League Record
SEASON – DIV – P – W – D – L – F – A – PTS – POS
2009-10 – SLP – 42 – 17 – 11 – 14 – 078 – 065 – 062 – 11th
2010-11 – SLP – 40 – 27 – 06 – 07 – 091 – 035 – 087 – 1st
2011-12 – FCS – 42 – 13 – 09 – 20 – 065 – 080 – 048 – 14th
2012-13 – FCS – 42 – 09 – 08 – 25 – 057 – 090 – 025 – 22nd *
2013-14 – SLP – 44 – 15 – 09 – 20 – 068 – 084 – 054 – 17th
2014-15 – SLP – 44 – 27 – 05 – 12 – 083 – 058 – 086 – 3rd
2015-16 – NLS – 42 – 17 – 14 – 11 – 062 – 055 – 065 – 4th
2016-17 – NLS – 42 – 11 – 07 – 24 – 053 – 099 – 040 – 19th
2017-18 – NLS – 42 – 20 – 09 – 13 – 071 – 055 – 069 – 7th
2018-19 – NLS – 42 – 09 – 12 – 21 – 063 – 087 – 039 – 20th
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2009-2010 Southern League Premier
1 – Bedford Town (A) W 2-0 (Broad 56, Taylor 79) Les Afful debut – Matt Armstrong-Ford debut – Santos Gaia debut Sat 15 Aug
Team – Matt Armstrong-Ford (GK), Barry McConnell, Graeme Power, Jake Ash, Santos Gaia, Joe Broad, Andy Taylor, Dan Clay, Les Afful, Andy Watkins, Scott Walker
Subs Used – Martin Watts, Marcus Martin, Arran Pugh
Truro City started life in Southern League Premier with victory away from home at Bedford. City’s goals came in the second period from Joe Broad and Andy Taylor as Sean McCarthy’s side made the transition to their new league look simple. There were debuts for summer signings Santos Gaia and Les Afful, who are both former Exeter City players. BBC Sport
2 – Merthyr Tydfil (H) W 3-1 (Watkins 19, Afful 50, Broad 86) Tue 18 Aug
Team – Matt-Armstrong-Ford (GK), Barry McConnell, Graeme Power, Jake Ash, Santos Gaia, Joe Broad, Andy Taylor, Dan Clay, Les Afful, Andy Watkins, Scott Walker
Subs Used – Martin Watts, Marcus Martin, Shane White
Truro City continued their winning start to the Southern Premier League season with a 3-1 win at home against Merthyr Tydfil on Tuesday. Truro took the lead through Andy Watkins in the first half, with Les Afful adding a second after the break. Merthyr Tydfil sub Marcus Griffiths then pulled a goal back for the visitors before Joe Broad made sure Truro secured all three points. BBC Sport
3 – Farnborough (H) L 2-3 (Gaia 58, Watkins 86) Ash sent off – Clay sent off Sat 22 Aug
Team – David Wilkinson (GK), Barry McConnell, Graeme Power, Jake Ash, Santos Gaia, Joe Broad, Andy Taylor, Dan Clay, Les Afful, Andy Watkins, Scott Walker
Subs Used – Marcus Martin, Shane White, Martin Watts
Truro went down to their first defeat of their maiden season in the Southern Premier League on Saturday, losing at home to Farnborough. Truro’s goals came courtesy of new signing Santos Gaia and Andy Watkins, but the White Tigers ended the match with nine players. Danny Clay and Jake Ash were both sent off, but Truro manager Sean McCarthy remained upbeat at the final whistle. He said: “Apart from the red cards I’m delighted with what we’ve shown today. We’ve got a great bunch of lads in there and the team spirit is fantasic. They won’t stop running and won’t stop working and that’s what we’re all about,” McCarthy told BBC Cornwall. The defeat by Farnborough comes off the back of two victories for Truro, against both Bedford and Merthyr Tydfil. McCarthy added: “At the end of the day we’ve had a good start, we’ve won two games and we’ve lost a game, so I’m not too disappointed, especially considering the attitude that the players have shown.” BBC Sport
4 – Swindon Supermarine (A) W 4-0 (Afful, Broad, Watts, Watkins) Wed 26 Aug
