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If football clubs are meant to be posting a profit, then there are a lot at our level who are failing:

From the Exeter City's Supporter and Customer Charter season 2019-20: 3.1 This is a good opportunity to remind supporters that the club’s majority shareholder is the Exeter City AFC Supporters Society Limited (a Community Benefit Societies under the Cooperative and Community Benefit Societies...

Managed to get to the game on Thursday night and was very impressed with how far the women's team has come under Abbie Britton and Clive Watts. Considering Buckland have a number of experienced players that used to play for us when we were last in this division (before we changed direction to a...

Again, the pitch just about survives a full men's season. It wouldn't survive an additional full women's season.

Into signing players like Nicky Ajose, Nicky Law, Lee Martin, Hiram Boateng, Jayden Stockley, etc. Plus a host of improvements around the ground and at the training ground. The pitch can barely manage the less than a month of football that is played on it annually as it is. What do you think...

Because we've already discussed ad nauseam that the women playing regularly at SJP would have a detrimental effect on what is essentially an outdated pitch (technologically speaking). If we were to invest in a modern pitch at SJP (for a considerable sum of money), playing weekly fixtures would...

So, just to confirm, your only issue with the running of the women's team is that they don't play in Exeter? That is something the women's team themselves confirmed they were looking at fixing over the summer. Obviously there wasn't anything that worked better than the current set up...

Aside from playing their games outside of Exeter, which they've tried to fix for this season but haven't been able to; what else are they doing so wrong that they aren't fit to be in charge? The team just got promoted back to the highest level we've been in recent years, only now we have a...

Helen Kukor returns to City Women on a dual registration. Sounds like there a more signings to be announced.

All youth players. Ben Chrisene is very highly rated and was in the England U15s set up last season.

I'm sure Liverpool (Prenton Park), Reading (Adams Park), Birmingham (Damson Park - Solihull) and Brighton (The People's Pension Stadium) will provide funds to cover ground maintenance for the clubs whose grounds they play at. As for a team that play at the men's ground, I actually went to...

"It will be only the second time City's women's team have played at the Etihad". We hosted one last season and, IIRC, I'm pretty sure that we've hosted the women's team at SJP in the past. I also wouldn't bet against it happening again this season.

And if you’d looked at the link I added, you’d have seen that all his loans bar Mansfield have been in League One.

Before joining Mansfield on loan last season, the last time Ajose had played in League Two was in 2010/11 with Bury: https://int.soccerway.com/players/nicholas-ajose/155730/

Check this website out: http://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Exeter_City/Exeter_City.htm Not sure how accurate it is, but it should at least be a good starting point.

Filled it in, best of luck!

It’s not George Legg. We already know that whoever’s coming in is still under contract, which is why we were negotiating a sell on fee.

Jack Arthur signed scholarship forms recently and is very highly regarded at the club. So yes, we do have a 'keeper as it stands. Also, Chris Weale said he wouldn't leave until his replacement had been sorted.