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Irving Weaver Howard Matthews Garry Plant Angus Taylor Dave Riley Mike Partridge Paul Stone Julian Davis George Dunnington Clive Dunnington David Batty

FOOTBALL First Team Manager: Simon Weaver Assistant Manager: Paul Thirlwell Goalkeeper Coach: Phil Priestley Chief Scout: Lee Barraclough Head Physiotherapist: Rachel Davis Assistant Physiotherapist: Cyra Smith Sports Psychologist: Phil Lee Fitness Coach: Darren Simpson

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OPERATIONS General Manager: Ben Sadler Community Development: Iain Service Tom Blackburn Youth Development: Josh Falkingham Josh Walsh Child Welfare & Safeguarding: Dave Riley Supporters’ Liaison Officer: Phill Holdsworth Facilities Manager: Ady Fletcher Head Groundsman: Iain Bullock 1919 Venue Managers: Tricia Lightfoot Hamilton Mattock Retail Manager Claire Kontominas Club Chaplain: Rob Brett

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MANAGER’S NOTES

T HE M A N AG ER

SIMON WEAVER GOOD EVENING and I hope everyone at home is safe and well and ready to support the lads in any way you can. I would like to extend my welcome to Matt Taylor, his staff, players and officials who have made the long journey up from Exeter to North Yorkshire today. Exeter are another really good, well-organised team and will be keen to rectify the result at their place before Christmas, so we will all need to be on our game to ensure that doesn’t happen and to get the result and our home form back on track. Last Tuesday night was frustrating for everyone as we were chomping at the bit to get back on the pitch after the defeat at Cambridge and were ready to go again, but the power cut was something you just can’t cater for and was very much out of our control, and then to get Saturday’s postponement was a double blow. Thankfully though we were able to get this one rearranged quickly for this evening. Last Saturday’s game at Cambridge was disappointing after getting off to such a great start. We got the early goal we wanted and dominated the first half hour but it was almost like going one up and having something to protect caused us a problem whereas it should have been the other way round. It was really on for us to cause them huge problems after taking the lead,

to drive on, play our way and push for another but instead we backed off, stopped playing our way and allowed them back into the game, to get their passing game going and to apply concerted pressure on us. Their ability and quality on the ball particularly in the middle of the park showed. That’s where we need to get to - we need to be brave and believe in ourselves in those situations and continue to play football. We had already lost control of the game by the time of the sending off. But, we live and learn and it’s why we were so eager to get back out there quickly, but that wasn’t to be, and we now look forward to the game tonight instead. We’ve started on the front foot in the last three outings against three very good ‘form’ teams in Oldham, Carlisle (despite being abandoned) and Cambridge, but we just need to find a way of sustaining that in order to get the results. After the first week of the January transfer window, we have added more strength to the squad and every one of the players is keen to do their bit for the cause and to help continue our progress as team. Enjoy the game wherever you may be watching it and please stay safe!

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JOSH FALKINGHAM TONIGHT WE HAVE A REAL TOUGH TASK in Exeter City. We’ve beaten them once already this season on what was a long Tuesday night trip but we had a good evening that night. With it being recent, we know what we’ve got to do to get a result again, but you could say, so do Exeter. I’m sure they’ll be desperate to put things right and get the result they’re after. They’re a really good bunch of players and it’ll be a tough evening for sure. We really want to get this home form kick-started now, and get some wins on the board as we have a few home games coming up one after the other. We’ve had a couple of postponements recently and it’s been frustrating as we all want to be playing games and building momentum. From the Oldham game back on Boxing Day, it was the start of building some and you could see from how we started against Carlisle just after Christmas, we were quick and lively. It showed the confidence was high in the group and we were wanting to kick on. It’s not stopped us but it’s meant we’ve had to wait a couple of weeks before getting the chance to play again. There’s nothing we can do about it except be ready when the games do come, and we put our all in out on the pitch. The first game after the first postponement was last Saturday and we started well, getting the lead

early on. Unfortunately, we couldn’t see it out, but Cambridge are a really top side and their recent form probably got them over the line. Going into a game with back to back wins or continuously getting points on the board builds the confidence and belief in the squad. We know we have the ability and confidence to match any opposition. We’ve shown that this season and the previous fixture against Exeter is the perfect example. In this next run of games, we’ve got to pick up as many points as possible and that all starts with making sure we put in the hard work from minute one of each game. Finally, I just want to say that I understand and empathise with everyone at the moment. The next couple of months are going to be very tough with the way COVID-19 is spreading, but it’s important now more than ever that we all play our part to reduce the spread of the virus. There is light at the end of the tunnel now and we just have to stay sensible and do our bit so that soon enough, we can get back to normality. It’s not a nice time for anybody, but we have to make sure we do what’s needed to protect as many people as we can. If we stick together, we’ll get through this and we’ll hopefully be seeing you back at the EnviroVent Stadium sooner rather than later.

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1 Muldoon (10) Cambridge United Mitov, Knoyle, Digby, Taylor, Darling ■, Hannant, Mullin ■, Dunk, Hoolahan (Davies 93), May, Knibbs (Ironside 67 ■) Unused subs: Burton, Iredale, O’Neil, Okedina, Cundy Town Belshaw, Roberts ■ (Williams 54), Burrell ■, Hall, Lawlor, Francis (Falkingham 65 ■), Kirby (Kerry 65 ■ ■), Thomson, March ■ (Stead 82), Muldoon, McPake (Hondermarck 82) Unused subs: Minter

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Jake Lawlor FROM BEING PART OF MANCHESTER UNITED’S YOUTH SET UP, TO EARNING £20 PER WEEK AT SUNDAY LEAGUE LEVEL, TO NOW LIVING LIFE IN THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE, JAKE LAWLOR HAS BEEN THERE, SEEN IT AND DONE IT... By Henry Whitaker

JAKE LAWLOR AGE: 29 DATE OF BIRTH: 08.04.1991 BIRTHPLACE: HALIFAX SIGNED FROM: WREXHAM (AUGUST 2020) 2020/21 LEAGUE TWO APPEARANCES: 10

“ I WAS ROOTING FOR HARROGATE TO GO UP AND THE FACT THEY DID WAS JUST INCREDIBLE, ESPECIALLY WITH THE JOURNEY THE CLUB HAS BEEN ON. IT’S SO TOUGH TO GET THE NATIONAL LEAGUE BUT HARROGATE JUST CARRIED THE MOMENTUM THAT THEY’D BEEN BUILDING OVER THE PREVIOUS COUPLE YEARS...” JAKE LAWLOR

JAKE LAWLOR

and instead went to play for one of the top local teams, Wyke Wanderers. Lawlor would go on to win the League and the County Cup in his only season with the Wanderers before briefly moving onto Halifax Town, before going to Huddersfield New College. Lawlor played for the college team while also representing Sunday League football for Liversedge, earning £20 a match. Now 18-years-old, Lawlor had to decide what was next for him. He went down the academic approach, studying Sports Business Management at Sheffield Hallam University, although the big man admits he “studied drinking” more than his subject.

