce DF 2012–2013 0 0 70 6 [53]
Tommy Bannan FW 1955–1957 67 19 69 22
Ethan Erhahon * MF 2023–present 62 2 69 2  Scotland U21 [54]
Cian Hughton DF 2009–2011 61 5 69 5  Ireland U21 [55]
Jason Shackell DF 2018–2020 60 6 69 7
Hugh Robertson FW 1897–1899 64 34 68 39
George Page FB 1924–1926 64 3 68 3
Jeff Hughes MF 2005–2007 63 8 68 11  Northern Ireland (2) [7]
Jack Lewis FW 1967–1970 62 9 68 11  Wales U23 [56]
Ian Bowling GK 1989–1993 59 0 68 0
Mike Pollitt GK 1992–1994 57 0 68 0
Joe Anyon GK 2010–2012 21 0 68 0  England U16 [57]
Tommy Yule FW 1909–1911 63 8 67 8
Gordon Mair MF 1984–1986 57 3 67 3 Scotland schools [58]
János Kovács DF 2008–2009 59 4 66 4
Albert Franks WH 1961–1963 58 5 66 6
Simeon Hodson DF 1986–1987 56 0 66 0 England C [59]
Mark Hone DF 1996–1998 53 2 66 4 England C [60]
Walter Miller FW 1911–1913 35 8 66 29
John Nutter DF 2011–2012 0 0 66 4
Jimmy McCormick FW 1947–1949 64 6 65 6 [A]
David Hughes MF 1978–1981 62 1 65 2
Joe Robson HB / FB 1925–1927 60 1 65 1
Norrie Fairgray FW 1905–1907 60 6 65 7
Danny Mandroiu * MF 2022–present 56 14 65 15  Republic of Ireland U21 [61]
Tom Pett MF 2018–2019 55 4 65 5 England C [62]
Archibald McFarlane FB
  • 1894–1896
  • 1897–1898
 61 0 64 0
Clive Wigginton DF 1977–1979 60 6 64 7
Alan Morton FW 1963–1965 58 20 64 23
Tayo Edun MF 2020–2021 51 2 64 3  England U20 [63]
Paul Casey DF 1988–1991 49 4 64 4
Ron Allen DF 1958–1960 60 1 63 1
Frank McMahon MF 1971–1973 56 2 63 2
Ryan Amoo MF 2006–2008 56 3 63 3
Moses Swaibu DF 2009–2011 56 3 63 3
Stuart Naylor GK 1981–1986 49 0 63 0 England B [64]
James Mullineux HB 1889–1892 0 0 63 2
Jock Dodds FW 1948–1950 60 38 62 38  Scotland wartime [65]
Charlie Pringle HB 1931–1933 58 1 62 1  Scotland [66]
Gardiner Hannah HB 1896–1898 56 0 62 0
Chick Reed FW 1932–1935 55 24 62 28
Peter Daniel MF 1985–1987 55 2 62 3  England U21 [35][L 1]
Sean Dunphy DF 1992–1994 53 2 62 3
Frederick Grocott FB 1922–1925 60 0 61 0
George Moulson GK 1947–1948 60 0 61 0  Ireland (3) [7][A]
William Pallister FB 1902–1905 59 0 61 0
John Boylen FW 1921–1923 59 4 61 4
Percy Allen HB 1924–1925 59 4 61 4
Aaron Brown MF 2008–2009 56 2 61 3 English schools [67]
Bud Houghton FW 1963–1965 54 22 61 25
Nolan Keeley MF 1980–1981 52 3 61 3
Marshall Burke MF 1982–1984 50 7 61 9 Scotland schoolboys [68]
Les Moore DF 1965–1967 59 0 60 0
Harry Kitching FW 1928–1931 58 28 60 29
Arthur Jepson GK 1948–1950 58 0 60 0
Jack Frettingham FW 1894–1896 56 20 60 22
Brian Birch FW 1952–1955 56 16 60 17  England youth [69]
Jim Smith HB 1968–1969 54 0 60 1
Mamadou Fofana MF 2012–2014 0 0 60 1 [70]
Harold Riley FW 1931–1933 57 25 59 27 [A]
Albert Flewitt FW 1893–1895 56 27 59 28
Peter Machin FW 1905–1907 54 21 59 21
Jason Minett DF 1995–1997 46 5 58 5
