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IMPS GET SET FOR PROMOTION PARTY

WE’RE fast approaching that stage of the season when you need to dust off your maths skills to figure out all the promotion and relegation permutations.
One thing is certain, though – Lincoln City are heading to the Championship. The Imps are seven points ahead of second-placed Cardiff and, more importantly, a whopping 18 in front of third-placed Bolton.
It means that promotion could be wrapped up over the Easter weekend. Michael Skubala’s men are at home to AFC Wimbledon on Good Friday before visiting Reading on bank holiday Monday. Whenever it comes, it will be richly deserved.
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