Good news / Bad news
0 commentsAfter yet another draw away at Woking on Tuesday night, ECFC have now won only 1 out of their last 8 games. Although optimists might add they have also lost only 1 from their last 12.
City look to increase home 'advantage'
0 commentsAfter ECFC dropped yet another 2 points at home on Saturday, sources close to the club management have revealed they are set to investigate opportunities whereby benefits of playing at home can be exploited.
St James' Park Hoodoo continues
0 commentsAfter a dogged away win at Farsley at the weekend, ECFC once again undid their hard work by throwing away 2 points at home against Forest Green. Last night's result marked City's fourth straight home draw in a row, sparking a frenzy amongst gamblers.
Rampant Chiefs batter the Titans
0 commentsAfter another woeful display from England in the World Cup, a French referee blind to forward passes and match commentary from ITV so annoying that it makes you want to reach into the TV screen to strangle the twats, once again the responsibility to put a smile on the faces of rugby fans in the area was left to the Exeter Chiefs – and boy did they deliver!
Clay pigeon company facing bankruptcy
0 commentsA Clay Pigeon shooting range near Budleigh Salterton is desperately attempting to balance its' books after a brief visit from a mysterious visitor ended in devastation.
Chiefs cheers up union fans
0 commentsIn a day which saw mixed emotions for sports fans, England football, cricket and rugby teams all triumphed against competitive opposition. But after a pretty dismal display by the national team in their opening Rugby World Cup match, Exeter Chiefs fans can take solace in a superb derby victory at Plymouth Albion.
City show up for TV
0 commentsA fine display in front of the cameras on Tuesday evening earned ECFC a well earned point away at Oxford. They bravely fought back to draw after falling behind to two penalties, but it could be the fans who pay the real penalty.
Chiefs use all their tribe in opener
0 commentsExeter Chiefs opened their National League One campaign with a comprehensive home victory over the toothless Sedgley Park Tigers, and almost all of the Chiefs squad managed to get a run out on the opening day.