Alex Palmer † GK 2020–2021 46 0 58 0  England U16 [71][L 6]
Dan Gray MF 2012–2014 0 0 58 1 [72]
Archie Campbell HB 1925–1927 54 4 57 4
Jimmy Burke FW 1894–1896 52 7 57 9
Marcus Richardson FW
  • 2003
  • 2005
 52 14 57 14 [L 7]
Dene Cropper FW 2002–2004 50 3 57 3
Tommy Cheetham FW 1945–1948 47 27 57 35 [A]
Lee Philpott MF 1998–2000 47 3 57 3
Ollie Palmer FW 2017–2018 45 8 57 11 [73]
Hamza Bencherif MF
  • 2007
  • 2014–2015
 12 1 57 7  Algeria U20 [74][75][L 8]
Jerry Lowery GK 1952–1954 51 0 56 0
Lewis Thom MF 1967–1969 47 4 56 6
Hakeeb Adelakun * MF 2021–present 44 5 56 7
Gavin McCallum MF 2010–2011 36 3 56 6  Canada [76]
Jack Reddish DF 1933–1934 53 0 55 0
James McGrahan HB 1922–1927 51 0 55 1
Clive Ford FW 1967–1968 49 16 55 16
Mark McCarrick DF 1984–1986 44 0 55 0
Herbert Simpson FB 1884–1893 3 0 55 0
Tony Daws FW 1994–1995 51 13 54 13  England youth [77]
Don Lees FW
  • 1893–1894
  • 1894–1895
 52 24 54 24
Adie Moses DF 2006–2008 49 1 54 1  England U21 [35]
Albert Scanlon FW 1962–1963 47 11 54 12  England [78]
Cohen Bramall MF 2021–2022 46 2 54 2
Colin Greenall DF 1994–1995 43 3 54 4  England youth [79]
Luke Foster DF
  • 2005–2006
  • 2013–2014
 16 1 54 3 England C [80][81]
Leon Boullemier GK 1895–1897 49 0 53 0
Kevin Kilmore MF 1986–1987 46 6 53 7  England youth [82]
Bobby Svarc FW 1968–1971 45 16 53 20
Bobby Mitchell MF 1986–1987 44 2 53 3
Udo Onwere MF 1994–1996 43 4 53 5
Jack Robinson MF 1889–1891 0 0 53 0  England [15]
Eddie Dwane HB 1920–1924 46 3 52 6 [B]
Peter Kearns FW 1968–1969 46 11 52 13
Alec Smith HB / FW 1895–1897 45 9 52 12
Norman Corner FW 1967–1969 45 12 52 14
Keith Alexander FW 1990–1992 45 4 52 4  Saint Lucia [83]
Gary Lund FW 1986–1987 44 13 52 16  England U21 [35]
Joe Walsh DF 2020–2023 44 1 52 1  Wales U21 [84]
Jovon Makama * FW 2022–present 41 2 52 4
Josh O'Keefe MF 2010–2011 37 4 52 5  Ireland U21 [85]
Harry Sillito FW 1922–1924 48 2 51 2
Joe Bonson FW 1966–1967 47 16 51 19
Steve Stoutt DF 1989–1991 46 1 51 1
Dennis Gratton DF 1959–1961 45 0 51 0
Ian McInnes MF 1986–1987 43 4 51 5
Peter Costello FW
  • 1991
  • 1992–1994
 41 7 51 9 [L 9]
Andy Leaning GK 1994–1996 36 0 51 0
Nicky Nicolau DF 2011–2013 0 0 51 4
Bill White FW 1937–1938 46 11 50 12
Magnus O'Donnell FW 1904–1906 45 11 50 14
Joe Anderson DF 2010–2011 45 0 50 0
Cian Bolger DF 2019–2020 45 1 50 1  Ireland U21 [86]
Lukas Jensen * GK 2023–present 45 0 50 0
Ben Dixon MF 1992–1996 43 0 50 0
Liam Bridcutt MF 2020–2022 42 1 50 1  Scotland [87][L 8]
Trevor Meath MF 1969–1971 43 5 49 5
Steve Welsh DF 1999–2001 43 0 49 0
Brennan Johnson † DF 2020–2021 40 10 49 13
[88][89][L 8]
Joe Duckworth HB 1885–1891 0 0 49 2
Frank Scott FW 1898–1901 45 8 48 9
Geoff Anderson MF 1966–1967 44 6 48 7
Stuart Hibberd MF 1981–1983 42 3 48 3