Team – David Wilkinson (GK), Barry McConnell, Graeme Power, Jake Ash, Santos Gaia, Joe Broad, Andy Taylor, Marcus Martin, Les Afful, Andy Watkins, Martin Watts
Subs Used – Arran Pugh, Dan Clay, Lewis Edwards
Truro City returned to winning ways with a 4-0 victory away at Swindon Supermarine on Wednesday. Les Afful, Joe Broad and Martin Watts, all scored during the first half with Andy Watkins adding the fourth after the break. The result means the White Tigers are fourth in the Southern League Premier, three points behind leaders Farnborough, who beat them 3-2 on Saturday. The defeat left Swindon fifth bottom with only three points from their first four games. BBC Sport
5 – Hednesford Town (A) W 3-2 (Watkins 40, 81, Afful 43) Sat 29 Aug
Team – David Wilkinson (GK), Barry McConnell, Graeme Power, Jake Ash, Santos Gaia, Joe Broad, Andy Taylor, Dan Clay, Les Afful, Andy Watkins, Martin Watts
Subs Used – Lewis Edwards, Marcus Martin
Truro City picked up their second away win of the season with a 3-2 victory over Hednesford Town on Saturday. The scores were level at 2-2 with just under 10 minutes to play in the second half, before a second goal from Andy Watkins gave Truro all three points. Watkins scored City’s first goal in the 40th minute, with Les Afful putting City 2-1 in front after 43 minutes. Truro have now started the Southern Premier League season with four wins and one defeat. BBC Sport
6 – Tiverton Town (H) W 2-0 (McConnell 73 pen, Watts 83) Mon 31 Aug
Team – David Wilkinson (GK), Barry McConnell, Graeme Power, Jake Ash, Santos Gaia, Joe Broad, Andy Taylor, Dan Clay, Les Afful, Andy Watkins, Martin Watts
Subs Used – Lewis Edwards, Marcus Martin
Truro City continued their strong start to the season with a 2-0 win over Tiverton Town at Treyew Road on Monday. A penalty from Barry McConnell and a Martin Watts tap-in secured all three points for the White Tigers. Truro now have five wins from their first six games in the Southern Premier League and are only one point behind leaders Farnborough. BBC Sport
7 – Banbury United (A) D 0-0 Sat 5 Sep
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Graeme Power, Arran Pugh, Santos Gaia, Joe Broad, Lewis Edwards, Marcus Martin, Les Afful, Andy Watkins, Martin Watts
Subs Used – Josh Grant, Karl Baker
Truro City were held to a goalless draw by Southern Premier League rivals Banbury United at the Spencer Stadium on Saturday. New loan signing Martin Rice made a succession of good saves throughout to keep Truro in the game. The White Tigers were without their influential captain Jake Ash and Danny Clay, who were both suspended. The result leaves Truro three points behind league leaders Farnborough, who won 2-0 away at Tiverton Town. BBC Sport
8 – Cambridge City (H) D 1-1 (Taylor 5) 19 Sep
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Graeme Power, Jake Ash, Santos Gaia, Joe Broad, Andy Taylor, Marcus Martin, Les Afful, Andy Watkins, Martin Watts
9 – Rugby Town (A) D 1-1 (Afful 47) 3 Oct
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Karl Baker, Jake Ash, Santos Gaia, Joe Broad, Andy Taylor, Marcus Martin, Les Afful, Martin Watts, Scott Walker
Sub Used – Liam Eddy
10 – Chippenham Town (H) L 3-5 (McConnell 36 pen, Clay 56, Watts 70) 6 Oct
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Graeme Power, Jake Ash, Santos Gaia, Joe Broad, Andy Taylor, Dan Clay, Les Afful, Martin Watts, Scott Walker
Subs Used – Stewart Yetton, Marcus Martin
