Graham Taylor praises Lincoln City's community ethic
Taylor began his managerial career at Lincoln City in 1972
Former Lincoln City and England manager Graham Taylor believes the club's community ethic sets a good example for others to follow.
The Imps became a community club, owned and run by their supporters, in February 2001.
Taylor told BBC Lincolnshire: "They have a strong community involvement running the club.
"I think that's the way a number of lower division clubs need to go and Lincoln City have given a good lead."
Taylor began his managerial career at Sincil Bank in December 1972 and led the Imps to the 1975-76 Division Four title before moving to Watford at the end of the following season.
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