Jae Martin FW 1996–1998 41 5 48 6 [L 10]
Colin Cryan DF 2005–2006 41 0 48 0  Ireland U21 [90]
Dylan Duffy * MF 2023–present 41 3 48 3  Republic of Ireland U21 [91]
Walter Lax FW 1930–1931 45 18 47 21
Tom Docherty FW 1947–1949 45 3 47 3
Peter Wakeham GK 1965–1966 44 0 47 0  England U23 reserve [92]
Stefan Oakes MF 2008–2010 44 1 47 1
Bob Gibson DF 1951–1955 43 20 47 20
Ray Barnard DF 1960–1963 43 0 47 0 English schools [93]
Graham Watson MF 1978–1980 43 2 47 2
Jamie Robson DF 2021–2023 39 0 47 0
Bill Dodgin HB 1933–1934 46 1 46 1
Richard Rushton HB 1924–1925 44 1 46 2
Delroy Facey FW 2009–2011 42 4 46 5  Grenada (5) [7][L 2]
Carl Rushworth † GK 2022–2023 42 0 46 0 [L 11]
Bob Iverson WH 1933–1935 41 13 46 16
Kevin Finney MF 1991–1993 37 2 46 3
George Kennedy HB 1906–1908 42 0 45 0
Frank Keetley FW 1931–1933 42 27 45 27
Jack Grainger FW 1957–1959 42 14 45 14 England B [64]
Kevin Sandwith DF 2004–2005 40 2 45 2
Bert Wilkinson DF 1945–1951 39 0 45 1 [A]
Paul Ward MF 1991–1992 39 0 45 1
Albert Broadbent MF 1961–1962 38 4 45 5
James Jones MF 2020–2021 36 1 45 3  Scotland U21 [94]
Sean Long DF 2017–2018 17 0 45 0  Ireland U21 [95][L 12]
Ike Bird FW 1919–1921 8 2 45 18 [B]
Josh Gowling DF
  • 2010
  • 2011–2012
 4 0 45 0 [L 13]
Evan Jenkins FW
  • 1929–1930
  • 1933–1934
 44 13 44 13
Fred White GK 1950–1951 42 0 44 0
Albert Sykes HB 1928–1930 42 1 44 1
Ken Allison FW 1966–1967 42 13 44 13
Dave Sunley FW 1978–1979 41 6 44 6
Louis Dodds † FW 2007–2008 41 9 44 9 [L 14]
John Robertson DF 1995–1998 40 1 44 1
Lewis Fiorini † MF 2021–2022 39 6 44 6  Scotland U21 [96][L 15]
Billie Gillespie FW 1895–1896 37 18 44 25
Henry McCann FW 1908–1909 17 6 44 12
Harry Grundy FW 1908–1909 6 0 44 6
Vadaine Oliver FW 2012–2013 0 0 44 14
Delano Sam-Yorke MF
  • 2014
  • 2014–2015
 0 0 44 11 [97][L 16]
Callum Howe DF 2015–2017 0 0 44 0 [98]
John Thompson GK 1957–1959 42 0 43 0
Jimmy Maidment GK 1930–1931 41 0 43 0
Mick Brown DF 1967–1968 38 0 43 0
Shay McCartan † FW 2018–2019 38 7 43 7  Northern Ireland [99][100][L 17]
Alec Davies FW 1945–1948 37 9 43 10 [A]
Derek Asamoah FW 2005 35 2 43 2  Ghana [101]
Bob Chambers FW 1920–1922 23 12 43 20 [B]
Jordan Burrow FW 2014–2015 0 0 43 10 [102]
Dean Walling DF 1997–1999 38 5 42 8  Saint Kitts and Nevis (2) [7]
Allan Gilliver FW 1971–1972 37 8 42 10
John Gregson MF 1967–1968 36 3 42 3
John Fashanu FW 1983–1984 36 10 42 10  England [103][L 3]
Gary Birch FW 2005–2006 36 8 42 10
Gijsbert Bos FW 1996–1997 34 6 42 10
James Gresham FW
  • 1889–1893
  • 1894
 27 6 42 7
Kingsley Black MF
  • 2000
  • 2001–2002
 37 5 41 5  Northern Ireland [104][L 18]
Alex Mitchell † DF 2023–2024 36 1 41 1 [L 19]
Tyler Walker * FW
  • 2019–2020
  • 2023–present
 35 14 41 16  England U20 [L 8][33]
