Michael Skubala became head coach at Lincoln City in November, the culmination of a coaching journey which started in his early 20s.

The highly-rated young coach, one of the most promising in the game, had spent time in various Academies before taking a leading role within the Football Association - including working within futsal.

He took charge of the U21s at the Leeds United Academy, and had a spell as interim head coach of the first team - with his side taking the lead just 30 seconds into his first match against Manchester United at Old Trafford.

Matt Rhead is the definition of cult hero. He scored 50 goals for the Imps, helping seal two promotions and lifting three trophies.

He didn't turn professional until he was 28, but was a key part of Danny and Nicky Cowley's side which got City back in the EFL and won the Checkatrade Trophy.

Matt joins Sam Ashoo to discuss his career, time at the Imps and the remarkable growth in the club from his arrival under Chris Moyses to his eventual departure in 2019 with a clutch of medals under his arm.

Simon Yeo is a cult hero at the Imps and rightly so - whether it is his iconic goals against Scunthorpe United in the play-offs or his hat-trick at Grimsby Town, he made a real impact in his time at the club.

Dean West came through at the Imps and went on to a lengthy Football League career. After being shown the door at Sincil Bank he went on to success at Bury and Burnley, before returning to Lincolnshire with City then Boston United.

Lasse Sorensen has become a firm favourite with Lincoln City fans, but it has not been a straightforward journey for the Dane who swopped rural life in Denmark for Stoke aged just 16.

He had to adapt to training and playing alongside Premier League stars - including setting up Peter Crouch's final goal.

One highlight of his time in Lincolnshire was scoring from within his own half against Wycombe, but he almost missed out by not realising the ball was coming his way! Also, could his love of coffee give a hint to a possible post-footballing career?

Grant Brown made more than 400 appearances for City, more than any other player in the club's history.

He followed that up with many years as part of the club's coaching team, including a number of spells as caretaker manager.

Mark Kennedy's footballing career included him becoming the becoming most expensive teenager in British football when he joined Liverpool from Millwall.

He talks openly about his experiences as a player, from the highs of joining the Reds to featuring on the front page of tabloid newspapers after being arrested while on international duty with the Republic of Ireland.

He then had to take himself out of contention for playing in a World Cup for his country through injury. Join us in talking through this journey with Mark admitting to being reckless in his early days as a professional, influences on his career such as his first manager Mick McCarthy and his coaching journey which has led to the Imps.