Stuart James
Sports Editor at Plymouth Live
Sports Editor at Western Morning News
Sports Editor for the Western Morning News and Plymouth Herald. Exeter City writer since 2002. Views are very much my own.
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2 weeks ago |
devonlive.com | Stuart James
Gary Caldwell is demanding his Exeter City players go out on a high when the Grecians bring their home campaign to a close against Huddersfield Town at St James Park on Saturday afternoon. With neither City or the Terriers having anything but pride to play for in the penultimate game of the season, then it is likely both clubs will use the game to try out one or two things and maybe give a youngster or two an opportunity to impress.
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2 weeks ago |
cornwalllive.com | Stuart James
TRURO City manager John Askey has called on his players to relish the moment and embrace the chance to create Cornish football history when they play host to St Albans City in their final national South match of the season tomorrow. A sell-out crowd will be in attendance to see if Truro can claim the National South league title and win not just promotion to the fifth tier of English football, but the most thrilling run-ins to a league season the sport has ever witnessed.
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2 weeks ago |
devonlive.com | Stuart James
EXETER City manager Gary Caldwell has confirmed that Josh Magennis will not play again this season, leaving a question mark over whether the Northern Ireland international has played his last game for the club. The 34-year-old frontman has notched 13 times for Exeter this season, making him the club’s joint-top goalscorer, along with Millenic Alli, who departed St James Park for Luton Town in January in a £1.5 million deal.
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3 weeks ago |
devonlive.com | Stuart James
ALEX Hartridge has not ruled out the prospect of turning his loan spell at Exeter City into a full-time return to St James Park,but he admits he also has unfinished business with his parent club, Wycombe Wanderers. The 26-year-old defender came through the ranks at St James Park and went on to make 154 appearances for the club before leaving at the end of last season to take up a new challenge with League One rivals Wycombe.
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3 weeks ago |
devonlive.com | Stuart James
THE steady growth of Exeter City Football Club continues with the Supporters’ Trust announcing they have surpassed 5,000 members for the first time. As the only supporter-owned club in the EFL, the Grecians’ model is unique with no sugar Daddy, or wealthy owner prepared to underwrite cheques or write off debts accrued in the pursuit of glory. The Supporters’ Trust became owners of the Grecians in the summer of 2003 when the club was at its darkest hour.
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