Exeter City youngster Jake Gosling has had his loan spell with Dorchester Town extended until Saturday 5th January 2013.
The 19-year-old originally joined the Blue Square Bet South side on an initial one-month loan deal at the beginning of September. The deal was extended at the beginning of last month, just in time for him to feature in the FA Cup fixture against Plymouth Argyle, where he scored the game’s only goal.
His cup run with the Magpies was ended by a 2-1 loss at Luton Town yesterday, but another month with the Dorset side gives the striker another nine...
Exeter City’s Supporters’ Trust is buoyed by the news that members of the club’s First Team squad have given their backing to the latest Trust Recruitment Campaign, by becoming members of the Trust, writes Martin Lawrence.
Joining the rank and file Trust membership is Club Captain Danny Coles, who was eager to lead by example by supporting the Trust’s Recruitment Campaign. Coles joins the Trust just days after City Manager Paul Tisdale launched the latest recruitment drive by renewing his own Trust membership.
Club Captain Coles joins the Trust along with influential...
Exeter City having been looking sharp again on the pitch recently and off it they certainly look the part thanks to Moss Bros and Ted Baker.
The two companies, who between them represent the biggest names in menswear, have recently combined to set up the Grecian players with beautifully fitted suits, shirts and matching ties to leave them the envy of many bigger clubs when they arrive for home matches and formal occasions.
Moss Bros, whose branch in Princesshay already supplies a number of City staff and fans with a range of clothes, is known for top designer name...
Ian Sharps’ first-half header was enough to give Rotherham a win against Exeter at St James’ Park. The defender met Ben Pringle’s corner at the end of the first half to score what proved the game’s only goal. Substitute Mitchell Rose was dismissed for the visitors shortly before full-time but it made little difference as the Millers held out to win.
The Grecians made a single enforced change to the starting line-up following their win on the road at Gillingham, as Craig Woodman was replaced by Jordan Moore-Taylor in the left-back position.
Exeter City forward Tom Nichols has today joined Blue Square Bet South side Bath City on loan.
The youngster will move to Twerton Park on an initial one-month loan deal. Nichols spent the early part of this season on loan away from St James' Park at Hereford United.
Exeter City are delighted to welcome the crew of HMS Defender to the fixture against Rotherham at St James’ Park this weekend. In attendance will be members of 190-strong Ship’s Company, including their football team, and they will be led by their Commanding Officer, Commander Philip Nash RN and presented to the crowd at half-time.
HMS Defender is currently undergoing extensive Sea Trials and Training, and is scheduled to join the Royal Navy Fleet in early 2013. She became affiliated with the City of Exeter in February, and at Exeter City Football Club, we are privileged to be a...
Grecians boss Paul Tisdale was understandably delighted with an away win at npower League Two leaders Gillingham.
In a see-saw fixture, City had to battle back from conceding an early goal to eventually triumph against a Martin Allen side that has been lauded for its resilience this year. And the Exeter manager was pleased with all aspects of the performance, including his players’ liveliness with the ball and their resistance without it.
Tis said: “To go a goal down in the first five minutes and come back as we did – we were really tough, creative and ballsy. A fantastic...
Jamie Vittles and Exeter City FC's Community Charitable Trust would like to thank all of the club’s Supporter Groups for voting in the Lloyds Bank Group Community Funding Competition, which took place during the summer.
We are delighted to report that Lloyds have announced Exeter City FITC as the winners of the voting for the Devon area, and have been awarded £5000 towards the refurbishment of the Fountain Centre next to St James’ Park.
Exeter City were selected from a group of four organisations from across the county and Jamie, who is Head of Community at the club,...
A third goal in as many games for Jamie Cureton gave the Grecians a win on the road against Bradford City.
Exeter took the lead at the end of the first half through Cureton, and a solid display under increasing pressure in the second half sent the travelling fans back home happy.
Grecians boss Paul Tisdale named a third consecutive unchanged starting line-up, with the only change to the bench being the return of Guillem Bauza in place of Tom Nichols.
Bradford meanwhile had to make a number of changes owing to injuries, including a debut for right-back Tom Naylor...
City manager Paul Tisdale believes that two good results at St James’ Park in quick succession have given the Grecians some momentum ahead of two tough away trips to Bradford and Gillingham.
Exeter beat AFC Wimbledon 2-0 last Tuesday before pegging back high-flying Fleetwood Town to earn a draw on Saturday. Journeys to Yorkshire and Kent face two in-form teams in quick succession looks a daunting prospect, but the Grecians’ boss believes that shaking off a barren run of results has given the side a good base to work from. “We made improvements, and I really liked the way we played...
