Exeter City Football Club: News Archive

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Interviews 27 June 2018

"For some reason the manager put me in midfield for about four or five games and I think I managed to score about three goals which was unbelievable"

Currently managing Tiverton Town, Martyn Rogers represented Exeter City as a player from 1979-1985.

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Interviews 30 May 2018

"I was sub and the crowd were chanting for me to come on which was really good to hear"

A player who represented Exeter City over two spells, between 1973-1976 and 1977-1980, Keith Bowker made 203 appearances for the Grecians in total.

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Interviews 23 May 2018

"It’s a great little stadium and I enjoyed playing there, every minute. The fans were always chanting loudly"

Making 39 appearances for City, Dave Cooper joined the club in August 1991 after being picked up following his release from Luton Town.

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Interviews 16 May 2018

"I remember the narrow tunnel and I always called it the gateway to heaven"

Lee Roberts first arrived at St James Park as a youngster on loan from Shrewsbury Town in March 1977 and made his debut against Crewe Alexandra.

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Club News 9 May 2018

"We knew that if we played to our potential we could get a result"

Former Grecian Dave Pullar clocked up 124 appearances for the Grecians after signing for the club as a youngster.

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Interviews 2 May 2018

"I was told that I was going to be offered terms, so it was a brilliant day"

Jon Brown, who represented City in the 1990’s, was a versatile defender who became a crowd favourite at St James Park.

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Interviews 25 April 2018

"The crowd were brilliant for me because I always gave 100 percent, and if you do that then you’ll win the fans over"

Jimmy Giles turned out for City over 300 times over two spells with the club.

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Interviews 18 April 2018

"I was over the moon to sign because it was a case where somebody believed in me"

Peter Hatch played for Exeter City between 1973-1982 and became a fan favourite at St James Park.

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Interviews 11 April 2018

"The goal that meant the most to me was the header against Torquay United in the play-off semi-final at Plainmoor"

Richard Logan spent five years at St James Park having joined from Weymouth in 2007.

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Interviews 4 April 2018

"Tis is a top manager who, for me, should be managing at a higher level"

Chris Todd turned out for the Grecians almost 170 times during his four-year stay at St James Park.

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Interviews 28 March 2018

"We won 6-1 and we had to win the match to give us a chance of going up. I managed to score a couple of goals"

An all-time Exeter City legend, Alan Banks played over 240 games for the club over two spells.

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Interviews 21 March 2018

"It's got to be the goal that I scored at Wembley, but running a close second to that would be the play-off semi-final against Oxford United"

Born in Penzance, Lee Phillips began his career with fellow Devon club, Plymouth Argyle. After departing Home Park in 2001 he joined Weymouth where his impressive goal scoring saw him picked up by...

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"For some reason the manager put me in midfield for about four or five games and I think I managed to score about three goals which was unbelievable"

"I was sub and the crowd were chanting for me to come on which was really good to hear"

"It’s a great little stadium and I enjoyed playing there, every minute. The fans were always chanting loudly"

"I remember the narrow tunnel and I always called it the gateway to heaven"

"We knew that if we played to our potential we could get a result"

"I was told that I was going to be offered terms, so it was a brilliant day"

"The crowd were brilliant for me because I always gave 100 percent, and if you do that then you’ll win the fans over"

"I was over the moon to sign because it was a case where somebody believed in me"

"The goal that meant the most to me was the header against Torquay United in the play-off semi-final at Plainmoor"

"Tis is a top manager who, for me, should be managing at a higher level"

"We won 6-1 and we had to win the match to give us a chance of going up. I managed to score a couple of goals"

"It's got to be the goal that I scored at Wembley, but running a close second to that would be the play-off semi-final against Oxford United"

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"For some reason the manager put me in midfield for about four or five games and I think I managed to score about three goals which was unbelievable"

"I was sub and the crowd were chanting for me to come on which was really good to hear"

"It’s a great little stadium and I enjoyed playing there, every minute. The fans were always chanting loudly"

"I remember the narrow tunnel and I always called it the gateway to heaven"

"We knew that if we played to our potential we could get a result"

"I was told that I was going to be offered terms, so it was a brilliant day"

"The crowd were brilliant for me because I always gave 100 percent, and if you do that then you’ll win the fans over"

"I was over the moon to sign because it was a case where somebody believed in me"

"The goal that meant the most to me was the header against Torquay United in the play-off semi-final at Plainmoor"

"Tis is a top manager who, for me, should be managing at a higher level"

"We won 6-1 and we had to win the match to give us a chance of going up. I managed to score a couple of goals"

"It's got to be the goal that I scored at Wembley, but running a close second to that would be the play-off semi-final against Oxford United"

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