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Exeter City's Chief Executive Julian Tagg added: “It is great to see our club's achievements being recognised on a county-wide level. It is further evidence that our football club is far more than what takes place on the pitch on Saturday afternoons ...

“The Futsal Youth Tournament was the last event of a 12-day period when Exeter City opened the St James Park pitch to host cup finals and tournaments for schools, colleges, youth and adult leagues,” said David Evans, the youth commercial manager.

This high-profile post offers an excellent opportunity for coaching at different levels of the game, from taster sessions to extra curriculum sessions, and you will also be involved in supporting local football clubs, along with setting up and ...

Exeter City's Business Development Manager Bruce Henderson took on a dare recently to present a two hour rock 'n' roll show on Radio Exe this Bank Holiday Monday, 6th May, to raise funds for the club's Football in the Community team. With backing from ...

With nothing riding on the outcome of the game, City fielded something of a youthful squad, as seven of the 14 players that faced the Spireites having played less than a dozen professional games in League football – but the potential was there to be seen.

Come along between 5pm and 6pm – (ideal if you're on your way home from work) and meet Davie at his Exeter City book launch. Gibbo's former teammate Alan Banks will also be in attendance, with other special guests to be confirmed. He is pictured left ...

Exeter City's Football in the Community Trust is once again running a full programme of popular children's football roadshows during the May half term, following the success of the Easter events, which were attended by around 500 children from across ...

City created plenty of chances before the interval but couldn't take any of them - but the Exeter City Ladies' team made an on-field appearance during the break, where they paraded their Devon County FA Cup trophy which they had won in midweek against ...

Ultimately it was a post-Christmas bout of injuries to key players that thinned out the City squad and made it tough for the Grecians to maintain any semblance of a consistent squad and reduced the sheer quality on the teamsheets. In itself, Tis felt ...

Exeter City manager Paul Tisdale has confirmed that four of his players from the 2012/13 campaign will not be at St James Park next season. Rhys Evans, Guillem Bauza, Kevin Amankwaah and Mark Molesley are the four players whose services will not be ...