There is increasing momentum for the ex-manager of Huddersfield Town to play against League One opponent Lincoln City again

There was some surprise at the announcement, but in the midst of the shock surrounding the news that Lincoln City manager Mark Kennedy was leaving Sincil Bank, a very clear sentiment among Imps supporters began to take shape: Danny Cowley is the man who will take over as manager of Pompey’s League One rivals.

Cowley, 44, has been out of managerial action since his dismissal at Fratton Park in January; his absence from day-to-day involvement with the game has now lasted 10 months.

Despite this, he has been a well-known figure in the media and was even welcomed back to PO4 for TalkSport analysis duties against Exeter in August.

Cowley has been connected to a number of positions and is frequently listed as the favorite to win the next manager market when League One and League Two openings arise.

Currently, a lot of people believe that Lincoln’s patience will soon pay off because the unfilled role seems to be ideal for Cowley and his brother Nicky.

Naturally, the pair rose to prominence at the club during their three-year tenure from 2016 to 2019, leading them into the Football League and making history as the first non-league team to make it to the FA Cup quarterfinals in more than a century.

After that, he led them to League One as champions, which prompted Huddersfield to go to the Championship.

Many are now expecting an emotional Lincoln comeback for Cowley, with pal Jez George still serving as the club’s director of football. The club’s supporters have responded powerfully to the idea.

Here are a few of those opinions:

We must obtain the Cowleys. We require the positive vibes to return. No more of this unsatisfactory football and trying out new managers. Bring it about.

I love the guy and wish him well, but given the past several months, it’s definitely time for him to go. will yet be remembered by me as an excellent manager. All right, let’s wrap up the tale.