11 – Leamington (A) W 3-1 (Taylor 2, Afful 11, McConnell 64 pen) 7 Nov
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Lee Hodges, Arran Pugh, Santos Gaia, Steve Adams, Andy Taylor, Marcus Martin, Stewart Yetton, Les Afful, Scott Walker
Subs Used – Andy Watkins, Joe Broad
12 – Halesowen Town (H) L 1-2 (Afful 70) 14 Nov
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Lee Hodges, Arran Pugh, Santos Gaia, Steve Adams, Andy Taylor, Marcus Martin, Stewart Yetton, Les Afful, Scott Walker
Subs Used – Jake Ash, Joe Broad, Andy Watkins
13 – Nuneaton Town (A) L 0-4 17 Nov
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Lee Hodges, Jake Ash, Santos Gaia, Steve Adams, Andy Taylor, Marcus Martin, Les Afful, Andy Watkins, Scott Walker
Subs Used – Joe Broad, Dan Clay, Martin Watts
14 – Stourbridge (A) L 2-7 (Ash 84, Yetton 89) 5 Dec
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Graeme Power, Jake Ash, Santos Gaia, Marcus Martin, Andy Taylor, Dan Clay, Stewart Yetton, Les Afful, Lee Hodges
Subs Used – Arran Pugh, Andy Watkins, Martin Watts
Truro City Football Club sack Sean McCarthy as manager
Chris Webb takes over as caretaker manager of Truro City Football Club
15 – Evesham United (H) L 1-2 (Watkins 3) Tue 8 Dec
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Dan Clay, Jake Ash, Santos Gaia, Andy Taylor, Les Afful, Marcus Martin, Stewart Yetton, Andy Watkins, Scott Walker
Subs Used – Graeme Power, Lee Hodges, Martin Watts
Truro City went down to their fourth consecutive defeat in the Southern League on Tuesday, as Evesham United took all three points at Treyew Road. The Tigers opened the scoring after three minutes when Andy Watkins’ effort hit the back of the net. An own goal by Truro keeper Martin Rice on 13 minutes put Evesham back on level terms before Michael Hayden put the visitors in front at half-time. The result means that Truro have dropped to 13th in the league table. BBC Sport
Steve Thompson takes over as manager of Truro City Football Club
Tiverton Town (A) P-P Sat 26 Dec
16 – Clevedon Town (H) D 2-2 (Watkins 10, Martin 39) Kyle Tooze debut Fri 1 Jan
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Lee Hodges, Jake Ash, Santos Gaia, Steve Adams, Andy Taylor, Marcus Martin, Andy Watkins, Les Afful, Kyle Tooze
Subs Used – Joe Broad, Stewart Yetton
New Truro City manager Steve Thompson failed to get his tenure off to a winning start on Friday night as his team were held 2-2 at home by Clevedon. Truro found themselves a goal down after seven minutes when Tom Billing headed the visitors in front. The Tigers responded just three minutes later through Andy Watkins, then Marcus Martin fired them ahead on 39 minutes. But struggling Clevedon equalised through Pete Sheppard just before half-time to claim a share of the spoils. Truro have climbed a place to 13th in the Southern Premier League table – four points clear of 19th-placed Clevedon. BBC Sport
17 – Cambridge City (A) W 3-0 (Afful 22, McConnell 50 pen, Watkins 75) Florin Pelecaci debut Sat 23 Jan
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Lee Hodges, Jake Ash, Arran Pugh, Steve Adams, Andy Taylor, Florin Pelecaci, Andy Watkins, Les Afful, Kyle Tooze
Subs Used – Marvin Brown, Joe Broad, Stewart Yetton
18 – Bashley (A) L 0-2 Tue 26 Jan
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Lee Hodges, Jake Ash, Arran Pugh, Steve Adams, Andy Taylor, Florin Pelecaci, Andy Watkins, Les Afful, Kyle Tooze
