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Lincoln City reach the quarter finals of the FA Cup

Natasha Ireton-Bourke by Natasha Ireton-Bourke
February 26, 2017
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Former Lincoln City mascot looks ahead to the Imps quarter final tie against Arsenal.

A former Lincoln City mascot, is one of thousands of fans celebrating Lincoln City reaching the quarter finals of the FA Cup.

The Imps have become the first non league team to reach the quarter finals of the FA Cup for 103 years.

Gary Hutchinson, who used to don the Poacher the Imp costume for 16 years, is a lifelong fan and will rarely miss a game.

“Little old Lincoln City playing Arsenal is a story that captures the imagination no matter what country you are in”, said Gary.

Gary who runs his own blog about Lincoln City, ‘The Stacey West Stand’ thinks the Imps have a fighting chance against Premier League giants Arsenal.
 
 
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