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Photo Gallery 2004/05
Scott Hiley wins the Red Army Player of the Year award
Scott Hiley was voted as the Red Army's Player of the Year for 2004/05. Scott was presented with his trophy prior to the match against Dagenham, by a Red Army member.
Presentation of second Red Army cheque towards Red or Dead? pledge
On Saturday 19th March, at the half time interval of the match against Woking, the Red Army presented a cheque for £638.16 to ECFC Chairman, Dave Treharne, as their seceond Red or Dead? pledge.
FA Cup Viewing and Old Trafford
At the viewing of the FA Cup Steve Perryman made the draw for the Red Army mascot for the match at Old Trafford.
A couple of photos of Red Army members at Old Trafford.
The Red Army held their Christmas party on Saturday18th December. Everybody enjoyed themselves, and were delighted with the visit of the first team players, and of course Santa.
Presentation of first Red Army cheque towards Red or Dead? pledge
On Saturday 30th October, at the half time interval of the FA Cup match against Braintree, the Red Army presented a cheque for £500 to ECFC Managing Director, Ian Huxham, as their first Red or Dead? pledge.
Stadium Tour of St. Mary's, Southampton
On Thursday 28th October some of our members, families and friends travelled to Southampton for a stadium tour.
Here are some photos from the trip.
Sponsored Walk at St. James' Park in aid of Red or Dead? Appeal
On Saturday 18th September, before City's match against Stevenage, 23 Red Army members took part in a sponsored walk to raise money for our contribution to the 'Red or Dead' appeal.
Here are some photos from the walk and the bucket collection.
Away Trip to Farnborough
Some members of the Red Army and their families travelled to the match at Farnborough on Monday 30th August on the Grecian Travel coach.
Here are some photos of the day spent by the Red Army member, who was the Exeter City mascot for the match.
Training with the Exeter City Players
On Wednesday 28th July about 30 members arrived at the Cat & Fiddle Training Ground for a training session with the City players.
The session started with a gentle run around the ground to loosen up and was followed by stretching exercises. Various pieces of training equipment had been set up for the Red Army members to use, supervised by the players, and this was followed by ball practice.
After the training session the members watched Eamonn and the players hold a training game of football after which the members were able to chat to the players and get autographs.
Everyone had a really enjoyable time and the feedback was very positive.
A 'Thank You' card has been sent to Eamonn and the players on behalf of the Red Army members who attended the training session.
