Exeter City: A Complete Record, 1904-1990

The Ultimate Grecians Record Book Relive Every Match, Goal, and Glory from 1904–1990 Exeter City: A Complete Record, 1904-1990 is the definitive chronicle of one of English football’s most storied lower-league clubs. The book captures the club’s journey from its origins with St Sidwell’s School boys at the end of the 19th century through the highs of their famous 1990 Fourth Division championship win and the unforgettable FA Cup run of 1931. With over 200 archive images and meticulous match data, the authors explore every memorable moment at St James’ Park—charting the Grecians’ battles for survival, celebrated victories, and their best-ever League season in 1979-80. Soccer fans and Exeter City supporters alike will be enthralled by the exhaustive detail that brings the club’s legacy to life, from player biographies to full statistical records. Maurice Golesworthy, Garth Dykes, and Alex Wilson combine decades of research and reporting experience to produce a book that is both authoritative and engaging (Grecian Archive). Golesworthy’s reputation as a prolific sports writer shines through, with a style that is both accessible and precise, ensuring that every key moment in Exeter City’s history is carefully documented. This comprehensive record is a must-read for anyone interested in the rich tapestry of English football, offering a unique perspective on the Grecians’ enduring spirit and their place in the heart of Devon. ROYAL MAIL TRACKED 48 Publisher: Breedon Books Publishing Co Ltd Published: October 20 1990 Price: £19.99 Hardback: 416 pages Dimensions: 21 x 15 x 3cm CONDITION: The book, now nearing its 40th anniversary, remains in exceptional condition—a genuine collector’s item for Exeter City supporters. Bound in sturdy maroon boards with barely any visible wear, its binding is still tight and resilient. Every page is crisp and unmarked, a testament to the care taken to preserve the meticulous research and engaging writing of Maurice Golesworthy, Garth Dykes, and Alex Wilson. The dust jacket is intact, safeguarding the book’s timeless design and ensuring it stands out on any shelf, just as the comprehensive record inside stands out in the history of English football. This Edition is now protected with Archival Dust Jacket Sleeving