BORN IN HALIFAX, Lawlor grew up playing football as one of the stand out players for his local team, Brighouse. Playing as a striker as a youngster, Lawlor was sent on trial to Manchester United at the age of eight-years-old and out of hundreds of kids looking to join the United set up, he was just one of 10 to join the Red Devils. Seeing the likes of Eric Harrison - the man who famously coached the ‘Class of 92’ - wandering around at training was an everyday sight for Lawlor but it wasn’t something he truly understood at such a young age. “I didn’t think too much about him being there at the time”, he admits. “We used to have Roy Keane and Ryan Giggs doing the odd session as they did their coaching badges but for me, I just liked playing football at that age.” On the pitch, Lawlor would defend and attack with the likes of Danny Welbeck, Oliver Norwood and Matt James - three players who have gone on to have successful Premier League careers. For Lawlor however, as he got older, he began to enjoy his time at United less and less, and at the age of 14, was released by the club. “My mates would be hanging out after school but from Tuesdays to Thursdays, I couldn’t play with them as I was with United in the evenings up until 9/10pm. It was a lot to take in and although being released wasn’t a great moment I sort of knew it might be coming and there was a relief as it was a chance to start enjoying football again.” After leaving, Lawlor was in contact with several academies including Huddersfield Town, but the defender struggled to enjoy the academy approach

He opted not to play for the University team and instead came home at weekends to play at Ossett Town and then later Harrogate Railway at the age of 19. Both clubs were playing at Northern Premier League level and Lawlor believes that type of football has been beneficial for his career. “Football at that level and at that age was really good for me. I wasn’t fully developed at 18/19 but I was still playing against men so it was important for my development.” After graduating from University, Lawlor had found a passion for fitness, specifically CrossFit training. He and a friend decided to set up a gym called CrossFit 606, a business which is still going strong today, over eight years on. While involved in the fitness industry, Lawlor played the majority of his football at Guiseley, signing for The Lions in January 2013. It was a step up to Conference North football and Lawlor made a few appearances in his first half-season as Guiseley lost to Halifax in the playoff semi-finals. In his first full season at the West Yorkshire club, Lawlor and his teammates suffered “heartbreak” following defeat to Altrincham in the Conference North Play-Off Final. It’s a day he remembers for all the wrong reasons. “We were drawing 1-1 and it went to extra time,” Lawlor explains. “They brought a lad on in the last minute of extra time to take a penalty in the shootout that we thought would be happening, but then he scored with his first touch in the 120th minute. It was a heart-breaking and horrible feeling, we should have won that game. I remember going ‘what the ****, what is going on?!’ it was horrendous walking into the dressing room after that.” 13

time he was back, relegation was already confirmed. Manager Paul Cox had agreed to let Lawlor join AFC Fylde for the remainder of the season as they looked to secure a spot in the playoffs. Lawlor worked up his fitness levels to play a part in the final seven games of the season, but it wasn’t to be for the Lancashire side as they lost out to Boreham Wood in the semi-finals. For the centre half, it was a move which didn’t work out and at the end of the season, he moved on. “It was very strange joining a team at that stage of the season,” Lawlor admits. “I hadn’t played for three months so I was trying to get match fit for the semifinals after hardly playing. There was an expectation that they would sign me the following season but I ended up moving to Salford City.”

For Lawlor and his teammates redemption would fall into place the following year as they achieved promotion with a Play-Off Final win against Chorley. However, it was no easy task for The Lions. Bad traffic meant the coach arrived at the ground 45 minutes before kick-off and after half the game had been played, they found themselves two goals down. In the changing rooms at half time, there was that feeling of “here we go again” but a strong second-half showing turned the game on its head and Guiseley came out on top as 3-2 winners. Lawlor classes that day as “one of his favourite moments” and he stayed on with the club for another three seasons. In Guiseley’s first year in the National League, Lawlor admits the squad “did well” to stay up but then struggled to kick on the season after. “The two managers we had weren’t given long enough,” he says. “We had some good players but we didn’t really kick on. We had players come in from higher divisions who didn’t do it for us.” In the 2017/18 season, Guiseley were relegated and it spelt the end at the club for Lawlor. Having injured himself in January 2018, the defender was on the sidelines for two months and by the 14

The move to The Ammies wasn’t one out of the blue, however. Lawlor had nearly signed for them the previous year but the move failed to materialise. He joined for the start of the 2018/19 season but would only spend two months at the club after never getting a shot in the team. “Graham Alexander came in after I signed and I was the 4th choice centre half from the start. For the first seven games I wasn’t even in the squad,” Lawlor continues. “I knew I wasn’t going to play straight away as the two centre-halves had done well and helped them win promotion. I heard Wrexham were interested and thought it was a great opportunity for me.” The move to Wales provided some stability for Lawlor who was looking to get back in a team, playing consistently. The defender explains how turning up to watch the first game was a wow moment as the streets were just full of people in Wrexham tops. “The club is massive. They get 5000 fans every week, they’re a proper club and too big a club for the National League so the sooner they get out the division the better.” In his first season, Wrexham started the season well and were top at Christmas under the stewardship of Sam Ricketts. However, when

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he left to manage Shrewsbury halfway through the season, Lawlor confesses the team “slipped off” and just about finished in a playoff spot. A fractured shoulder meant Lawlor couldn’t help his side avoid defeat to Eastleigh. The second season saw Wrexham fail to move forward and Lawlor believes the club were “lucky” to stay up, as an early end to the season saw the Welsh side finish 19th in the National League. As Wrexham’s season was finished, Harrogate still had work to do in the playoffs and Lawlor was so nearly a part of that. As the season halted in March, Simon Weaver had contacted the defender to say he wanted him to join for the playoffs if transfers were allowed. When it was confirmed that couldn’t happen, Weaver gave Lawlor his word that no matter which division Harrogate would be in for the 2020/21 season, Lawlor would be offered a contract. It meant for the playoffs, Jake Lawlor became Harrogate Town’s number one fan. “I was watching the final, wanting Town to go up but I did think is there more chance of me signing if you stay in the National League?”, Lawlor chuckles. “I was rooting for Harrogate to go up and the fact they did was just incredible, especially with the journey the club has been on. It’s so tough to get the National League but Harrogate just carried the momentum that they’d been building over the previous couple years.”

After promotion, Simon Weaver kept his word and Lawlor signed for Town but the defender admits that at first, it wasn’t easy settling in. “It was good to be back playing football but it was also a strange one. It’s always hard coming into a new club and although I knew of the lads from playing them in the National League, it was hard coming to the club trying to make an impact when everyone is flying and doing well. At the same time though, my game has only improved being around a group who have been in such good spirits.” Away from football, this week is expected to be a very special one for the defender, as he and his partner are expecting the birth of their first child. Lawlor jokes that it could be a close call to match day and that his phone will be kept on loud, just in case. With a new addition to the family just around the corner, Lawlor begins the next chapter of his life, and although he still has years left of playing football, he already knows that a younger him would have loved the opportunities that have come his way. “As a 10-year-old, I’d have probably taken the career I’ve had so far. As a 17-year-old, drinking in Huddersfield with my mates and playing football for £20 per week, I’d have snapped your hand off to be a professional footballer. At that age, I never thought it would happen so I’ve got to be happy with what I’ve done and achieved.”