Subs Used – Marvin Brown, Stewart Yetton
19 – Banbury United (H) D 1-1 (Ash 90) Sat 30 Jan
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Martin Watts, Jake Ash, Arran Pugh, Steve Adams, Andy Taylor, Florin Pelecaci, Andy Watkins, Les Afful, Marvin Brown
Subs Used – Scott Walker, Kyle Tooze, Stewart Yetton
20 – Brackley Town (A) L 3-4 (Taylor 8, Pugh 31, Yetton 90) Tue 2 Feb
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Scott Walker, Jake Ash, Arran Pugh, Steve Adams, Andy Taylor, Florin Pelecaci, Andy Watkins, Les Afful, Kyle Tooze
Subs Used – Stewart Yetton, Marvin Brown, Marcus Martin
21 – Leamington (H) D 2-2 (McConnell 1 pen, M. Brown 70) Aaron Brown debut Sat 6 Feb
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Andy Lindegaard, Jake Ash, Aaron Brown, Steve Adams, Andy Taylor, Joe Broad, Andy Watkins, Les Afful, Kyle Tooze
Subs Used – Marvin Brown, Marcus Martin, Scott Walker
22 – Hemel Hempstead Town (H) W 3-1 (Watkins 18, M. Brown 25, 45) Tue 9 Feb
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Andy Lindegaard, Arran Pugh, Aaron Brown, Steve Adams, Andy Taylor, Marvin Brown, Andy Watkins, Les Afful, Scott Walker
Subs Used – Dan Clay, Stewart Yetton
23 – Halesowen Town (A) L 2-3 (Watkins 56, 74) Sat 13 Feb
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Andy Lindegaard, Aaron Brown, Arran Pugh, Steve Adams, Andy Taylor, Marvin Brown, Andy Watkins, Les Afful, Scott Walker
Subs Used – Marcus Martin, Kyle Tooze, Stewart Yetton
24 – Bashley (H) D 1-1 (Taylor 68) Tue 16 Feb
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Marcus Martin, Andy Lindegaard, Arran Pugh, Aaron Brown, Steve Adams, Andy Taylor, Marvin Brown, Andy Watkins, Les Afful, Dan Clay
Subs Used – Stewart Yetton, Kyle Tooze
25 – Bedford Town (H) W 5-1 (Martin 40 pen, Watkins 45, 75, Watts 53, Yetton 90) 20 Feb
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Marcus Martin, Martin Watts, Arran Pugh, Aaron Brown, Steve Adams, Kyle Tooze, Marvin Brown, Andy Watkins, Les Afful, Dan Clay
Sub Used – Stewart Yetton
Truro City turned on the style to come from behind and secure an emphatic win over Bedford Town at Treyew Road. Bedford went in front on three minutes through Callum Lewis, before goals from Marcus Martin and Andy Watkins gave the Tigers a 2-1 lead at half-time. Martin Watts then increased City’s lead shortly after the restart, with Watkins netting his second on 75 minutes. In second-half stoppage time Stewart Yetton wrapped up the win for Truro with his 200th goal for the club. The victory sees Truro move up a place to 12th in the Southern Premier League table, whilst Bedford stay 18th. BBC Sport
Matt the Stat – Stewart Yetton scores his 200th goal in all competitions for Truro City Football Club
26 – Merthyr Tydfil (A) W 2-1 (A. Brown 55, M. Brown 78) 2 Mar
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Marcus Martin, Andy Lindegaard, Arran Pugh, Aaron Brown, Steve Adams, Martin Watts, Marvin Brown, Andy Watkins, Les Afful, Dan Clay
Subs Used – Stewart Yetton, Scott Walker
27 – Swindon Supermarine (H) D 0-0 6 Mar
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Marcus Martin, Andy Lindegarrd, Arran Pugh, Aaron Brown, Steve Adams, Martin Watts, Marvin Brown, Stewart Yetton, Les Afful, Dan Clay
Subs Used – Andy Taylor, Kyle Tooze, Scott Walker
28 – Chippenham Town (A) L 1-2 (Watkins 52) Tue 9 Mar
