Q & A - Ex Imp Paul Morgan

Last updated : 10 February 2011 By Neil Hobbs

An injury at Preston North gave Lincoln the chance to steel the services of the mighty Paul Morgan, who would go on to become a Lincoln City and current Macclesfield town legend. With Morgan playing sweeper you could eat your breakfast off the Stacey West goalmouth. We always used to sing ‘You’ll never beat Paul Morgan’, well let us put that theory to the test again shall we. 

 

A  big thanks to you to Paul take a bow son!

 

 10

What did you know of Lincoln before joining?  

PM - not too much I knew John Beck was the manager at one stage 

 

9

Who was the biggest influence in your career?

PM - My mum + dad who went out of their way to support throughout my career  and took me to football games when I was younger

 

8

How much help or hindrance can the fans be during a game?

PM - Fans are very important and have a massive influence I do believe they can help you get a result even if team isn’t playing well

 

7

What is your funniest moment as an Imp? 

PM - Simon Yeo turning up on the first day of pre season making animal noises as we were running round the track in blistering heat

 

6

What did you do to fill in time between training sessions?

PM - I’m currently studying part time, doing a physio course and in my final year of the 4 year course so I have spent most of my time outside football studying hard for my degree

 

5

Any clubs you hate playing against?

PM - Just the fixtures that come with a long journey so teams like Torquay, Carlisle, Exeter etc

 

4

Any clubs you look forward to playing against

 PM - The bigger clubs in the league who had massive budgets while at Lincoln we had a small one so it was nice to beat them

 

3

What would your favourite Imps 11 be? 

PM -

Mazza, 

 

McCombe   Futch   Morgs   Mcauley   Bimmo

 

Butch          Gainy

 

Freck

 

Fletcher             Yeo 

 

2

What would your dream team and formation be if you could pick anyone?

PM - I would use the same players as above as it’s a great bunch of characters and we all got on well with each other. With this team however I would play 5-2-1-2

 

1

Do you have aspirations of working in the game after you retire?

                            PM- I hope to get into physio and work within football

 

Name:  Paul Morgan
Nationality:  Northern Irish
Date of Birth:  23/10/1978
Height: 6' 0" (183cm)
Weight: 11st 5lbs (72.18kg)
Previous Clubs: Preston, Bury, Lincoln City
Position: Defender

Season 2010 - 11

Competition Apps
(as sub)
Goals Yellow
Cards
Red
Cards
League 18  (1) 0 1 0
FA Cup 3  (0) 0 0 0
 Mins on Pitch 2034

1997–2001  Preston North End  0  (0)
1997–1998  Sligo Rovers (loan)  0  (0)
2001–2007  Lincoln City  212  (2)
2007–2009  Bury  20  (0)
2008–2009  → Macclesfield Town (loan)  39  (0)
2009–  Macclesfield Town  41  (0)
National team‡
1998  Northern Ireland U21  1  (0)