THIS WEEK IN TOWN’S HISTORY KEY MOMENTS FROM THIS WEEK OVER THE YEARS by Phil Harrison Club Historian

In 1960 Yorkshire League Town beat Goole Town reserves 8-0 in the first round of the West Riding County Cup with three from Arthur Everitt, two from Kelshaw and one a piece from Reynard, Taylor and Ross. Everitt finished with 32 goals and is the highest scorer in one season for Town since 1946. JANUARY

In 2004 Town beat Vauxhall Motors 3-2 at home with a hattrick from former York City striker Glenn Naylor and stretched Harrogate’s unbeaten record in the NPL Premier Division to seven games. JANUARY

In 2019 Town entertained Hartlepool United at Wetherby Road in the National League in front of the BT Sport cameras for our first ever televised league game. Town were unphased by the cameras and impressed with a 3-1 victory with goals from Lloyd Kerry, Jack Muldoon and Mark Beck in front of 2,000 spectators. JANUARY

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In 1986 Town, then in NCEL Division One Town beat Premier League Guiseley 3-2 in the Second Round of the West Riding County Cup with two from Tony Passmore and one from Dave Ballantyne. Town went on to win the cup beating Goole Town in the Final at the Victoria Pleasure ground. JANUARY

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Jack Emmett IT WAS WITH GREAT SADNESS last week for fans, staff, players and everyone connected with Town when Jack Emmett announced that he was leaving the club - taking a step away from football for an indefinite period in order to concentrate on his recovery from illness. A local lad and fans favourite, Jack progressed through the Town youth system before joining Simon Weaver’s first team squad in August 2014. Since then the 27-year-old has gone on to make an impressive 229 appearances for his hometown club and in that time has been a key member of our double promotion winning squad. The 2017/18 season saw Emmett deployed in central midfield where he formed a partnership with Josh Falkingham, with whom he was named joint Players ‘Player of the Season’ and helped Town into the National League for the first time. Jack’s success continued on the pitch, helping Town reach the National League Play-Off Final at Wembley Stadium and secure promotion to the English Football League. On Jack’s departure, Manager Simon Weaver said “It’s a sad loss for the club and the supporters. Jack has been thrilling to watch over the years. He has always played with a joy and desire to run at people and entertain. He was firstly part of our U17s set up under Mark Forster who recommended we take a look at him, and we would later send him on loan to Forster’s Wetherby side - he was getting kicked all over the park but kept getting up, an attitude which impressed us so much. We kept in touch when he went away to University and were delighted when he returned and would be training full time with us. I remember in pre-season at Thorpe Arch we put him in central midfield against Leeds United and he was waltzing past players. That was a big turning point for him and the club as he went on to play a massive part in us earning promotion from the National League North.” “His recent issue has saddened us all, but we respect his views and that his health is of paramount importance.” Weaver continued.

“He’s been with me for 11 years here and we have always shared a good bond, I’ll always think highly of Jack and the door is always open for him at Town, he is very much still a part of our family.” The club would like to place on record their utmost gratitude to Jack for his efforts at the club and wish him a full recovery.

“ THANK YOU TO THE CLUB AND TO EVERYONE WHO HAS SUPPORTED ME DURING MY TIME HERE. IT HAS BEEN AN INCREDIBLE JOURNEY AND I HAVE LOVED EVERY MINUTE, BUT I KNOW THIS IS THE RIGHT DECISION FOR MY HEALTH MOVING FORWARD. HOPEFULLY ONE DAY I WILL BE ABLE TO FULLY RECOVER AND RETURN TO THE GAME...” JACK EMMETT

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The club was formed in 1901 as St Sidwell’s United and moved into St James Park two years later. In May 1904 they became Exeter City, and by the start of 1908-09 had become professional and were elected into the Southern League. The Grecians were invited to be founder members of the Third Division in 1920 before it was regionalised the year after.

The early 1930s was one of the most successful periods in the club’s history as they reached the FA Cup Sixth Round in 1931, losing in a replay to Sunderland. Two years later they finished second in the Third Division South which is their highest league position to date, however, only one club was promoted from the division at the time. In 1958 Exeter found themselves in the Fourth Division, but won promotion for the first time in 1963-64 for a two season stay in the Third Division. Bobby Saxton led them to promotion again in 1977, and this time they stayed in the division for seven years before relegation. Another FA Cup run to the Sixth Round came in 1981, losing to eventual winners Spurs. While the 1990s started positively winning the Fourth Division, the club were struggling financially and in 1994 administrators were appointed. Exeter came out of administration in August 1996, however, the new millennium brought little joy and in 2002-03 Exeter were relegated to The Conference. Exeter City Supporters’ Trust took over the running of the club and become majority shareholders and finances

were stabilised. They were helped massively in 2004-05 by an FA Cup run to the Third Round against Manchester United. A 0-0 draw at Old Trafford and a replay at St James Park wiped out a significant amount of debt. Paul Tisdale became manager in 2006 and Exeter reached the play-off final in his first season but lost to Morecambe. However the next season they beat Cambridge United in the final to return to The Football League after five seasons in The Conference. Exeter went straight up into League One in 2008-09, but were relegated in 2012. A poor start in 2016-17 had Exeter bottom in November, but they qualified for the play-offs before losing in the final to Blackpool. They appeared at Wembley again in 2017-18, this time losing to Coventry City before Tisdale left the club and Matt Taylor took the reins and led the side to a ninth place finish, just a point outside the play-offs. Last season Exeter had a strong start, unbeaten until the end of September, but had to settle for fifth on points per game. After beating Colchester United in the play-off semi-finals to reach another final, they lost to Northampton at Wembley. So, after three play-off final defeats in four seasons, Exeter will be more determined than ever to win promotion this season and things are not going too badly, with Exeter well in the mix as well as currently being the divisions top scorers.

FORMED 1901

NICKNAME The Grecians

ST. JAMES PARK Capacity 8,541

RECORD SCORER Tony Kellow 129 (1976-88)

RECORD APPEARANCES Arnold Mitchell 495 (1952-66)

RECORD TRANSFER FEE PAID £65k Tony Kellow To Blackpool 1980 RECORD TRANSFER FEE RECEIVED £500K Martin Phillips From Manchester City 1995

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THE GRECIANS SQUAD BETWEEN THE STICKS 1. Lewis Ward

Signing for Exeter in June 2019 from Reading, the 23-yearold had previous League Two experience with Forest Green Rovers, where he was on loan in 2018-19, and kept five clean sheets in Exeterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 10 unbeaten opening league games last season. However he suffered a broken arm in early October and only returned for the first leg of the play-off semi-final. The former England Under-16 international has a degree in Sports Journalism from Staffordshire University.

23. Jonny Maxted

Tadcaster-born Maxted signed in June 2019 from Accrington Stanley and stepped up to the mark after Lewis Ward suffered a broken arm last October. A product of the Doncaster Rovers academy, Maxted has had loan spells with Goole Town and Gainsborough before playing at Forest Green Rovers, Guiseley and Accrington.

AT THE BACK 2. Jake Caprice

Signing for the Grecians in August from Tranmere Rovers, the 27-year-old started his career at Crystal Palace, having come through the youth setup there, before moving to Blackpool. Whilst at Bloomfield Road, he had loan spells at Dagenham & Redbridge, St Mirren and Tamworth before joining Lincoln City in August 2014. From there he moved to Working in June 2015 and then Leyton Orient in 2017 before joining Tranmere Rovers in June 2018 where he made 81 appearances in two seasons. 24

1931 FUND Named after the year Exeter made the

quarter-finals of the FA Cup, the 1931 Fund is a group of City fans who, through a monthly payment, raise money to pay or help pay the wages for a squad member - Jack Sparkes being the latest.