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Marcus Martin, Andy Lindegaard, Arran Pugh, Aaron Brown, Scott Walker, Andy Taylor, Marvin Brown, Andy Watkins, Les Afful, Martin Watts
Subs Used – Stewart Yetton, Eugenio De Veiga
Truro City’s promotion ambitions suffered a blow on Tuesday as they lost 2-1 away at Chippenham Town. After a goalless first-half, the Tigers took the lead through Andy Watkins on 52 minutes. Chippenham then fought back with two late goals from Alex Kite and Lewis Powell to secure all three points. The loss sees Truro drop down two places to 12th in the Southern Premier League, where they are now 12 points adrift of the play-off places. With 14 games of the season still remaining, bottom side Rugby Town are City’s next opponents at Treyew Road on Saturday. BBC Sport
29 – Rugby Town (H) W 4-1 (Taylor 29, Ash 33, Afful 59, 85) Sat 13 Mar
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Marcus Martin, Andy Lindegaard, Arran Pugh, Jake Ash, Andy Taylor, Stewart Yetton, Andy Watkins, Les Afful, Martin Watts
Truro City came from behind to secure an emphatic win over league strugglers Rugby Town at Treyew Road on Saturday. Greg Smith opened the scoring for the visitors in the 18th minute, before Andy Taylor’s strike put Truro back on level terms 11 minutes later. Jake Ash gave City a 33rd-minute lead, with Les Afful adding two further goals after the break. Truro are now 12th in the Southern Premier League, while Rugby remain rooted to the bottom of the table. BBC Sport
30 – Didcot Town (A) D 1-1 (Watkins 44) 16 Mar
31 – Oxford City (A) D 2-2 (Watkins 2, Martin 66 pen) Sat 20 Mar
Truro City were held to a draw by Oxford City on Saturday despite taking an early lead. Andy Watkins struck after only two minutes for Truro, before Elliot Sandy quickly pulled the home side back onto level terms. Oxford went 2-1 up through a Lee Steele strike after 16 minutes, with Truro’s second coming courtesy of a Marcus Martin penalty on 66 minutes. Truro are now 12th in the Southern Premier League, whilst Oxford are 13th. BBC Sport
32 – Hednesford Town (H) L 1-2 (Yetton 28) 23 Mar
33 – Nuneaton Town (H) L 0-2 27 Mar
Truro City Football Club sack Steve Thompson as manager
Lee Hodges takes over as caretaker manager of Truro City Football Club
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Truro City has confirmed that Steve Thompson will no longer continue as manager of the club. After just 18 games in charge, a club statement confirms: “It has been agreed by mutual consent Steve will no longer continue in his role.” The statement said: “The club would like to thank Steve for all of his efforts on behalf of Truro City and wishes him every success in the future.” Until a new appointment, Lee Hodges will be taking over first-team duties. Thompson, who was the former boss of Yeovil Town, took over the Tigers from Sean McCarthy, who also left the club by mutual consent at the beginning of December. City lost 2-0 to Nuneaton on Saturday at Treyew Road in the Premier Division of the Zamaretto Southern League. BBC Sport
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34 – Evesham United (A) W 2-0 (Martin 53, Pugh 61) 30 Mar
35 – Clevedon Town (A) W 3-0 (Martin 16, McConnell 44 pen, Watkins 67) Mon 5 Apr
