Stuart James is a Senior Writer based in Plymouth, focusing on sports journalism. With a passion for football, Stuart covers a range of topics including player ratings, cult football boots, and local team updates. His work has been featured in various publications including The Athletic, The National News, DevonLive, and Plymouth Herald.
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By: Stuart James
Emirates' flag-bearer narrowly misses out on medal in Paris The UAE's Maryam Al Zeyoudi just missed out on a medal after finishing in fourth
Parkway are hosting Taunton at Bolitho Park on Tuesday night as they bid for their first Southern League win of the season
It is one of those immutable rules of football that you don't always get what you deserve and also, when you are down at the bottom of the division, you are also down on your luck.
Tonight’s team will again be a mix of fringe players that need minutes and promising youngsters all of whom will be looking to catch the eye of first team manager Gary Caldwell, who will be in attendance tonight.
He has suffered a hamstring injury which will keep him out until the New Year
“I thought it was a brilliant night for the football club. It showed the next batch of Academy players that are coming through"
JAMES Rew will be thrust into the pressure cooker of Vitality Blast Finals Day today when Somerset attempt to retain the title they won last summer.
A BREAK is as good as a rest, or so the saying goes, and for manager Gary Caldwell, the international fixtures and two-week interlude came just at the right time for Exeter City.
By: Stuart James
Somerset head to Lancashire today with the intention of using their weekend disappointment on T20 finals day as the fuel for their fire to land a maiden County Championship title.
“I will be surprised if Louie Cayless is still here in two years because he is up there with one of the best technical footballers I have seen come through the Academy,”
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