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Exeter City F.C.

Exeter City FC
Football club information
Full nameExeter City Football Club
NicknameThe Grecians
Founded1904
StadiumSt James Park,
Exeter (capacity : 9036)
LeagueLeague One
2009 � 10League One, 18th
Current season2010-11 Exeter City F.C. season

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Exeter City Football Club ( ) is an English football club, based in Exeter, which is owned by its fans through the Exeter City Supporters Trust.

The club was a member of the Football League from 1920 to 2003. Following five seasons in the Conference National, Exeter were promoted back to League Two for the 2008 - 09 season and immediately achieved automatic promotion to League One for the 2009 - 10 season.

Exeter City was founded in 1904 and began playing on an old field used for fattening pigs, St James Park (not to be confused with the homes of Newcastle United or Brackley Town). Exeter remain at St James Park to this day. The club is nicknamed "The Grecians". For the 2010-11 season City's home kit is supplied by Carbrini Sportswear and it consists of red and white shirts, black shorts, and black socks.

Exeter City FC Video

Saturday September 8th 2007 Final Score 1-1.
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RIP Adam Stansfield Died: 10th August 2010 1978-2010 Aged 31 This is a report on Sky Sports News about the death of the Exeter City striker. Exeter City's Director of Football Steve Perryman speaks out. We'll never get to hear the classic quote from Jeff Stelling again :( Sorry that this was recorded on my phone, to get 10x better quality than this then go here: link.brightcove.com Exeter City have announced that striker Adam Stansfield has died of cancer at the age of 31. Stansfield was diagnosed with bowel cancer following a series of tests for an abdominal complaint in April, after being admitted to hospital in March. The former Yeovil and Hereford player scored seven goals in 19 appearances for Exeter last season. The League One side made a statement on its website after a 3-2 home Carling Cup defeat by Ipswich on Tuesday (10th August 2010). "It is with great sadness that Exeter City Football Club have to confirm the news that Adam Stansfield passed away this evening," it said. "Our thoughts are with his wife, family and friends at this time." The Tiverton-born forward, nicknamed 'Stanno', joined Hereford on a free transfer in 2004 and two years later moved on to Exeter, where he made more than 150 first-team appearances, scoring 39 goals. Stansfield started his professional career at Yeovil under manager Gary Johnson who drafted him in from Sunday league football. "It's absolutely tragic. I heard it first last night and it was a total shock," Johnson told BBC <b>...</b>
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plymouth fans after they score being a total discrace, ONE TEAM IN DEVON, 2-1 to the EXETER, 2-1 to the EXETER, plymouth were out played out classed and out sung all game
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My tribute to Exeter City, listing all of their wins this season there arent any videos but I hope you like it, UP THE CITY!!!! All rights go to Exeter City FC, Cheggers Pics, Warner Music UK, Atlantic and Pendulum Song - The Tempest - Pendulum - In Silico www.cheggerspics.fpic.co.uk www.exetercityfc.co.uk www.pendulum.com www.wmg.com www.atlanticrecords.com
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Video taken after the game, a bit shakey to say the least but hay what do you expect? we had just achieved back to back promotions!!
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Exeter City scored a last minute winner, this is how to let the scum know they have been out played, out classed and out sung all game
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Exeter City FC season 08-09
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Exeter city first away game at Leeds united. great atmosphere
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31.08.10 Exeter City 3-1 Yeovil Town Johnstone's Paint Trophy 1st round, ryan harley scores a superb freekick to make it 3-1 to Exeter at Huish Park.
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The Exeter City players arrive at Exeter's Guildhall by open top bus. They are greeted by the Lord Mayor for gaining promotion to League Division 2 at Wembley when the beat Cambridge United 1-0. Thousands of happy fans cheer the team and chant 'There's only one City'.
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Futsol Scholarship Open Evening - Exeter City FC Tweet this news
Exeter City FC--The scholarship has recently launched thanks to an exciting partnership deal between -Exeter City FC- Community Trust, The Football League Trust & eight other professional football clubs. The course will see scholars learning from - Date : Wed, 27 Apr 2011 09:17:18 GMT+00:00
Easter activities in Taunton - Taunton People Tweet this news
Taunton People---Exeter City FC- Taunton Soccer Roadshow at Heathfield School, Thursday April 21st 10am -3pm £15 for boys & girls 5-14 yrs. Call Scott Walker 01392 255611 Beech Hayes Farm up on the Blackdowns is holding under fives farm fun on Tu - Date : Tue, 12 Apr 2011 13:18:37 GMT+00:00
Primary pupils play in front of thousands - Mid Devon Star Tweet this news
Mid Devon Star--Danny Harris, Sports Development Officer for -Exeter City FC-, said: “Congratulations to both teams, who gave the fans an exciting half-time game to watch, and played some fantastic football. “The Small Schools Cup has been a great suc - Date : Wed, 13 Apr 2011 15:41:14 GMT+00:00
Apology to fans in ball offer error - Express & Echo Tweet this news
Express & Echo--Bruce Henderson, the club's business development manager, said: "-Exeter City Football Club- was devastated when a simple human error meant a recent line in a promotional release, advertising a giveaway of footballs, sugg - Date : Thu, 14 Apr 2011 10:05:42 GMT+00:00
Grecians Set To Invade Norway - Exeter City FC Tweet this news
Exeter City FC--Bergen is known as a beauty spot in a land famous for its stunning scenery and, as home to -FC- Brann, its also one of the strongholds of Norwegian domestic football. Previously -Exeter City- has been happy to base itself pre-season around - Date : Wed, 13 Apr 2011 14:38:04 GMT+00:00
Pre-season tour to Norway announced - Vitalfootball Tweet this news
Vitalfootball--In recent years -City-`s pre-season has been largely made up of games against local sides so playing abroad will be a new experience for fans and players alike. 'Norway is a country that has never been far from -Exeter City's- tho - Date : Fri, 15 Apr 2011 01:00:59 GMT+00:00
Penalty woe for Salcombe - Ivybridge South Brent and South Tweet this news
Ivybridge South Brent and South--Lodds have been boosted by the signing of goalkeeper Gary Turner, whose previous clubs include Bristol Rovers, -Exeter City-, Ivybridge Town and, more recently, Liskeard Athletic. Turner joins goalkeepers Carl Hoare and Ri - Date : Wed, 06 Apr 2011 12:33:20 GMT+00:00
City Help Launch Foster Care Awareness Push - Exeter City FC Tweet this news
Exeter City FC--A local foster care agency teamed up with -Exeter City Football Club- to release 200 balloons at The Park during half time against Swindon on Tuesday night to mark the urgent need for foster carers in Exeter and the surrounding areas. ... - Date : Sun, 03 Apr 2011 14:37:13 GMT+00:00
SPORTS groups have criticised private contract firm Carillion after it pulled ... - Express & Echo Tweet this news
Express & Echo--It is also the latest problem to affect sports provision in -Exeter-. Earlier this year, the Echo launched the Pitch Battle campaign after -Exeter City- Council threatened to close five football pitches and two clubhouses to save £134 - Date : Wed, 30 Mar 2011 10:02:18 GMT+00:00
Take Youth 6-a-side Crown & Impress At Feniton - Exeter City FC Tweet this news
Exeter City FC---Exeter City's- annual Feniton 6-a-side tournament returns for its ninth year in May, giving youngsters not only a chance at walking away with the trophy for their age group but the opportunity to impress staff at the -Football Club-. - Date : Thu, 24 Mar 2011 15:57:41 GMT+00:00

