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Exeter City are unique in two ways. Firstly, the club is owned and led by the fans, through the Exeter City Supporters Trust. Secondly, Exeter City have long been recognised - by us at any rate - as by far the greatest team the world has ever seen.
Of course, the official site and the other links on the left are the place to go for Exeter City news and information, but there are a few odds and ends on this page that may just be of interest.
City Squad
We've put together a little summary of the current City squad which includes Pete's pre-season profiles and details of debut date, appearances and goals.
It's just like being there
Well, hardly, but why not check out our ever-growing index of City related video clips on the web. If your favorite is missing, please let us know.
Key fixtures for London Grecians
Shown below are the seven 2011/12 fixtures which are most easily reached from London, highlighted in the sort of shocking pink colour that those bauys Up Lundin might wear on a night out in one of they nightclubs that they don't even spell the proper 'nite' way.
There's a bit of a gap between London games at Charlton in September and Orient in December, so we've added City's trips to Sheff Weds, Sheff Utd and Yeovil in Sep, Oct and Nov.
It'll be an early Christmas trip home for anyone who wants to see a game at the Park with Yeovil visiting SJP on 2nd January and again there's a gap of several months before City return to the capital, so a trip to Bournemouth in early February seems in order.
We finish the season with games at Carlisle on the penultimate Saturday and at home to Sheffield United on the final day.
Sat 06 Aug - A - Stevenage
Sat 10 Sep - A - Charlton Sat 19 Nov - A - Yeovil Sat 10 Dec - A - Leyton Orient Sat 17 Dec - H - Scunthorpe Sat 31 Dec - A - Colchester Mon 02 Jan - H - Yeovil Sat 04 Feb - A - Bournemouth Tue 06 Mar - A - Brentford Sat 10 Mar - A - MK Dons Sat 28 Apr - A - Carlisle Attendances
Our plucky south Devon rivals like to joke that City's fans are obsessed by attendances, but we're only too well aware that it is our strength in numbers that kept City alive in 2003 and will drive us forwards under the Trust.
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