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Americans to join the Lincoln City board after nearly £1m investment

Zack David Oaten by Zack David Oaten
March 2, 2023
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After investing an initial high six figure sum into the Imps just over a year ago, Harvey Jabara and his close associate Graham Rossini will officially join the Lincoln City board this week in a move that could change the club forever.

The Americans’ new role at the club could see them have a more direct impact on the running of finances, investment into infrastructure and future business plans as Lincoln City look upwards towards the Championship.

An info graphic detailing the American investment.

Rob Bradley, Board member at Lincoln City is delighted to be joined by the Americans: “They are lovely people. They have taken Lincoln City and Lincoln the city to their hearts. They love the passion of our fans and the determination running through our club.”

“Graham Rossini is yet another brilliant new recruit. He has huge experience in the business of sport and that, along with a fresh pair of eyes, will give us great insight in how we can make Lincoln City even more effective as a business and as a result on the football pitch.”

Bradley is not the only board member excited about the future due to this major financial backing. Phillip Barnatt, another board member at Lincoln City is over the moon.

Harvey Jabara (right) is welcomed by Rob Bradley (left) as he visits the Red Imps Community Trust event at the LNER stadium.

“I am impressed by the Jabara family. Foreign investment now seems the most likely for the club, it is crucial for the club’s aspirations.”

“They will have a major input in to the club. Clive Nates has transformed Lincoln City as a football club, The Jabara’s will hugely help the further development.”

 

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