Truro City picked up their second win in as many games on Monday beating Clevedon Town 3-0 away from home. The Tigers led 2-0 at the break with goals from Marcus Martin and Barry McConnell (penalty), with Andy Watkins adding the third in the 67th minute. Monday’s win was the second for caretaker boss Lee Hodges, who took control at Treyew Road following the departure of Steve Thompson last week. Hodges started his tenure with a 2-0 victory over Evesham United last week. City are now up to 11th in the Southern Premier League with seven games left. BBC Sport
36 – Farnborough (A) L 1-3 (Martin 10) Wed 7 Apr
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The revolving doors at Truro City continue to turn after the club confirmed secretary Ian Annear is the latest official to leave Treyew Road. In a statement, chairman Kevin Heaney said: “Ian has been a great servant to the club throughout the years, and we all wish him the very best.” Annear is the fourth club official to depart this season. Sean McCarthy, who managed City to promotion to the Southern Premier League last season, left in December. His successor, former Yeovil Town boss Steve Thompson, also left the club after just 18 games on 29 March. Vice chairman Chris Webb walked out on the club just a few months into the season, claiming he wanted to spend more time with his family. The Tigers have achieved four successive promotions, but Mr Heaney, a London property developer who acquired the club in 2004, is a controversial figure. One of his companies, Cornish Homes (UK) Ltd, went into voluntary liquidation in 2008, owing 166 companies and individuals a total of £4.8m. BBC Sport
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37 – Stourbridge (H) W 4-1 (Martin 8, Afful 25, McConnell 60 pen, Ash 67) Sat 10 Apr
Truro City continued their winning streak with a convincing win over Stourbridge at Treyew Road on Saturday. A Marcus Martin goal after eight minutes gave City a lead which was doubled by Les Afful on 25 minutes. Second-half goals from Barry McConnell (penalty) and Jake Ash made sure of all three points before Stourbridge grabbed a consolation through Dave Plinston. The win leaves Truro 11th in the Southern Premier League standings, whilst Stourbridge drop to 10th. BBC Sport
38 – Oxford City (H) L 0-1 Tue 13 Apr
Truro city lost the first of their three games this week going down 1-0 at home to Oxford City on Tuesday. Elliot Sandy’s 49th minute strike was enough to give Oxford City all three points and deny the home side a fourth win in five matches. Despite the loss, Truro stay 11th in the Southern Premier League, whilst Oxford are now 13th. BBC Sport
39 – Didcot Town (H) W 2-1 (Taylor 76, Watkins 90) Thu 15 Apr
Truro City came from a goal down to beat Southern Premier League rivals Didcot Town at Treyew Road on Thursday. After a goalless first period, the visitors took the lead in the 64th minute through striker Mark Draycott. Truro’s Andy Taylor pulled Truro level with just under 15 minutes remaining, before Andy Watkins struck in the 90th minute to secure the win. The win was Truro’s 15th of the season and ensures they stay 11th in the table with three games left to play. BBC Sport
40 – Hemel Hempstead Town (A) W 2-0 (Watkins 24, McConnell 40) Sat 17 Apr
Truro City secured their fifth win in seven games as they beat Hemel Hempstead 2-0 away. The Tigers took the lead in the 24th minute when Andy Watkins fired home, before Barry McConnell doubled the lead five minutes before half-time. After the break, Truro defended strongly to keep out Hemel Hempstead and hold onto their lead. The win sees Truro move onto 58 points from 40 games, leaving them 11th in the Southern Premier League table. BBC Sport
