Welcome once again to the Lemon Laces unbeaten streak of magnificence thread, here to take us through to our inevitable promotion and beyond.
Glistening and gurning like Jurgen Klopp's jaw, here we go on the Lemon Lace tour.
Today's thread is inspired by our own LincolnSaint, and his recent travails with the Vauxhall motor vehicles. Here at Lemon Laces towers, we decided to look at car choices for Lincoln moving forwards, and, by way of segue, we asked "What Ford?"
So here are the top ten answers, should you be asking the question "what Ford"?
1. Ford GT40 - beauty, power, terrific torque. Probably going to break down. Ford's own Che Adams.
2. Ford Sierra RS Cosworth - manufactured at Genk, but you don't see them often. Paul Onuachu.
3. Ford Thunderbird - a glitzy, glam, pastel hued glimpse at a glorious past. Kyle Walker-Peters.
4. Shelby 427 Cobra - bit of a cheat here, because it's not badged as a Ford, so kind of super classy, but on loan. Taylor Harwood-Bellis
5. Ford Mustang - looks great, but most things can pretty easily get past it. Gavin Bazunu.
6. Ford Focus ST - incredibly quick, but you don't really see the point in it. Kamaldeen Sulemana.
7. Ford Capri 2.8 - handsome, getting on a bit, unlikely to last as long as you'd like. Stu Armstrong.
8. Ford SportKa - speedy, nippy, hardly any angles and certainly no shoulders on it. Adam Armstrong.
9. Ford F-150 Raptor - used to think it was big, rubbish and pointless. But growing in my affections now. Joe Aribo.
10. Ford Escort - unflashy workhorse. Everyone needs one. Flynn Downes.
Thank you for reading my What Ford. I hope it helps, Lincs.
On to the game, and in a shock to everyone, Russ picked a team against Coventry where the players who were picked were, by and large, picked in the positions they are best in. And we won. Who knew that was a thing?
So what chance we do a similar thing against Watford? Well, Russ tells us he's always learning, so let's hope he's learned from the experience and does the same again, even if the personnel are different. I suspect he might rest Brooks at least for this, which will likely mean a start for either Edozie or Chaos. That's cool. Here's also hoping he realises that Shea Charles is capable of playing football, and is a useful unit to bring on if we're winning and want to tighten things up a bit in a tiring midfield.
Prediction - well it's one of those awful ones where we should win, so we probably won't. 3-1 to Saints though, Chaos finally scores a football goal, and the frustration grows that were we a couple of points better off, we'd be genuinely in with a shout.
Can't remember the names of the refs etc, but I did notice that we had Alas Smith and Jones in that team, which is a concern. They'll be rubbish though, whoever it is.
Glistening and gurning like Jurgen Klopp's jaw, here we go on the Lemon Lace tour.
Today's thread is inspired by our own LincolnSaint, and his recent travails with the Vauxhall motor vehicles. Here at Lemon Laces towers, we decided to look at car choices for Lincoln moving forwards, and, by way of segue, we asked "What Ford?"
So here are the top ten answers, should you be asking the question "what Ford"?
1. Ford GT40 - beauty, power, terrific torque. Probably going to break down. Ford's own Che Adams.
2. Ford Sierra RS Cosworth - manufactured at Genk, but you don't see them often. Paul Onuachu.
3. Ford Thunderbird - a glitzy, glam, pastel hued glimpse at a glorious past. Kyle Walker-Peters.
4. Shelby 427 Cobra - bit of a cheat here, because it's not badged as a Ford, so kind of super classy, but on loan. Taylor Harwood-Bellis
5. Ford Mustang - looks great, but most things can pretty easily get past it. Gavin Bazunu.
6. Ford Focus ST - incredibly quick, but you don't really see the point in it. Kamaldeen Sulemana.
7. Ford Capri 2.8 - handsome, getting on a bit, unlikely to last as long as you'd like. Stu Armstrong.
8. Ford SportKa - speedy, nippy, hardly any angles and certainly no shoulders on it. Adam Armstrong.
9. Ford F-150 Raptor - used to think it was big, rubbish and pointless. But growing in my affections now. Joe Aribo.
10. Ford Escort - unflashy workhorse. Everyone needs one. Flynn Downes.
Thank you for reading my What Ford. I hope it helps, Lincs.
On to the game, and in a shock to everyone, Russ picked a team against Coventry where the players who were picked were, by and large, picked in the positions they are best in. And we won. Who knew that was a thing?
So what chance we do a similar thing against Watford? Well, Russ tells us he's always learning, so let's hope he's learned from the experience and does the same again, even if the personnel are different. I suspect he might rest Brooks at least for this, which will likely mean a start for either Edozie or Chaos. That's cool. Here's also hoping he realises that Shea Charles is capable of playing football, and is a useful unit to bring on if we're winning and want to tighten things up a bit in a tiring midfield.
Prediction - well it's one of those awful ones where we should win, so we probably won't. 3-1 to Saints though, Chaos finally scores a football goal, and the frustration grows that were we a couple of points better off, we'd be genuinely in with a shout.
Can't remember the names of the refs etc, but I did notice that we had Alas Smith and Jones in that team, which is a concern. They'll be rubbish though, whoever it is.