Lewis Ward

3. Jack Sparkes

One of the many to come through the Exeter Academy, the wing-back made the step up to the first team in August 2017 despite only being 16 years old at the time coming on as a substitute at Swindon Town, and after further cup appearances last season as well as loan spells at Chippenham Town, the 1931 Fund player has made more of a breakthrough this season with 15 appearances so far this campaign.

club was fellow Scunthorpe United who h joined in June 2017 before heading to St. James Park this Summer. He also has seven international caps for Northern Ireland.

15. Tom Parkes Joining Exeter in May 2019 from Carlisle United, the former Leicester City youth player represented England at under-17 level and was

6. Rory McArdle

Signing for Exeter in August, the experienced 33-year-old started his career at Sheffield Wednesday and after loan spells at Rochdale joined the Lancashire outfit permanently in 2007, making 120 total appearances for The Dale. He then signed for Aberdeen in 2010 before joining Bradford City in June 2012 where he spent five seasons and made over 230 appearances. His next

Pierce Sweeney

TODAY’S OPPOSITION

Appointed: June 2018 Age: 37 part of the UEFA European Under-17 Championship squad in 2009. The 27-year-old has a wealth of Football League experience having won backto-back promotions with Bristol Rovers in 2014-15 and 2015-16, where he made almost 200 appearances before joining Leyton Orient in 2016 and then Carlisle in 2017. Whilst at Leicester he had loan spells at Burton Albion and Yeovil Town.

20. Lewis Page

Joining Exeter from Charlton Athletic in September, the 24year old came through the West Ham United youth academy and made his Hammers first team debut in the Europa League in 2015 against Andorran side Lusitanos. Following loan spells at Cambridge United and Coventry City, Page joined Charlton in 2017 and played 27 times for the Addicks before moving to St. James Park.

26. Pierce Sweeney

Signing from Reading in August 2016, the full-back is now in his fourth season at Exeter. Starting his career in Ireland with Bray Wanderers, he moved to Reading and despite not making a first-team appearance for the Royals, won the 2013-14 Under-21 Premier League Cup during his time at the Madjeski. After his release he was signed as Exeter’s 1931 fan-funded player and the 25-year-old now has well over 150 appearances for The Grecians.

34. Alex Hartridge

Another product of the Exeter City Academy, the 20-year-old signed his first pro contract in April 2017, and made his first team debut that November in the EFL Trophy. Since turning

Former Exeter City captain Taylor was appointed in his first managerial position in June 2018. The former goalkeeper and centre-back, played for The Grecians between 2007 and 2011, making 150 appearances. Taylor’s career started as a goalkeeper at Preston North End Boys, and then Everton Under-17s before joining Burscough. His next destination was Rossendale United, which was followed by spells at Matlock Town, Hucknall Town and Guiseley. While playing Taylor was also studying for a degree at Sheffield Hallam University where he represented the University team. He transferred to Team Bath, studying for a Diploma in Fitness Excellence at the University of Bath as well as featuring heavily in the team’s Southern Premier League campaign where they missed out on promotion to the Conference South in the play-off final to Maidenhead United. His spell at Exeter came next, followed by moves to Charlton, Bradford, Cheltenham, Newport and Bath City before returning to Exeter as a coach in 2016.

IN THE DUGOUT

Matt Taylor

Following the departure of longserving Paul Tisdale to MK Dons after 12 years in charge, Taylor took up the reins and finished ninth in League Two, just a point outside the playoffs, before last season’s fifth place finish and loss to Northampton Town in the Play-Off Final. pro, he has had five loan spells at Truro City and spent much of last season on loan at Bath City.

THE ENGINE ROOM 4. Nigel Atangana

Signing for The Grecians from Cheltenham Town in May 2019, Frenchman Atangana played for Avranches in the French Third Division and Riudellots in Spain before starting his career in England with Havant & Waterlooville where he was Player of the Year in 2013-14.

The 30-year-old then signed a two-year deal at Portsmouth in 2014 and had a season with Leyton Orient before signing for Cheltenham Town in May 2017 where he made 58 appearances.

7. Nicky Law

Signing for Exeter in July 2018 from Bradford City, the 31-year-old first season at St James Park couldn’t have gone much better as 10 goals in 44 appearances saw him win all six ‘Player of the Year’ awards. Prior to joining the Grecians, the 25

former Sheffield United trainee signed his first pro contract with the Blades in 2005, making five first team appearances before joining Rotherham United in June 2009. From there he joined Scottish Premier League Motherwell and made 86 appearances before joining Rangers playing 122 times and scoring 26 times for the Ibrox club in Scottish League One and Championship. He joined Bradford City in June 2016 and racked up another 90 games for the Bantams.

8. Jake Taylor - Captain

Skipper Jake Taylor arrived at St. James Park for a second spell in January 2016 having previously been with The Grecians on loan in 2011-12 from boyhood club Reading, where he graduated from the Academy after joining as an eight-year-old. He made over 30 appearances for The Royals amongst various loan spells with the likes of Aldershot Town, Cheltenham Town and Motherwell, but he is now approaching the 250 mark for Exeter. The 28-yearold represented Wales from Under-17 to Under-21 level, captaining the latter, and he has made one appearance for the senior team, coming on as a sub against Cyprus in 2014. Jake Taylor

promotion hopefuls Swansea City are poised to pounce for the Grecians Academy product.

29. Harry Kite

Joel Randall

30. Josh Key

10. Archie Collins

20-year-old Collins is another off the Exeter production line and started to establish himself part way through the last campaign and this season has become a regular starter. Able to play up top, on the left, on the right, or behind the striker, the versatile front man is highly thought of and is expected to make a big impression.

Joining The Grecians in July 2017 as an Under-16 after the Torquay United academy closed, the 21-year-old signed professional terms at Exeter City in February 2018. After prosperous loan spells at Bideford and Tiverton Town in the Southern Leagues, the midfielder has broken through into the first team this season, becoming a regular starter.

11. Randell Williams

UP TOP

Signing for Exeter from Watford in January 2019 after a loan spell at Wycombe Wanderers in League One, the former Tottenham Hotspur youth player was one of League Two’s stand out performers last season, recording a league-high 14 assists and contributing five goals which also saw him win the Club’s Player of the Year and Goal of the Season awards.

14. Joel Randall

The Exeter City Academy graduate made his first-team debut as a substitute in the club’s Checkatrade.com match against Chelsea under-21s in the 2018-19 campaign. After making seven appearances last season, the midfielder has been a regular starter this campaign scoring eight goals already this season, which has led to speculation that Scottish giants Celtic and Championship 26

Joining the Exeter City Academy at the under-9 stage, the 20-year-old went on to make his first-team debut in August 2017 in the EFL Trophy group stage defeat to Yeovil Town at St James Park He has had loan spells at Dorchester Town and was at Taunton Town last season.

9. Ben Seymour

Yet another Exeter Academy Graduate, the 20-year-old made his debut in August 2019 in the Carabao Cup, and now has 16 appearances to his name in a red and white shirt. A regular goalscorer in the youth team, Seymour has had fruitful loan spells at Weston-super-Mare, Bideford (where he scored 21 goals in 33 games), Gloucester City and Dorchester Town. Ben was chosen to wear the number nine shirt this season, after it came out of retirement after nine seasons. The shirt had been retired in honour of muchloved striker Adam Stansfield, who sadly passed in 2010.

