Horsfield scored his first goal for Lincoln in the 2-1 win at Gillingham

Lincoln City striker Geoff Horsfield says he would like to remain at the club beyond his current contract which runs until the end of the season.

Horsfield, 35, joined the Imps at the start of January and admits he would move to the area if he were offered another deal by the club.

He told BBC Radio Lincolnshire: "It's two hours away from where I live.

"If they're going to extend my contract I'd gladly move here but at the moment it's just three months."

Horsfield added: "I've always got on with the gaffer (manager Peter Jackson), there's a great coaching squad here and it's a different class.

"I'm enjoying it. The day I wake up and say 'I'm not enjoying it, I'm going to pack it in', he'll let me do that but I'm happy to be here."

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