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Next Up: Exeter City vs Portsmouth

After a poor run culminating in the 4-1 humiliation by Oxford, a win is a win is a win, and even if ...

Match Officials: Exeter City vs Portsmouth

Pompey will be visiting St James Park for a League 2 match on the evening of Tuesday 1 March. Kick o...

Next Up: Stevenage vs Exeter City

If the celebration of Paul Tisdale's 500th game could be likened to a birthday party, it was one whe...

Tisdale's 500: From Despair to Where?

The 2013/14 season saw City have to pare the squad down slightly due to cost-cutting, meaning no roo...

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Next Up: Exeter City vs Portsmouth

After a poor run culminating in the 4-1 humiliation by Oxford, a win is a win is a win, and even if it was by all accounts somewhat undeserved the 2-0 victory at Stevenage on Saturday will have done City’s confidence the power of good going into yet another midweek fixture against a side with arguably more to play for, …

by Jason H on February 29th, 2016 Leave a comment »

Match Officials: Exeter City vs Portsmouth

Pompey will be visiting St James Park for a League 2 match on the evening of Tuesday 1 March. Kick off is at 7.45pm and normal ticket arrangements apply. Match officials for the game will be:- Referee: Brendan Malone Assistant Referees: William Bull and Mark Derrien Fourth Official Adam Nunn The referee from Wiltshire has taken charge of 14 Exeter …

by Hants on February 29th, 2016 Leave a comment »

Next Up: Stevenage vs Exeter City

If the celebration of Paul Tisdale’s 500th game could be likened to a birthday party, it was one where the venue forgot to order any food, a fight broke out and the birthday boy caught his other half in flagrante with his best mate. Any defeat at home, especially given City’s record at home in recent seasons, is hard to …

by Hants on February 25th, 2016 Leave a comment »

Tisdale’s 500: From Despair to Where?

The 2013/14 season saw City have to pare the squad down slightly due to cost-cutting, meaning no room for the impressive Kevin Amankwaah, while Jamie Cureton was gone too. Steve Tully was another high profile casualty, his dithering over whether to accept reduced terms led to the offer being withdrawn. The only signing of note was that of David Wheeler, …

by Jason H on February 23rd, 2016 Leave a comment »

Tisdale’s 500: What Goes Up …

City’s success in the 2010/11 season came at something of a price, as suddenly a number of players became hot property. Paul Tisdale already had to contend with the loss of Ryan Harley (Swansea) and Paul Jones (Peterborough), while the summer saw the departure of Matt Taylor (Charlton) and top scorer Jamie Cureton (Leyton Orient), while Rob Edwards had brought …

by Jason H on February 23rd, 2016 Leave a comment »

Tisdale’s 500: The Nosebleed Territory

After just three seasons with Tisdale in charge, City suddenly found themselves in amongst the relatively big boys in the third tier of English Football. Having faced the likes of Tamworth, Grays and Stafford in the Conference years, the fixture computer gave City potentially their biggest ever Football League away day with a trip to Leeds. So, for the second …

by Hants on February 23rd, 2016 Leave a comment »

Next Up: Exeter City vs Oxford United Part II

When City were due to play Oxford at the start of the month it was on the back of three straight wins. Instead City need to pick themselves up from a run of three games without a win for the replayed match which takes on a special meaning being as it’s Paul Tisdale’s 500th competitive fixture in charge. The City …

by Jason H on February 23rd, 2016 Leave a comment »

Tisdale’s 500: Two in Two

With City back in the Football League, it was difficult to know what to expect from the Grecians’ first season back where they felt they belonged. It was a surprisingly quiet summer on the transfer front as Paul Tisdale mainly kept faith with the players who had got City promoted, with a couple of surprise releases particularly with respect to …

by Jason H on February 23rd, 2016 Leave a comment »

Tisdale’s 500: The Conference Years

When Alex Inglethorpe quit City at the end of the 2005/6 season to take up a youth position at Tottenham, there were three candidates identified for his replacement. One was Jimmy Quinn, who a couple of seasons previously had taken Shrewsbury back into the Football League. The next was Shaun Taylor, one for whom the overused epithet “club legend” could …

by Jason H on February 22nd, 2016 Leave a comment »

Next Up: Exeter City vs Newport County

It’s been a while, for Exeter fans, but finally we get a game at St James Park (weather permitting). Saturday 23rd January was the last home game, when Accrington Stanley were the visitors and the home fans were treated to a fine 2-1 win. Don’t forget that the kick off is an early one, at 1pm. It’s been a difficult …

by Hants on February 19th, 2016 Leave a comment »