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Exeter City VS West Brom: Grecians battle, but come up short

Exeter City were knocked out of the FA Cup by Premier League outfit West Bromwich Albion. The Baggies stormed to a two-goal lead within half an hour and, in truth, could have had a much larger lead were it not for the reactions of Christopher Pym and the offside flag. Though this result appears to […]

Jan 6, 2018 By Michael Jones Filed Under: Sport, Exeter City, Football, Local Tagged With: Exeter City, Paul Tisdale, Premier League, FA Cup, Alan Pardew, West Brom

Exeter City beat Stevenage to move into top three

Exeter City built on their dramatic mid-week extra time win against Forest Green Rovers with a 2-1 victory over Stevenage. City cruised for the majority of the game, but the final ten minutes saw the visitors come close to equalising several times – stoic defending ensured the Grecians hung on for a vital win in […]

Dec 16, 2017 By Michael Jones Filed Under: Sport, Exeter City, Local Tagged With: Exeter City, Paul Tisdale, League Two, Stevenage, Boateng, Stockley

Exeter City mount incredible comeback to progress in FA Cup

This was a night full of drama. Two red cards, two penalties, extra-time and a late winner.   Exeter City secured passage into the third round with a stoic and grafting comeback; City were meek in the first half and went into the break 1-0 down, but an inspirational come-back saw 10 men Exeter draw […]

Dec 12, 2017 By Michael Jones Filed Under: Sport, Exeter City, Local Tagged With: Exeter City, Paul Tisdale, FA Cup, soccer, Forest Green Rovers, Fooball

Grecian Corner: On The Road

Forest Green Rovers vs Exeter City FA Cup 2nd round, 02/12/17 Attendance: 2,250 Referee: Gavin Ward I’ve always had a soft spot for the romance of the FA Cup. It brings back childhood memories spending hours of Cup Final day gathered round the TV, as well as more recently being sent into delirium alongside 2,000 […]

Dec 11, 2017 By Sport Filed Under: Sport, Exeter City Tagged With: Exeter City, Paul Tisdale, FA Cup, vegan, West Brom, Forest Green Rovers

Grecian Corner: what have we learnt from first 5 games at SJP?

I n the first of a fortnightly column from our friends over at the Grecian Society, Nick Marsden takes a look at five things we’ve learnt from the first five games at St James Park. Reid-Stockley partnership stagnant In light of Ollie Watkins’ departure, the signing of youngster Jayden Stockley was surprising given the similarities […]

Nov 26, 2017 By Nick Marsden Filed Under: Sport, Exeter City, Grecian Corner Tagged With: Exeter City, football, Paul Tisdale, David Wheeler, League Two, Ollie Watkins, Grecian Society, Jayden Stockleu, Hiram Boateng

Exeter City 2-0 Grimsby Town: Grecians run out convincing winners

E xeter City eased to victory against a dire Grimsby Town, with goals from Jayden Stockley and a scintillating effort from Liam McAlinden ensuring the Grecians resumed winning ways, having not been victorious in the league since the 7th October. Paul Tisdale’s side started the brighter of the two teams, with energetic running from McAlinden […]

Nov 11, 2017 By Michael Jones Filed Under: Sport, Exeter City, Local Tagged With: Exeter City, football, Paul Tisdale, League Two, EFL, Jayden Stockley, Grimsby Town, Lee Holmes, Russel Slade

Exeter City FC avoid upset against Heybridge Swifts

Exeter City 3 Stockley (59, 63), McAlinden (86) Heybridge Swifts 1 Bantick (70) FA Cup – First Round KO: 14:00, Sat 5 Nov. ———————— Exeter City avoided a first-round FA Cup upset as they overcame a determined Heybridge Swifts side at St. James’s Park. City began the game brightly. A long ball forward from the […]

Nov 5, 2017 By Wil Jones Filed Under: Sport, Exeter City, Football, Local

Exeter City fall 1-0 to Port Vale

Exeter City suffered their second consecutive defeat at the hands of a struggling Port Vale. A Tom Pope goal in the 25th minute was enough to hand the visitors all three points, despite continued Exeter pressure. The Grecians found it hard to settle into their rhythm and stamp any authority on a match that, ostensibly, […]

Oct 21, 2017 By Michael Jones Filed Under: Sport, Exeter City Tagged With: Exeter City, League Two, Port Vale

Breathless 10 minutes condemn Exeter City to defeat

A head of the visit of Luton Town to St James Park on Tuesday night, Exeter City appeared to have steadied the ship with regards to their league form. Strong away performances at Carlisle and then Wycombe rebuilt some confidence among the Grecians as they sat second in League 2 – some feared a 3-0 […]

Oct 20, 2017 By Matthew Verri Filed Under: Sport, Exeter City, Local Tagged With: Exeter City, Paul Tisdale, League Two, Luton Town, Jayden Stockley

Jayden Stockley shines as Exeter City bounce back in style

P rior to Exeter City’s clash with 20th placed Morecambe, there was clear cause for concern for both sides. Just four days before, in front of a bumper crowd of 4,700 including over 400 Grecian Society members, City fell to a ruthless Notts County side 0-3. The glaring omission of talisman Jordan Moore-Taylor at the […]

Oct 11, 2017 By Nick Marsden Filed Under: Sport, Exeter City, Football Tagged With: St. James Park, Exeter City, football, Morecambe, League Two

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