Yet another bad day for former Lincoln players


By Nathan Jackson
May 11 2011

Ex-Imps continue to be released left right and centre and today was no different as two League Two sides released ex-Imps, one of whom also put another one of their former Imps on the transfer list. Another has been released from a League One side.

Almost interestingly three of today's players have spent time at both the Imps and Hereford, with two of them being with the Bulls before today.

The Hereford pair were Janos Kovacs and Adrian Patulea. Kovacs joined Hereford in the summer and has been placed on the transfer list following losing his place in the side and being unable win it back. Patulea has been released after failing to establish himself in their starting line up.

The third player is Josh Gowling, a former loanee at the Imps and Hereford. He has been released from Gillingham following a frustrating spell under manager Andy Hessenthaler.

Aaron Lescott has also been released by Walsall.

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Yet another bad day for former Lincoln players
Discussion started by theimps.ka (IP Logged), 11/05/2011 22:23
theimps.ka
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11/05/2011 22:23
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kevin6
kevin6
11/05/2011 23:08
Amazed by Gowling. Quality player.

mightyimp1
mightyimp1
12/05/2011 10:54
No doubt there will be rumours of us signing all of those players

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PoshImp
13/05/2011 06:52
I hope not!

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