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MATCH SUMMARY:
City 3 Blyth Spartans 1 (19/9/09)
Finally, finally City laid to rest our new season home jinx
at the sixth time of asking at the expense of a fragile looking
Blyth side who faced a miserable long trip back to the North-East.
City's attack made the most of the extra space they were allowed
from the visitors, and despite riding our luck at time we
were well worth a long-awaited home win. The only blot on
an otherwise morale lifting display came with the sight of
invaluable forward target man Mike Symons being...UNDER CONSTRUCTION
hamsters demon evilMATCH PREVIEW: City
Look To Raise Game as Spartans Travel South (19/9/09) After last week's frustatingly flat performance in the
defeat to Workington our players should be anything but complacent
as we try to take our first home points of the season at the sixth
time of asking. Saturday's vistors are Blyth Spartans, making
the long trip from Northumberland. Blyth are a difficult side
to predict at the moment, their form has been inconsistent and
landed them firmly in mid-table, their solitary win on the road
coming with an impressive 3-0 despatching of Hyde. The side itself...
wood stain finishesMATCH SUMMARY: City
0 Workington 2 (12/9/09)
City put in a disappointingly flat performance to present a harder
working Workington outfit with all the points on a frustrating
afternoon for the Tigers. Mehew's men saw several strong penalty
appeals waved away, but there were few excuses for a misfiring
display that saw City create little to concern the visitor's keeper.
Without having to dazzle Workington's solid performance was enough
to claim a win, both their goals coming as City struggled to defend
dead ball...
LATEST
NEWS: Price Rise as Jamie
Leaves for Worcester City
(31/10/07)
City have announced that Welsh youth midfielder Jamie
Price has been allowed to leave the club and has signed for
Blue Square North side Worcester City. The lank-haired left sided
player arrived at City at the end of August having spent a frustrating
summer trying to find a new club since being released by Birmingham
City. Price showed an immediate touch of class and obviously has
great talent, but after a bright start he soon seemed to lose
his way and struggled to make his mark on matches. The 19 year-old
made nine appearances for us but has been unavailable in recent
weeks as he completed a...
YOUTH TEAM:
City Cubs Hit Glory Trail as Merthyr Magic Sets Up 1st Round Tie
(24/10/07) City's recent love affair with the FA Youth Cup continued
after the young Tigers produced a glorious 1-0 win to edge out
a very strong Merthyr Tydfil side to reach the 1st Round proper
of the FA Youth Cup tonight. The u-18s now face the exciting prospect
of another trip to Wales, this time to face the youth side of
Swansea City in a match that offers the youngsters a footnote
in club history. The Youth Team must have feared the worst when
the draw of the national youth cup competition took place in the
summer. Not only did the u-18s face a long trip to face Blue Square
Premier outfit Exeter City in the...
SUPPORTERS TRUST:
Race Night Cash Raiser at Gloucester Cricket Club (09/11/07)
An entertaining night of horse racing and nag watching is being
hosted by the City Trust at Gloucester Cricket Club at The Spa
in Park Road, Gloucester. This is a regular and popular fundraising
event for the Trust and the need for fun, support and cash has
rarely been greater. Come along and help swell our coffers, and
who knows, pick a winner and go... Trust Issues Flood Appeal (26/08/07): Fans of
Gloucester City Football Club have decided to refocus their financial
appeal on replacing club shop stock damaged in the flooding to
the club’s flood ravaged Meadow Park home. The flooding
of July 2007 was the worst in the history of Gloucester and the
River Severn laid ...MORE DETAILS ON HOW TO GIVE...
neighbours COMMERCIAL
NEWS: Business Advertsing & Sponsorship
with Gloucester City (15/10/07) “Business ConneXtions” is a name for
a number of initiatives where the Club hopes to be a conduit for
Gloucester businesses to sell either business to business, or
business to public. The match day Business ConneXtions Club is
part of this scheme and local businessman and former City director
Daryll Cox has agreed to become the patron, host and founding
member. The Business ConneXtions Club Membership allows members
an executive facility to watch Gloucester City matches from the
comfort of the main stand and/or from the exclusive members club
lounge facility that overlooks the pitch – The...
WHAT CAN
YOU DO ?: Advertise City's Home Fixtures
at the New Lawn
Our decision to exile ourselves to Nailsworth and the New Lawn
means its even more importrant we all do our bit to keep the football
club alive across Gloucester. As laways our future will depend
on getting more bodies through the turnstiles. Most fans think
this season's squad is the best we've had for some while and even
after flooding robbed us of our own ground it's still a good time
to get people the City bug. We can all help with by press-ganging
people into joining us, but also by making sure everyone remembers
we still exist and when our games are on. Play your part by sticking
these posters all across the city - up at work, local shops and
pubs and on unsuspecting passing pedestrians.
TERRACE TRASH: Bluffers
Guide to the Southern League Premier Season (18/08/07) A few seasons ago we made a rash attempt to offer ourselves
up for a season of ridicule by doing our best to predict what
the season ahead held for our division. We have a proud record
of getting one or two things right and even more wrong, most embarrassingly
misplacing Taunton in Devon a few years ago. Anyway, we've done
our best to track all the usual close season intrigue so that
you can make one or two well educated comments at our first few
games and impress your mates with your in-depth knowledge. Be
careful though, our crystal ball has previously seemed to have
been swapped in the night for one of those plastic snowshakers
that just leaves you staring...
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