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Jamie Johnson
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Editor, The Linc
Lincoln, Lincolnshire, South Yorkshire
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Biography
I am a journalist covering sport in and around Lincoln. Sports Editor for The Linc. I'm also a freelance writer and podcaster, currently at The Deck, Lower League Look and Wrestle Inn. By-lines for Lincolnshire Live and Thorne Times.
Football , Sports , Pro Wrestling
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Content
By Jamie Johnson| Lincolnshire Live Verified A Lincoln Sunday league football manager will be remembered in a memorial game. Steve Cawte, the former Hykeham Town manager and vice-chairman, died last summer. He had struggled with heart problems, and will be commemorated in a match on Friday, April 11. Money will be raised for mental health charity Mind. Steve’s wife Nikki, 40, said: “It’s overwhelming and a great testament. We knew how incredible he was, we knew what we saw in him, and we knew other people did too.
By Jamie Johnson, Wrestle Inn. By-lines, Ryan Whelan| The Deck@ Lincoln City dinted Huddersfield Town’s Sky Bet League One play-off hopes with a tight win by a goal to nil. The Imps struck in the first-half, with Reeco Hackett tapping the ball home at the back past following a neat flick on of a Tom Bayliss corner from Adam Jackson. Huddersfield, under the interim charge of club legend Jon Worthington, were lacklustre in the final third. Their attacks broke down repeatedly, with star striker Joe Taylor a passer-by for much of his return to Lincolnshire.
By Jamie Johnson| Lincolnshire Live Verified “He came onto the pitch and swung for my face." This is what happened to Tim Hughes, who was attacked at an under-17s game in Lincoln. “Thankfully I was able to get my arm up and he just knocked me over, rather than connecting with my cheekbone,” he said. The son of one of the managers in the game rushed onto the field after being ordered to leave the ground due to verbal abuse. The 41-year-old managed to avoid the punch, and filed a complaint to the police as the game was being filmed.
Company Info
The Linc