Vital six-pointer against our early season relegation rivals had Nick Prawnby, Prawn Connery, Fish Walsh and Notts reporter Steve Whelk meeting in the bar afterwards
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The Mighty Shrimpers travelled to Franchise FC and Fish Walsh went to see if the Blues could finally get a Persil. (clean sheet). Gary Haddock
The Mighty Shrimpers made it six goals scored in two games! Superb Macca header! Great strike from the Hump! Spanking shot into the net from
The Mighty Shrimpers finally grabbed a point with new manager Gary Haddock masterminding a glorious semi-victory. Fish Walsh, Prawn Connery and Wendy Prawniwell comments. First
Blues travelled to Birdbrain Road in the Wotsit Trophy with the aim of restoring confidence after shocking League form. And promptly got beat. Ooze score
Fish Walsh had to make his way to Roots Hall and watch thru his fingers. First half and Blues are doing OK for half an
Round Two of the Caribou Cup and Prawn Connery, Shrimpy Connery and Fish Walsh provide the comments. Demi back at right back – too soon?
The Mighty Shrimpers consolidated their position in League One with a record breaking performance. The Hump came in for injured Coxy, and 500 Shrimpers followed
Another day (evening), another disappointing defeat. Prawn Connery and Jeri Prawniwell-Connery, and Fish Walsh watched as Blues tried to stop the rot. First half and
“A crowd of 9,000-plus turned up at Sincil Bank to see lowly Southend United thrashed 4-0.” Comment from BBC Football on the rise of Lincoln