LINCOLN manager David Holdsworth wants to set the record straight and claim a win over Grimsby Town today (3pm).
It has been just under eight years since Lincoln City managed a win at Blundell Park.
Back in 2005, Simon Yeo grabbed a hat-trick for City as Keith Alexander's side ran out 4-2 winners in League Two.
But the following years have been ones of bitter disappointment up the A46 with last year's 3-1 loss in Cleethorpes a painful low point during for the Imps.
As well as halting the Imps' poor recent run at Blundell Park, Holdsworth also wants to avenge the 4-1 defeat to the Mariners at Sincil Bank on Boxing Day.
"As a player I don't think I lost there," he said
"When I was with Sheffield United I used to enjoy going up to the seaside.
"In life you get clubs you look forward to going to. As a manager, I look forward to going to every club as I want to go there and beat them.
"A record of no wins in seven years is not good against your neighbours, so you want to try to improve that.
"It is going into the lion's den, taking on your derby rivals.
"But when we go up there will be no hoodoo about going to Blundell Park, it's about going there and doing the right things".