Adam Buckley MF 2001–2002 34 0 41 1
Phil Daley FW 1994–1996 32 5 41 6
Adam Smith MF
  • 2008
  • 2012–2013
 4 0 41 2 [L 20]
Nigel Batch GK 1987–1988 0 0 41 0
Dave Tennant GK 1966–1969 39 0 40 0
Arthur Watson FB 1934–1936 37 0 40 0
Jimmy Wilson FW 1937–1939 36 8 40 10
Ben Hutchinson † FW 2010–2011 36 4 40 4 [L 21]
William Gresham GK 1892–1894 35 0 40 0
Marvin Robinson FW 2005–2006 33 7 40 11 English schools [105]
Trevor Swinburne GK 1986–1987 34 0 40 0
Scott Willis MF 2002–2003 33 3 40 3
Mark Camm DF 2000–2002 32 0 40 0
William Rawlinson HB 1886–1891 0 0 40 0
Arnaud Mendy MF 2014–2015 0 0 40 1  Guinea-Bissau (1) [106][107]
George Hannah FW 1957–1958 38 4 39 4
Joe Butler GK 1914–1915 37 0 39 0
Alf Jewett HB 1923–1924 37 3 39 4
Matthew Gillespie FW 1895–1896 36 9 39 14
Jimmy Reid FW 1910–1911 36 3 39 3  Scotland [66][A]
Oliver Ryan FW 2004–2008 36 0 39 0
Jock Wilson FB / CH 1896–1897 35 0 39 0
Albert Iremonger GK 1926–1927 35 0 39 0
Chris Maguire FW 2021–2022 34 4 39 5  Scotland [108]
George Richardson HB 1920–1921 12 0 39 0 [B]
George Mathison HB 1933–1934 38 0 38 0
Derek Hawksworth FW 1960 36 14 38 14 England B [64]
Alex Thompson DF 1946–1947 34 1 38 1 [A]
Alf Gray HB 1934–1936 32 0 38 0
Dave Gilbert MF 1981–1982 30 1 38 1
Billy Knott † MF
  • 2017
  • 2017–2018
 29 2 38 3 [109][L 13]
Josh Ginnelly † MF
  • 2017
  • 2017–2018
 15 2 38 5 [110][L 22]
Chris Bush † DF
  • 2013
  • 2015–2016
 0 0 38 2 [111][L 23]
Jake Caprice DF 2014–2015 0 0 38 0 [112]
Edward Brown FW 1903–1905 37 9 37 9
Abe Lester FW 1948–1949 37 10 37 10
Frank Taylor FW 1905–1908 36 10 37 10
Jack Goldsborough GK 1913–1920 36 0 37 0 [A]
Colin Gibson FW 1956–1957 36 12 37 12 England B [64]
William Clarke FW 1898–1899 35 7 37 9
Ted Dixon FB / FW 1905–1907 35 3 37 4
Harry Roberts FW 1928–1930 33 23 37 24  England [113]
Mustapha Carayol MF 2010–2011 33 3 37 4  Gambia [114]
Ethan Hamilton * MF 2023–present 30 3 37 3  Scotland U19 [115]
Matthew Hopper FW 1920–1921 0 0 37 5 [B]
William Walker FW 1921–1924 36 5 36 5
Willie Clarke FW 1910–1911 35 1 36 1
Dean Crombie DF
  • 1977–1978
  • 1991
 34 0 36 0
Geoff Hudson DF 1965–1966 33 0 36 0
Chris Maguire FW 2021–2022 32 4 36 5  Scotland [116]
Jack Diamond † MF 2022–2023 31 6 36 8 [L 24]
Matty Virtue † MF 2022–2023 30 3 36 4 [L 25]
Andy Moore DF 1987–1988 0 0 36 1
Tommy McCairns FW 1899–1901 35 14 35 14
Carl Hooper FW 1925–1926 34 6 35 7
Tich Smith HB / FW 1898–1899 33 0 35 0
Tommy Robinson FW 1934–1935 33 14 35 14
Nicky Eaden † DF
  • 2006
  • 2007
 33 0 35 0 [L 8]
Billy Sellars FW 1935–1936 33 2 35 3
Josh Griffiths † GK 2021–2022 33 0 35 0  England U18 [117][L 6]
William Hunter MF 1909–1911 32 8 35 8
Stan Sayer FW 1926–1927 32 6 35 6
Jack Burroughs † MF 2023–2024 29 0 35 1 [L 26]