No. Nationality Position Player Other
2ENGDFSteve Tully
3WALDFRichard Duffy
4ENGMFJames Dunne
5ENGDFTroy Archibald-Henville
6ENGDF[[Matt Taylor (footballer)
7ENGMFRyan Harley
8SCOMF[[David Noble (footballer)
10WALFWDaniel Nardiello
11ENGDFScott Golbourne
12ENGFWJamie Cureton
14FRAMFBertie Cozic
15WALDF[[Robert Edwards (footballer born 1973)
17ENGMFPaul Tisdale
18ENGDF[[Billy Jones (footballer born 1983)
19ENGFW[[Ben Watson (footballer born December 1985)
20ENGFW[[Richard Logan (footballer born 1982)
21TRIMFJake Thomson
22ENGMFLiam Sercombe
24ENGMFElliot Frear
26ENGDFScot Bennett
28WALGKJames Wood
29IREFWJohn O'Flynn
30POLGKArtur Krysiak
31ENGFWJames Norwood
32ENGMFDan Western
33IREDFKallum Keane
34ENGMFAaron Dawson

No. Nationality Position Player Other
23ENGDFJoe Heath
25ENGMFChris Shephard
27ENGGK[[Paul Jones (footballer born 1986)
35ENGMFNoah Keats
36ENGDFJack Furzer
38ENGGKMatt Armstrong-Ford

No. Nationality Position Player Other
9ENGFWAdam Stansfield

Records :

Records :
Tenure Manager Notes
1908 � 1922 England Arthur Chadwick
1923 � 1927 England Fred Mavin
1928 � 1929 England Dave Wilson
1929 � 1935 England Billy McDevitt
1935 � 1939 England Jack English
1945 � 1952 England George Roughton
1952 � 1953 England Norman Kirkman
1953 � 1953 England Tim Ward
1953 � 1957 England Norman Dodgin
1957 � 1958 England Bill Thompson
1958 � 1960 England Frank Broome
1960 � 1962 England Glen Wilson

Records :
Tenure Manager Notes
1962 � 1963 England Cyril Spiers
1963 � 1965 Wales Jack Edwards
1965 � 1966 England Ellis Stuttard
1966 � 1967 England Jack Basford
1967 � 1969 England Frank Broome Second tenure
1969 � 1976 England Johnny Newman
1977 � 1979 England Bobby Saxton
1979 � 1983 Wales Brian Godfrey
1983 � 1984 England Gerry Francis
1984 � 1985 England Jim Iley
1985 � 1987 England Colin Appleton

Records :
Tenure Manager Notes
1988 � 1991 England Terry Cooper
1991 � 1994 England Alan Ball
1994 � 1995 England Terry Cooper Second tenure
1995 � 2000 England Peter Fox
2000 � 2001 England Noel Blake
2001 � 2002 Wales John Cornforth
2002 � 2003 Scotland Neil McNab
2003 - 2003 England Gary Peters
2003 � 2004 Ireland Eamonn Dolan
2004 � 2006 England Alex Inglethorpe
2006 � Present England Paul Tisdale

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Bournemouth, Brentford, Brighton &amp; Hove Albion, Bristol Rovers, Carlisle United, Charlton Athletic, Colchester United, Dagenham & Redbridge, Exeter City, Hartlepool United, Huddersfield Town, Leyton Orient, Milton Keynes Dons, Notts County, Oldham Athletic, Peterborough United, Plymouth Argyle, Rochdale, Sheffield Wednesday, Southampton, Swindon Town, Tranmere Rovers, Walsall, Yeovil Town



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