12. Ryan Bowman

The striker arrived in Devon in January 2019 from Motherwell where he scored 10 goals in 72 league games. Prior to his

TODAY’S OPPOSITION

spell north of the border, the 28-year-old started his career with hometown club Carlisle United before playing for a host of clubs including Darlington, Hereford United, York City, Torquay United and Gateshead before heading to Fir Park in August 2016. His partnership with Matt Jay this campaign has been key with 18 goals shared between them.

after half a season moved to Inverness Caledonian Thistle and then Motherwell in the Scottish Premiership before joining the Glovers in early 2018.

Matt Jay

25. Nicky Ajose

Signing for Exeter in July 2019, the Bury-born striker, who came through Manchester United’s academy, but never made an appearance in the first team and spent much of the 2010–11 season on loan to Bury. He joined Peterborough United in July 2011, but spent time on loan with Scunthorpe United, Chesterfield, Crawley Town and Swindon Town, as well as another six months with Bury, before joining Leeds United in August 2014. After a spell on loan with Crewe Alexandra during the 2014–15 season, he rejoined Swindon. In June 2016, Ajose moved to Charlton Athletic, where he made infrequent appearances, resulting in loan spells with Swindon, Bury and Mansfield Town. He was released at the end of the 2018–19 season, when he signed for Exeter.

17. Matt Jay

Now in his eighth season with The Grecians, the 24-year-old Exeter Academy Graduate made his debut as far back as 2013 in the EFL Trophy and featured at least once in every season before appearing more regularly from the 2017-18 season. Aided by loan spells at Weston-super-Mare, Hayes

Ryan Bowman

& Yeading and Truro City, the striker has been a regular this campaign and weighed in with nine goals and 4 assists so far.

18. Alex Fisher

Signing for The Grecians in June 2019 after Yeovil were relegated from the Football League, the 30-year-old started his career with Oxford United and had spells with Jerez Industrial in Spain, Tienen, Mechelen and Heist in Belgium before returning to England with Mansfield Town. He signed for Torquay United in 2015, but

RECENT LINE-UP v Bolton Wanderers (H) D1-1 Tuesday, 12 January 2021

Randall

Page

Jay

Bowman

Collins

Taylor

Parkes

Sweeney

Key

Caprice

Maxted SUBSTITUTIONS:

56’ Taylor ➡ Atangana; 63’ Page ➡ Sparkes; 81’ Jay ➡ Law; 81’ Randall ➡ Seymour; 81’ Caprice ➡ Hartridge 27

US V. THEM HOW WE COMPARE IN THE LEAGUE

POSITION

GOAL TIMINGS

POSITION

Minute For Against

1 2

0-15

16-30 5 7

POINTS

46-60 1 6 76-90+ 2

GOALS SCORED

YELLOW CARDS

HOME 7 AWAY 15

SECOND STRAIGHT YELLOWS REDS

HOME 23 AWAY 18

HOME 11 AWAY 16

TOP SCORER

MOST ASSISTS Aaron Martin

W2-1 15 Dec (A)

Salford City

L0-1

19 Dec (H)

Joel Randall and Matt Jay

LAST FIVE LEAGUE GAMES

Oldham Athletic

Cambridge United

Cheltenham Town

26 Dec (A)

9 Jan (A)

5 Dec (A)

W2-1

MOST ASSISTS

Matt Jay and Ryan Bowman

LAST FIVE LEAGUE GAMES

Exeter City

9 TOP SCORER

Joel Randall

10 Jack Muldoon

L1-2

10 YEAR LEAGUE RECORD

L3-5

Tranmere Rovers

Harrogate Forest Green Bolton Town Rovers Wanderers

12 Dec (H)

15 Dec (H)

W5-0

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D1-1

26 Dec (H)

D1-1

12 Jan (H)

10 YEAR LEAGUE RECORD

NLN

N NL L

2 3

NLN

11 12

YELLOW CARDS

76-90+ 9

Matt Jay

HOME 13 AWAY 13

L0-1

FAILED TO SCORE

61-75 5 6

GOALS CONCEDED

12 Dec (A)

46-60 6 1

GOALS CONCEDED

Morecambe

31-45 10 8

GOALS SCORED

SECOND STRAIGHT YELLOWS REDS

16-30 8 5

HOME 20 AWAY 12

CLEAN SHEETS

3 5

0-15

FAILED TO SCORE

61-75 6 4

Minute For Against

POINTS

31-45 7 2

HOME 6 AWAY 19

GOAL TIMINGS

CLEAN SHEETS

NLN

11 12

NLN

10/11

11/12

12/13

13/14

14/15

15/16

16/17

17/18

18/19

19/20

10/11

11/12

12/13

13/14

14/15

15/16

16/17

17/18

18/19

19/20

L1 = EFL League One; L2 = EFL League Two; NL = National League / Conference Premier; NLN = National League North / Conference North;

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THE EX-FILES

IN RECENT YEARS THERE HAVE BEEN FIVE PLAYERS WHO HAVE PUT ON THE SHIRTS OF BOTH TOWN AND EXETER CITY IN THEIR CAREERS CLUB HISTORIAN, PHIL HARRISON PROFILES THEM...

Gary Chapman 1974-79 & 1982-86 Apps: 24 I Goals: 5

1997-98 & 1999-2000 Apps: 32 (13) I Goals: 6

Lee Elam

Striker Gary Chapman started out at Frickley Athletic before joining Bradford City in 1988. From there he joined Notts County in 1990 and after 25 appearances for the Magpies and a loan spell at Mansfield Town he signed for Exeter City in 1991, turning out 24 times for the Grecians before moving on to Torquay United in 1992 and then Darlington in 1993 where he played 74 times for the Quakers in two seasons. Chapman had two spells at Town in 1997-98 and again in 1999-2000 joining and made his debut in December 1997 in a 3-2 home defeat to Lincoln United in the NPL Division One Cup. He totalled 45 appearances for Town scoring 6 goals in his two stints at Wetherby Road.

2007-08 Apps: 40 I Goals: 9 2011-13 Apps: 36 (41) I Goals: 9

Bradford born winger Lee Elam began his career at Southport in 1998 and played 111 games for the Sandgrounders before moving on to Morecambe in 2002 making 40 appearances for the Shrimps. He then joined Halifax Town at the 2000-01 & 2002-03 2001 beginning of the 2003â&#x20AC;&#x201C;04 season Apps: 19 (4) I Goals: 2 Apps: 6 I Goals: 1 but after just 16 games for The Shayman joined League Two Yeovil Defender Dylan Kerr began his career Town in October 2003. He then with Sheffield Wednesday in 1984 but played for a string of non-league without a first team appearance for the clubs namely Hornchurch, Burton Owls signed for Leeds United in 1989 Albion, Morecambe, Crawley Town where he made 17 appearances. From and Weymouth before arriving there he moved to Reading in 1993 and at Conference side Exeter City played 89 games for the Royals before in January 2007. He made 40 moving north of the border to play for appearances for The Grecians Kilmarnock between 1996-2000 making before joining Altrincham. Stints 61 appearances for Killy. In September at Northwich Victoria, Bradford 2000, Kerr joined Kidderminster Park Avenue and Stalybridge Harriers briefly before moving to Town for his first spell making Celtic followed before signing his debut in late September in a 5-1 victory at home to Congleton for Town in summer 2011 making Town. He then returned to Scotland, signing for Hamilton his debut as sub that August in a Academical in January 2001 before joining Exeter City for the 3-2 defeat at Stalybridge Celtic start of the 2001-02 season but after playing just six games for going on to play 77 games in his The Grecians, again returned to Scotland this time with Greenock two seasons at Wetherby Road Morton and then East Stirling before heading back to Harrogate before moving back to Bradford for a second spell in 2002 totalling 23 appearances before PA. In 2018 he helped Harrogate moving on to Gateshead. Veterans England team win the Senior World Cup in South East Asia and is currently managing Lee Ellington Cleveland Taylor Eccleshill United. 2009-11 Apps: 26 (9) I Goals: 6 2013-14 Apps: 15 (9) I Goals: 1