Max Melbourne DF 2019–2022 23 1 35 1 [L 6]
Ali Fuseini MF 2011 18 0 35 1
Colin Larkin FW 2012–2013 0 0 35 8
Marcus Marshall † MF 2014–2015 0 0 35 2 [118][L 27]
Joseph Lees FW 1921–1922 33 9 34 10
Jimmy Heathcote FW 1924–1925 33 13 34 13
Reeco Hackett-Fairchild * MF 2023–present 30 7 34 7  Saint Lucia (2) [119]
Gary Bannister FW 1994–1995 29 7 34 8  England U21 [35]
Jason Kabia FW 1992 28 4 34 4
Bob McKay FW 1888–1890 0 0 34 14
Bohan Dixon MF 2013–2014 0 0 34 4 [120]
William Moore FW 1924–1925 33 2 33 2  Ireland [121]
George Beel FW
  • 1919–1920
  • 1932
 32 12 33 12
Jimmy Bissett FB 1926–1927 32 6 33 6
Arthur Wolstenholme FW 1914–1915 31 7 33 10
Billy Ellis FW 1929–1930 31 11 33 11
Joe Buick HB 1956–1962 31 3 33 3
Brendan Bradley FW 1972–1973 31 12 33 13
Adrian Pătulea FW 2008–2009 31 11 33 11
Danny Rowe † DF
  • 2018
  • 2019
 29 5 33 6 [L 28]
Trevor Hebberd MF 1994–1995 25 0 33 0
Ted Hancock FW 1938–1939 30 4 33 5
Peter O'Rourke HB 1899–1900 32 0 32 0
Lee Butler GK 1986–1987 30 0 32 0
Geordie Neave HB 1895–1896 29 0 32 2
Edward Scanlon HB / FW 1909–1911 29 3 32 3
Devon White FW 1984–1986 29 4 32 6
Tony James DF 1988–1989 29 0 32 0
Joe Morrell † MF 2019–2020 29 1 32 1  Wales (5) [122][L 29]
Tony Dennis MF 1996–1997 28 2 32 2
Matt Dickins GK
  • 1991–1992
  • 1993
 27 0 32 0 [L 30]
Martin Gritton FW 2006–2007 27 3 32 3
Keith Houghton DF 1983–1984 26 0 32 1 England C [123]
Alistair Smith * MF 2023–present 25 1 32 1
Tyrone Thompson FW
  • 2002
  • 2011–2012
 1 0 32 1
Jean-François Christophe MF 2011–2012 0 0 32 2
Harry Parker FW 1903–1904 30 3 31 3
Charles Blakey GK 1919–1920 30 0 31 0 [A]
John Moore MF 1961–1964 30 5 31 6
Drewe Broughton FW
  • 2010
  • 2010–2011
 30 0 31 0 [L 31]
Arthur Hulme FW 1897–1898 29 12 31 13
Clark Keltie MF 2010–2011 29 0 31 0
Bobby Rooney MF 1963 28 3 31 4
Darren Huckerby FW 1994–1995 28 5 31 7 England B [64]
Jack Kirton FW 1896–1897 27 5 31 7
Scott Wharton † DF 2018–2019 26 3 31 3 [124][L 30]
Nick Townsend † GK 2014 0 0 31 0  Antigua and Barbuda [125][L 10][126]
Nicky Platnauer MF 1994–1995 27 0 31 0
Jordan Wright * GK 2022–present 20 0 31 0
Ellis Chapman MF 2017–2020 16 0 31 0
Adam Marriott FW 2016–2017 0 0 31 4 [127]
Albert Groves FB 1903–1904 29 2 30 2
Fred Linfoot FW 1919–1920 29 3 30 3
Horace Fletcher FW 1897–1898 28 6 30 6
Roger Barton MF 1965–1966 28 1 30 1
Tom Pyle FW 1895–1899 27 3 30 4
Harry Havelock FW 1925–1926 27 17 30 18
Archie Roe FW 1933–1934 27 12 30 12
Micky Burke FW 1934–1936 27 2 30 4
Ashley Grimes † FW 2010–2011 27 15 30 17 [L 19]
Joe Raby FW 1892–1897 26 7 30 7
Steve Collins DF 1985 24 0 30 0
Jack Payne MF 2019–2020 23 2 30 2
Richard Fenton FB 1888–1890 0 0 30 0
David Mossman MF 1987–1988 0 0 30 4
Simon Russell MF 2011–2012 0 0 30 1