41 – Tiverton Town (A) W 2-1 (McConnell, Broad) Wed 21 Apr
Truro’s caretaker boss Lee Hodges guided his side to their sixth win in eight matches on Wednesday, with a 2-1 victory at local rivals Tiverton Town. Joe Bushin opened the scoring for Tiverton after 41 minutes, before late goals from Barry McConnell and Joe Broad help the Tigers take the points. The result strengthens Hodges’ bid to take on the managerial role full-time at the end of the season. Hodges is now set for talks about the vacant post with chairman Kevin Heaney. City are now 11th in the Southern Premier League standings, whilst Tiverton remain in trouble at the wrong end of the table, with just one place and two points separating them from the relegation places. BBC Sport
42 – Brackley Town (H) D 1-1 (Watkins 13) Sat 24 Apr
Truro City ended their Southern Premier League campaign with a battling draw at home to Brackley Town. The Tigers led 1-0 at half-time, thanks to a goal from striker Andy Watkins after only 13 minutes. Promotion-chasing Brackley increased the pressure after the break, and with only 20 minutes to play, Josh Green slotted home for the visitors. Both sides then searched for a goal that would give them all three points, but neither was able to break through. The result means that Truro finish the season 11th in the league standings, whilst Brackley remain fifth to claim the final play-off spot. BBC Sport
Scorers
20 – Andy Watkins
10 – Les Afful
9 – Barry McConnell
7 – Marcus Martin
7 – Andy Taylor
4 – Jake Ash
4 – Joe Broad
4 – Marvin Brown
4 – Martin Watts
4 – Stewart Yetton
2 – Arran Pugh
1 – Aaron Brown
1 – Dan Clay
1 – Santos Gaia
Clean Sheets
6 – Martin Rice
2 – David Wilkinson
1 – Matt Armstrong-Ford
Squad – Les Afful, Matt Armstrong-Ford (GK), Jake Ash, Karl Baker, Joe Broad, Aaron Brown, Marvin Brown, Dan Clay, Eugenio De Veiga, Liam Eddy, Lewis Edwards, Santos Gaia, Josh Grant, Lee Hodges, Andy Lindegaard, Marcus Martin, Barry McConnell, Florin Pelecaci, Arran Pugh, Martin Rice (GK), Andy Taylor, Kyle Tooze, Scott Walker, Andy Watkins, Martin Watts, David Wilkinson (GK), Stewart Yetton
Home – P-21 W-7 D-7 L-7 F-39 A-31 PTS-28
Away – P-21 W-10 D-4 L-7 F-39 A-34 PTS-34
P-42 W-17 D-11 L-14 F-78 A-65 PTS-62
Final League Position – 11th
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2010-2011 Southern League Premier
1 – Chesham United (H) L 0-3 Sat 14 Aug
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Alex Jeannin, Arran Pugh, Jake Ash, Joe Broad, Andy Taylor, Dan Clay, Stewart Yetton, Les Afful, Dan Smith
Subs Used – Marcus Martin, Steve Adams, Martin Watts
2 – Evesham United (A) W 4-3 (Watkins 35, Ash 52, Taylor 69, Afful 86) Tue 17 Aug
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Alex Jeannin, Lee Hodges, Jake Ash, Joe Broad, Andy Taylor, Marcus Martin, Steve Adams, Andy Watkins, Dan Smith
Subs Used – Arran Pugh, Les Afful, Stewart Yetton
3 – Bedford Town (A) D 1-1 (Jeannin 65) Sat 21 Aug
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Alex Jeannin, Lee Hodges, Arran Pugh, Joe Broad, Andy Taylor, Marcus Martin, Steve Adams, Andy Watkins, Dan Smith
Subs Used – Les Afful, Stewart Yetton, Dan Clay
4 – Bashley (H) W 2-1 (Smith, McConnell pen) Tue 24 Aug
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Martin Watts, Lee Hodges, Arran Pugh, Joe Broad, Andy Taylor, Steve Adams, Les Afful, Andy Watkins, Dan Smith