Dylan Kerr

The other two... 2000 Apps: 0 (1) I Goals: 0

2002 (loan) Apps: 3 I Goals: 0

Mental Health is a top priority for everyone We know this year has been incredibly difficult for so many people, with football behind closed doors many supporters have felt isolated and have missed the socialising or the release that football brings Mind’s latest research reveals that more than 60% of adults and over two thirds of young people (68%) felt their mental health deteriorated during the coronavirus pandemic and lockdown. Encouraging conversations around our own mental health and that of others has never been more important. Now more than ever, it’s important to stay connected, to reach out or to provide a listening ear. We want you to know that the EFL, Clubs and Mind are here for you. We are on your side.

‘Get It Off Your Chest: Men’s mental health 10 years on’ Three of the findings...

• Two in five men (43%) admit to regularly feeling worried or low, an increase from 37% in 2009 • The number of men who have suicidal thoughts when feeling worried or low has doubled to 10% since 2009 • Men are now almost three times more likely to see a therapist when worried or low than in 2009 For more information on the EFL and Mind’s charity partnership please visit https://www.efl.com/

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TOWN FIXTURES & RESULTS 2020/21 DATE

OPPOSITION

COMP

RES

ATT PTS POS STARTING XI

SEPTEMBER Sat 5

Tranmere Rovers (R1)

1-1

Town win 8-7 on pens

Cracknell

Fallowfield

Burrell

Smith

Hall

Falkingham

Tue 8

Grimsby Town

2-2

Grimsby earn bonus point by winning 5-4 on pens

Cracknell

Fallowfield

Burrell

Smith

Lokko ● ■

Kirby

Sat 12

Southend United

4-0

Cracknell

Fallowfield

Burrell

Smith

Hall

Falkingham

Wed 16

West Bromwich Albion (R2)

0-3

Cracknell

Fallowfield

Burrell

Smith ■

Hall

Falkingham

Sat 19

Walsall

2-2

Cracknell

Fallowfield ■ Burrell

Smith

Hall

Falkingham

Tue 22

Notts County (Semi-Final)

1-0

Cracknell

Fallowfield

Burrell

Smith ●

Hall

Falkingham

Sat 26

Port Vale

0-0

Cracknell

Fallowfield

Burrell

Smith

Hall

Falkingham

12 Belshaw

3 4

1 3

OCTOBER Sat 3

Bolton Wanderers

1-2

Tue 6

Leicester City U21’s

3-1

Mon 12

Bradford City

1-0

Sat 17

Barrow

1-0

Tue 20

Grimsby Town

2-1

Sat 24

Colchester United

Tue 27

Stevenage

Sat 31

Newport County

Fallowfield

Jones ■

Smith

Hall

Falkingham ■

Belshaw

Burrell

Jones ●

Lokko

Lawlor

Kirby

Belshaw

Fallowfield

Burrell

Smith

Hall

Falkingham ■

Belshaw

Fallowfield

Burrell

Smith

Hall

Falkingham

Belshaw

Fallowfield

Burrell

Smith

Hall

Falkingham

1-2

Belshaw

Fallowfield

Burrell

Smith

Hall

Falkingham

0-0

Belshaw

Fallowfield ■ Burrell

Smith

Hall

Falkingham ■

1-2

12 Belshaw

Jones ■

Burrell

Smith ●

Hall

Falkingham ■

14 Belshaw

NOVEMBER Tue 3

Tranmere Rovers

0-1

Jones

Burrell

Smith

Hall

Kirby ■

Fri 6

Skelmersdale United (R1)

4-1

Cracknell

Jones ■

Burrell

Lokko

Lawlor ●

Falkingham

Tue 10

Hull City

0-2

Cracknell

Jones

Burrell

Lokko

Lawlor

Kirby

Sat 14

Crawley Town

1-1

12 Belshaw

Fallowfield

Burrell

Lawlor

Hall

Falkingham

Sat 21

Leyton Orient

0-3

14 Belshaw

Fallowfield

Jones ■

Lawlor

Hall

Falkingham

Tue 24

Mansfield Town

1-0

12 Belshaw

Fallowfield

Jones ■

Burrell

Hall

Falkingham

Sat 28

Blackpool (R2)

0-4

Burrell ■

Hall

Lawlor

Lokko ■

Falkingham ■

Belshaw

DECEMBER Tue 1

Scunthorpe United

2-5

15 Belshaw

Kirby

Burrell

Lawlor

Hall ●

Falkingham

Sat 5

Forest Green Rovers

0-1

410

17 Belshaw

Fallowfield

Burrell

Lawlor

Hall

Falkingham

Sat 12

Morecambe

0-1

17 Belshaw

Fallowfield

Burrell

Lawlor

Hall

Falkingham

Tue 15

Exeter City

2-1

1,559

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Fallowfield

Burrell

Lawlor ■

Hall

Falkingham

Sat 19

Salford City

0-1

495

17 Belshaw

Fallowfield ■ Burrell ■

Lawlor

Hall

Francis

Sat 26

Oldham Athletic

2-1

16 Belshaw

Fallowfield

Burrell

Lawlor

Hall

Francis

1-2

18 Belshaw

Roberts ■

Burrell ■

Lawlor

Hall

Francis

JANUARY Sat 9

Cambridge United

Tue 19

Exeter City

W 18:30

Fri 22

Salford City

D 19:00

Tue 26

Tranmere Rovers

W 19:00

Sat 30

Newport County

W 15:00

FEBRUARY Sat 6

Crawley Town

W 15:00

Tue 9

Cheltenham Town

W 19:00

Sat 13

Leyton Orient

W 15:00

Sat 20

Scunthorpe United

W 15:00

Tue 23

Mansfield Town

W 19:45

Sat 27

Grimsby Town

W 15:00

Tue 2

Barrow

D 19:45

Sat 6

Stevenage

W 15:00

Tue 9

Colchester United

W 19:45

Sat 13

Forest Green Rovers

W 15:00

Sat 20

Morecambe

W 15:00

Sat 27

Southend United

W 15:00

Fri 2

Walsall

W 15:00

Mon 5

Port Vale

W 15:00

Sat 10

Bolton Wanderers

W 15:00

Sat 17

Bradford City

W 15:00

Tue 20

Oldham Athletic

W 19:45

Sat 24

Carlisle United

W 15:00

Sat 1

Cambridge United

W 15:00

Sat 8

Cheltenham Town

W 15:00

MARCH

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TOWN SCORE SHOWN FIRST ● Goal /  Penalty /  Own Goal ■ Yellow Card / ■ Red Card 1st sub / 2nd sub / 3rd sub / 4th sub / 5th sub H* At Keepmoat Stadium, Doncaster