Paul Robson DF 2012–2013 0 0 30 0
Alex Simmons FW 2014–2017 0 0 30 2 [128]
Matt Sparrow MF 2015–2016 0 0 30 0 [129]
Albert Platts FW 1910–1914 29 4 29 4
Ronald McKenzie FW 1909–1910 28 6 29 7
Jimmy Bauchop FW 1923–1924 28 11 29 12
Bunny Larkin WH 1964–1966 27 3 29 3
Herbert Wiltshire HB 1893–1894 27 0 29 0
John Saunders DF 1979–1980 26 1 29 1
Ian Hamilton MF 2001–2002 26 0 29 1
Olamide Shodipo FW
  • 2023
  • 2023–2024
 26 3 29 3  Republic of Ireland U21 [L 32][130]
Malcolm White GK 1964–1965 25 0 29 0
Morgan Rogers † MF 2020–2021 25 6 29 6  England U20 [131][L 15]
Charles Vernam FW 2022–2023 20 0 29 1
Steve Cammack FW 1981–1982 18 6 29 7  England youth [132]
Sam Smith FW 2011–2012 0 0 29 9
Charlee Adams † MF
  • 2014
  • 2014–2015
 0 0 29 2 [133][L 10]
Craig Stanley MF 2015–2016 0 0 29 2 [134]
Bobby Anderson FB 1930–1931 27 0 28 0
Tommy Burdett FW 1936–1939 27 12 28 12
Fred Haycock FW 1910–1911 25 5 28 6
Tony Leach HB 1938–1939 25 2 28 2  England [135]
Jamie Clapham DF 2010–2011 25 1 28 2
Remy Longdon FW 2020–2021 15 1 28 2
Oscar Brentnall FW 1920–1921 0 0 28 26 [B]
Michael Dowling FW 1914–1920 27 4 27 4
George Eastham FW 1949–1950 27 1 27 1  England [103]
Alan Jones MF 1977–1979 26 4 27 4
John Chadburn FW 1893–1894 25 9 27 10
Barry Hutchinson FW 1965–1966 24 18 27 20
Mick Smith DF 1977–1979 25 0 27 0
Luke Howell MF 2010–2011 25 1 27 1 [L 33]
Andy Toman MF 1985–1986 24 4 27 4
Albert Green FW 1935–1936 23 6 27 7
Richard Liburd DF 2003–2004 23 0 27 0
Owain Warlow MF 2007–2008 23 0 27 0  Wales U21 [35]
Freddie Draper * FW 2021–present 23 2 27 3
Joe Jacques DF 1964–1965 22 0 27 0
Dave Barnett DF 1999–2000 22 3 27 4
Worrell Sterling MF 1996–1997 21 0 27 0
Hugh McPhee HB 1888–1890 0 0 27 3
Billy Batty FW 1911–1912 0 0 27 19
Tony Sinclair DF 2011–2012 0 0 27 0
Jamie Hand MF 2007–2008 25 0 26 0  England youth [136]
Bryan Stainton DF 1961–1965 25 0 26 0
George Fern FW 1898–1899 24 3 26 4
Don Footitt GK 1946–1947 24 0 26 0
Walter Ponting FW 1938–1939 23 15 26 19 [A]
Albert Jarrett MF 2000–2001 22 1 26 2  Sierra Leone (1) [7]
Steve Mardenborough MF 1993–1994 21 2 26 2
Craig Stones MF 1997–2000 21 0 26 0
Mark Smith DF 1993–1994 20 1 26 1  England U21 [35]
Mick Waitt FW 1987–1989 8 1 26 10
Kyle Perry FW 2011 0 0 26 3
Nick Wright MF 2013–2014 0 0 26 2 England C [137][138]
Billy Burnikell WH 1930–1933 25 0 25 0
Robert Duckworth FW 1894–1895 24 5 25 5
Joe Cooper FW 1932–1933 24 5 25 5
Ray Lancaster HB 1967–1968 24 0 25 0
Donald Slade FW 1912–1913 23 9 25 11
Jack Dunne FB 1914–1915 23 0 25 0 [A]
Eric Hulme GK 1972–1974 23 0 25 0
George Miller HB 1910–1911 22 0 25 0
Dick Merritt FW 1925–1926 22 3 25 4
James Dudgeon † DF 2001–2002 22 3 25 3  Scotland youth [139][L 34]
