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LINC WON’T SINK, SAYS CHIEF ROB!

LINC WON’T

By Tom Scott

HAPPIER DAYS: But now Lincoln United have hit tough times off the fi eld

LINCOLN United chairman Rob Bradley is confident the club’s longterm future is secure despite a recent announcement about a shortfall in the club’s finances.
The Whites announced this week that some expected income will no longer be forthcoming – and now changes need to be made.
Cuts to playing staff have already been confirmed as the Bradley continues to find a way of making the club more sustainable.
“After two seasons where the behind-the-scenes team have performed miracles an...

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