SUBSTITUTES

Kerry ●

Thomson

Walker

Martin

Muldoon

Stead (73), Beck (82), Emmett, Kiernan, Kirby, Lokko

Kerry

Kiernan ●

Walker

Stead

Muldoon

Martin (58), Beck (64), Thomson (75), Falkingham, Emmett, Hall

Kerry ●

Thomson

Beck

Martin ● ■

Muldoon ● ●

Stead (58), Walker (75), Jones, Kirby, Lokko, Minter

Kerry

Thomson

Beck

Martin

Muldoon

Stead (61), Jones (63), Kirby (79), Kiernan, Walker, Lokko, Minter

Kerry

Thomson

Beck

Martin ●

Muldoon ●

Stead (71), Jones, Kirby, Walker, Lokko, Minter

Kerry ■

Thomson

Kiernan ■

Martin

Muldoon

Beck (70), Kirby (80), Stead (90), Lawlor, Lokko, Walker, Minter

Kerry

Thomson

Beck

Martin

Kiernan

Stead (65), Kirby (76 ■), Walker (80), Jones, Lokko, Minter

Kirby

Thomson ● ■

Beck

Martin

Miller

Kiernan (56), Walker (69), Stead (75), Burrell, Kerry, Cracknell

Kerry

Emmett

Kiernan ●

Stead ●

Walker

Miller (79), Martin (87), Fallowfield, Falkingham, Beck, Hall, Cracknell

Kerry ●

Thomson

Miller

Stead

Muldoon

Martin (80), Kiernan (82), Jones, Kirby, Walker, Cracknell

Kerry

Thomson

Miller

Stead

Muldoon ●

Kiernan (66), Martin (72), Jones, Kirby, Walker, Cracknell

Kerry ■

Thomson ■

Miller

Martin

Muldoon ● ●

Kirby (75), Kiernan (84), Stead (90), Jones, Walker, Cracknell

Kerry

Thomson

Miller

Martin

Muldoon

Stead (37 ●), Kiernan (57), Jones (82), Kirby, Walker, Cracknell

Kirby

Thomson

Miller

Stead

Muldoon

Kiernan (63), Beck (70), Walker (78), Jones, Lokko, Cracknell

Kerry ■

Thomson

Kiernan

Martin

Muldoon

Kirby (40), Beck (85), Stead, Walker, Lokko, Cracknell

Kerry

Thomson

Kiernan

Martin

Muldoon

Walker (70), Stead (75), Lokko (90), Emmett, Beck, Cracknell

Kirby

Walker

Miller ●

Beck ●

Muldoon

Thomson (64), Kiernan (64), Martin (69 ●), Jones, Lokko, Cracknell

Kerry

Kiernan

Beck

Martin

Walker

Thomson (59), Stead (78), Falkingham, Muldoon, Miller, Hall, Belshaw

Kerry ■

Thomson

Walker

Kiernan

Muldoon ●

Martin (45), Jones (76), Kirby (76), Stead, Beck, Cracknell

Kerry

Thomson

Kiernan

Martin

Muldoon

Burrell (45 ■), Stead (60), Kirby (60), Walker (84), Lokko, Cracknell

Kerry

Thomson

Miller ●

Beck

Muldoon

Kiernan (67), Martin (82), Lawlor (88), Kirby, Walker, Cracknell

Kerry ■

Thomson

Miller ■

Beck

Muldoon

Kiernan (63), Kirby (88), Fallowfield, Stead, Martin, Cracknell

Kerry

Thomson

Miller

Beck

Muldoon ●

Kiernan (45), Martin (68), Stead, Cracknell

Kirby

Thomson

Kiernan

Martin

Muldoon

Beck (90), Kerry, Stead, Miller, Lokko, Cracknell

Kirby

Thomson

Kiernan

Martin

Muldoon

Stead (80), Beck, Kerry, Miller, Lokko, Cracknell

Kirby

Thomson

Kiernan ●

Martin

Muldoon ●

Francis (59), Miller (83), Stead, Kerry, Lokko, Cracknell

Kirby ■

Thomson

Kiernan

Martin

Muldoon

Kerry (73), Miller (85), Stead, Lokko, Cracknell

Kirby

Thomson ● ●

Kiernan

Martin

Muldoon

Falkingham (72), Kerry (90), Miller, Stead, Lokko, Cracknell

Kirby

Thomson

March ■

McPake

Muldoon ●

Williams (54), Falkingham (65 ■), Kerry (65 ■ ■), Stead (82), Hondermarck (82), Cracknell

Last updated 17 January 2021

A = Appearances; () = Games on as sub; G = Goals;

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HARROGATE TOWN FIRST-TEAM SQUAD N O

IN A PT A C

IN N A LO

James

Belshaw

Ryan

Fallowfield

Dan

Josh

Jones

Will

Falkingham

Warren

Burrell

Smith

IN N O N A LO

George

Thomson

Brendan

William

Hondermarck

Kiernan

Connor

Kirby

Mark

Aaron

Beck

Jake

Martin

Jon

Lloyd

Stead

Lawlor

Jack

Kerry

Cracknell

IN N O N A LO

Francis

Walker

Melvin

Tom

Minter

March

Kevin

Lokko

Williams N O

N O

Weaver MANAGER

N A LO

Simon

Jay

Josh

McPake

Josh

Mitchell

Roberts

Paul

Thirlwell

ASSISTANT MANAGER

Simon

Power

Phil

Priestley

GOALKEEPER COACH

Hall

Muldoon

League Two

Connor

2020/21 SEASON STATS # Player

Joe

G ■

Cups

■

Season A

Town

James Belshaw

18 (0) 0

- 2 (0) 0 20 (0) 0 164

Ryan Fallowfield

17 (0) 0

- 4 (0) 0 21 (0) 0 143

Dan Jones

5 (2)

Josh Falkingham

17 (2) 0

- 5 (0) 0 22 (2) 0 158

Will Smith

11 (0)

- 4 (0) 0 15 (0) 0 59

Warren Burrell

19 (1) 0

- 7 (0) 0 27 (1) 0 246 12

George Thomson

20 (0) 3

- 4 (3) 0 24 (3) 3 157 30

Will Hondermarck

0 (1)

- 0 (0) 0 0 (1) 0

Mark Beck

6 (3)

- 4 (3) 1 10 (6) 1

116 26 28

3 (1) 1

8 (3)

10 Aaron Martin

14 (5) 2

- 4 (3) 1 18 (6) 3

Joe Leesley*

0 (0) 0

- 0 (0) 0 0 (0) 0 146 34

12 Jake Lawlor

9 (1)

- 4 (0) 1

13 Joe Cracknell

3 (0) 0

- 6 (0) 0 9 (0) 0

13 (1)

14 Brendan Kiernan

9 (8)

- 4 (2) 2 13 (10) 3

15 Connor Kirby

10 (5) 0

- 4 (3) 0 14 (8) 0

16 Jon Stead

3 (10)

- 2 (4) 1 5 (14) 2

17 Lloyd Kerry

13 (3) 2

1 7 (0) 1 20 (3) 3 177

18 Jack Muldoon

19 (0) 10 -

- 6 (0) 0 25 (0) 10 121

19 Calvin Miller*

8 (2)

2 (1) 1 10 (3) 2

20 Connor Hall

21 (0)

- 4 (0) 0 25 (0) 1

22 Ed Francis

3 (1)

- 0 (0) 0

23 Tom Walker

1 (6)

- 5 (0) 0 6 (6) 0

24 Josh March

1 (0)

