Summary
I ADMIT I was among the 4,000 who left St James's Park on Saturday afternoon mightily disappointed. I'd just witnessed Exeter City's 4-0 defeat by Huddersfield which left them rooted to the foot of League One. I've been watching City since the 1970s... the days of goalscoring heroes such as Fred Binney, Alan Beer and Tony Kellow. Since then there've been plenty of lows, and those occasional highs which make following a lower division team seem worthwhile.
As I walked out of the ground at the weekend, it's fair to say there were a few dissenting voices. Football fans are a fickle lot, and some were even questioning whether a change of manager might be needed. I've never heard anything so ridiculous in my life. Paul Tisdale has transformed the club on the field over the last few years, and I'm totally confident that despite losing some key players from the spine of last season's team, and lots of injuries, he'll soon take us into mid table.See the full content of this document
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Success Is More Than League Position
We need to stay loyal to him, because, despite many chances to go and mana...
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