James Wilson DF 2018–2019 19 1 25 1  Wales [140]
Tashan Oakley-Boothe † MF 2022–2023 16 0 25 0  England U17 [141][L 35]
Danny L. Rowe FW 2013–2014 0 0 25 3 [142]
Tony Diagne DF
  • 2013
  • 2014–2015
 0 0 25 2 [143][L 36]

Footnotes

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x The Lincoln City FC Archive includes appearances and goals from the various wartime leagues in totals on individual player pages. Totals for affected players are amended using the Season Stats dropdown menu at the bottom right of each player's individual page.
  2. ^ a b c d e f g h i j The Lincoln City FC Archive omits appearances and goals from the 1920–21 Midland League season from the totals on individual player pages. Totals for affected players are amended using the Season Stats dropdown menu at the bottom right of each player's individual page.

Player statistics include games played while on loan from:

  1. ^ a b Walsall
  2. ^ a b Notts County
  3. ^ a b Norwich City
  4. ^ Scunthorpe United
  5. ^ Crewe Alexandra
  6. ^ a b c West Bromwich Albion
  7. ^ Hartlepool United
  8. ^ a b c d e Nottingham Forest
  9. ^ Peterborough United
  10. ^ a b c Birmingham City
  11. ^ Brighton & Hove Albion
  12. ^ Reading
  13. ^ a b Gillingham
  14. ^ Leicester City
  15. ^ a b Manchester City
  16. ^ Cambridge United
  17. ^ Bradford City
  18. ^ Grimsby Town
  19. ^ a b Millwall
  20. ^ Chesterfield
  21. ^ Celtic
  22. ^ Burnley
  23. ^ Gateshead
  24. ^ Sunderland
  25. ^ Blackpool
  26. ^ Coventry City
  27. ^ Morecambe
  28. ^ Ipswich Town
  29. ^ Bristol City
  30. ^ a b Blackburn Rovers
  31. ^ Rotherham United
  32. ^ Queens Park Rangers
  33. ^ Milton Keynes Dons
  34. ^ Barnsley
  35. ^ Stoke City
  36. ^ Macclesfield Town

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  • Appearances and goals from the 2013–14 to the 2016–17 season inclusive referenced individually to player pages at the Soccerway website: "Lincoln City FC". Soccerway. Perform Group. Retrieved 6 May 2019.
  • Appearances and goals from the 2017–18 season onwards referenced to Lincoln City's squad statistics at Soccerbase: "Lincoln FC Player Appearances". Soccerbase. Centurycomm. Retrieved 11 May 2024.
  • International appearances: Rollin, Glenda; Rollin, Jack, eds. (2010). Sky Sports Football Yearbook 2010–2011. Headline. ISBN 978-0-7553-6107-6.
  • Playing position (pre-1940 players): Joyce, Michael (2004). Football League Players' Records 1888 to 1939. Nottingham: SoccerData. ISBN 978-1-899468-67-6.
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  • Wartime appearances: Rollin, Jack (2005). Soccer at War 1939–45. London: Headline. pp. 354–55. ISBN 978-0-7553-1431-7.

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