- 0 (0) 0 1 (0) 0

25 Melvin Minter

0 (0) 0

- 0 (0) 0 0 (0) 0

26 Kevin Lokko

0 (1)

- 5 (0) 1

27 Jay Williams

0 (1)

- 0 (0) 0 0 (1) 0

28 Josh McPake

1 (0)

- 0 (0) 0 1 (0) 0

29 Mitchell Roberts

1 (0)

- 0 (0) 0 1 (0) 0

30 Simon Power

0 (0) 0 0

- 0 (0) 0 0 (0) 0

0 (0) 0

- 1 (0) 0 1 (0) 0 229 22

Jack Emmett**

A = Appearances; () = Games on as sub; G = Goals; *Out on Loan; **Left Club

3 (1)

5 (1)

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U19s

U19s Alliance

Oct 14 Stanley United (A) W 6-2 Oct 19 Pontefract Collieries (A) L 3-4 Oct 29 LUUA (A) L 2-5

Sep 16 Sep 30 Oct 21 Dec 9

West Riding FA Development League Championship North

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

LUUA Beeston St Anthony Tadcaster A (Reds) Pontefract Collieries TOWN Tadcaster A (Sky Blue) Stanley United Tadcaster A (Blue)

PWD 3 3 0 3 2 1 2 2 0 3 1 1 3 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 3 0 0

L 0 0 0 1 2 1 2 3

Pts 9 7 6 4 3 0 0 0

U17s

National League Alliance Division One

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

TOWN LADIES

W 4-2 W 6-4 L 0-3 L 0-1

Farsley Celtic (A) Blyth Spartans (H) South Shields (A) Scarborough Ath (A)

South Shields Scarborough Athletic Blyth Spartans Frickley Athletic TOWN Pontefract Collieries Farsley Celtic Newcastle Benfield Billingham Synthonia Eccleshill United

Garforth Junior Football League Division One

PWD 5 4 1 6 4 1 4 3 0 3 2 0 4 2 0 5 1 1 2 1 0 2 0 1 3 0 1 6 0 1

L 0 1 1 1 2 3 1 1 2 5

Pts 13 13 9 6 6 4 3 1 1 1

Sep 13 Sep 20 Oct 4 Oct 18 Oct 25 Nov 1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

West End Terriers (A) W 6-1 North East Leeds (A) W 8-2 Whinmoor Juniors (H) W 10-0 Woodkirk Valley (H) W 10-1 Upton United (H) W 10-0 Garforth Rangers (A) W 8-0

TOWN Colton Juniors Garforth Rangers North East Leeds West End Terriers Upton United Whinmoor Juniors Farsley Celtic South Hiendley Woodkirk Valley

PWD 6 6 0 5 3 1 7 3 1 5 3 0 5 3 0 6 3 0 7 3 0 5 2 0 7 1 2 7 1 0

L 0 1 3 2 2 3 4 3 4 6

Pts 18 10 10 9 9 9 9 6 5 3

Ladies First Team North East Regional Womens League Premier Division Sep 27 Oct 11 Nov 1 Dec 13 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Wallsend B.C (H) Farsley Celtic (H) Sheffield Wed (H) Alnwick Town (H)

Hartlepool United York City Alnwick Town Wallsend B.C. TOWN Redcar Town Ossett United South Shields Farsley Celtic Sheffield Wednesday

D4-4 W1-0 W4-0 L0-4 P W D 6 4 2 5 3 2 5 3 1 6 2 2 4 2 1 6 2 1 3 1 2 4 1 0 6 1 0 5 0 1

L F A GD 0 27 14 13 0 16 7 9 1 17 11 6 2 20 21 -1 1 9 8 1 3 18 18 0 0 8 5 3 3 7 14 -7 5 12 25 -13 4 8 19 -11

All leagues are now suspended until further notice. Tables updated 17 January 2021. Visit harrogatetownafc.com for latest updates.

Pts 14 11 10 8 7 7 5 3 3 1

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The original Newport’s 60-season stay in the Football League was ended by relegation in 1988 and in February 1989, the Club was wound up and expelled from the Conference. A group of 400 supporters reformed the Club in 1989 and were admitted to the Hellenic League, four leagues below the Football League. In 1989-90, The Exiles won promotion to the Southern League, and in the 1995, when they returned to Rodney Parade, were promoted to the Southern League Premier Division. In 1999 the ‘County’ moniker was reinstated, and in 2004 Newport took their place in the inaugural Conference South season. It wasn’t until 2010 they returned to the Conference, and the late Justin Edinburgh lead them back to the Football League beating Wrexham 2-0 in the 2013 play-off final. After 14th and ninth place finishes, Newport were threatened with relegation before Mike Flynn saved them in 2016-17, and from there

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LEAGUE TWO TABLE 2020/21 TEAM

HOME P

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24

Carlisle United Newport County Forest Green Rovers Cambridge United Salford City Cheltenham Town Leyton Orient Crawley Town Morecambe Exeter City Walsall Colchester United Mansfield Town Port Vale Tranmere Rovers Oldham Athletic Bolton Wanderers Harrogate Town Bradford City Barrow Scunthorpe United Stevenage Grimsby Town Southend United

21 21 23 23 23 22 23 22 21 20 23 22 23 24 21 24 23 21 21 23 23 21 24 22

AWAY

W D

A W D

A GD Pts

8 7 5 7 5 5 7 5 5 6 5 6 2 4 4 2 3 1 3 3 3 4 2 4

1 1 2 2 0 3 3 2 2 3 4 1 4 5 5 9 6 5 4 2 6 4 6 6

23 15 15 19 18 17 21 19 13 23 14 18 16 15 11 16 12 7 10 19 10 10 8 11

11 10 11 11 7 12 11 11 13 11 15 11 17 14 9 23 17 13 11 16 18 8 18 16

5 3 2 5 6 3 6 4 5 1 2 5 2 6 3 2 3 5 5 8 8 4 7 6

9 16 14 17 11 14 13 15 14 18 14 10 15 18 12 21 15 15 10 11 12 6 11 3

9 11 9 11 10 10 15 17 19 16 16 19 13 20 16 19 18 13 14 16 16 14 22 17

1 2 5 3 6 3 2 3 3 2 4 4 6 3 0 1 3 3 4 7 2 3 4 1

4 4 5 4 5 5 4 4 5 2 2 1 4 4 4 6 4 6 3 2 4 0 3 1

2 4 4 2 1 3 1 4 1 6 6 5 5 2 5 4 4 1 2 1 0 6 2 4

12 10 9 14 12 9 8 6 -5 14 -3 -2 1 -1 -2 -5 -8 -4 -5 -2 -12 -6 -21 -19

39 39 39 38 37 36 36 34 34 32 31 30 29 29 29 29 28 25 24 23 23 21 21 20

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1 James Belshaw (GK) 2 Ryan Fallowfield 3 Dan Jones 4 Josh Falkingham (c) 5 Will Smith 6 Warren Burrell 7 George Thomson 8 Will Hondermarck 9 Mark Beck 10 Aaron Martin 12 Jake Lawlor 13 Joe Cracknell (GK) 14 Brendan Kiernan 15 Connor Kirby 16 Jon Stead 17 Lloyd Kerry 18 Jack Muldoon 20 Connor Hall 22 Ed Francis 23 Tom Walker 24 Josh March 25 Melvin Minter (GK) 26 Kevin Lokko 27 Jay Williams 28 Josh McPake 29 Mitch Roberts 30 Simon Power

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