Subs Used – Dan Clay, Stewart Yetton
5 – Oxford City (H) W 2-1 (Watkins 17, Adams 82) Sat 28 Aug
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Martin Watts, Lee Hodges, Steve Adams, Joe Broad, Andy Taylor, Dan Clay, Les Afful, Andy Watkins, Dan Smith
Sub Used – Stewart Yetton
6 – Tiverton Town (A) W 2-1 (McConnell pen, pen) Mon 30 Aug
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Martin Watts, Lee Hodges, Joe Broad, Steve Adams, Andy Taylor, Dan Clay, Les Afful, Andy Watkins, Dan Smith
Subs Used – Jake Ash, Stewart Yetton
7 – Hednesford Town (H) W 1-0 (Yetton 80) 4 Sep
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Martin Watts, Lee Hodges, Steve Adams, Joe Broad, Les Afful, Dan Clay, Stewart Yetton, Andy Watkins, Dan Smith
Sub Used – Marcus Martin
8 – Hemel Hempstead Town (A) D 1-1 (Watts 8) 18 Sep
Team – Martin Rice (GK), Barry McConnell, Martin Watts, Lee Hodges, Steve Adams, Joe Broad, Andy Taylor, Dan Clay, Stewart Yetton, Andy Watkins, Dan Smith
Sub Used – Marcus Martin
9 – Banbury United (H) W 1-0 (Smith 70) 2 Oct
Team – Tom Brooks (GK), Barry McConnell, Martin Watts, Lee Hodges, Steve Adams, Dan Clay, Andy Taylor, Marcus Martin, Stewart Yetton, Andy Watkins, Les Afful
Subs Used – Barry Hayles, Dan Smith, Joe Broad
10 – Swindon Supermarine (A) W 2-0 (Watkins 18, OG) 6 Oct
Team – Tom Brooks (GK), Barry McConnell, Martin Watts, Lee Hodges, Steve Adams, Dan Clay, Andy Taylor, Marcus Martin, Les Afful, Andy Watkins, Dan Smith
Subs Used – Barry Hayles, Joe Broad
11 – Halesowen Town (H) W 6-0 (Smith 14, 61, Martin 28, 64, Watkins 47, Hayles 80) 9 Oct
Team – Tom Brooks (GK), Barry McConnell, Martin Watts, Lee Hodges, Steve Adams, Dan Clay, Andy Taylor, Marcus Martin, Barry Hayles, Andy Watkins, Dan Smith
Subs Used – Stewart Yetton, Joe Broad
12 – Cirencester Town (A) W 3-0 (Watts, Martin, Hayles) 12 Oct
Team – Tom Brooks (GK), Barry McConnell, Martin Watts, Lee Hodges, Steve Adams, Dan Clay, Andy Taylor, Marcus Martin, Barry Hayles, Andy Watkins, Dan Smith
Sub Used – Les Afful
13 – Leamington (A) L 2-3 (Watkins 33, Hayles 38) 23 Oct
14 – Brackley Town (H) W 1-0 (Hayles 90) 6 Nov
15 – Chippenham Town (H) W 5-0 (Yetton 30, 54, Watkins 41, 59, Afful 76) 9 Nov
16 – Didcot Town (A) W 3-0 (Yetton 16, 30, Smith 87) 13 Nov
17 – Salisbury City (H) D 1-1 (Martin 90 pen) Tue 16 Nov
18 – Stourbridge (H) W 3-1 (Hayles 36, Watkins 60, Martin 87) 27 Nov
19 – Oxford City (A) D 1-1 (Martin 45 pen) 11 Dec
20 – Weymouth (A) W 4-0 (Watkins 20, Martin 31, 43, Taylor 33) 27 Dec
21 – Tiverton Town (H) W 3-0 (Martin x2, Hayles) 3 Jan
22 – Hemel Hempstead Town (H) W 3-0 (Smith 32, Watkins, Watts) 8 Jan
23 – Hednesford Town (A) L 0-1 15 Jan
24 – Evesham United (H) D 1-1 (Martin 52) 22 Jan
25 – Cambridge City (A) W 1-0 (Yetton) 25 Jan
26 – Chesham United (A) L 0-1 29 Jan
27 – Cirencester Town (H) W 2-0 (Watts 58, Afful 80) 1 Feb
28 – Bedford Town (H) L 0-1 5 Feb
29 – Bashley (A) L 1-2 (Hayles 4) 12 Feb
30 – Salisbury City (A) W 6-0 (Taylor 23, Hayles 34, 76, 90, Afful 88, 90) Tue 22 Feb
31 – Stourbridge (A) D 2-2 (Taylor 18, Ash 27) Sat 26 Feb
32 – Cambridge City (H) W 2-0 (Hayles 54, 59) 5 Mar
33 – Brackley Town (A) L 2-3 (Hayles 7, McConnell 79 pen) 12 Mar
34 – Didcot Town (H) W 2-1 (Hayles 7, Pugh 79) 19 Mar
35 – Halesowen Town (A) W 3-0 (Afful 31, Taylor 59, McConnell 73) 26 Mar
36 – Swindon Supermarine (H) W 7-2 (OG 6, Hayles 32, 34, 63 pen, Smith 48, Martin 66, Taylor 89) Sat 2 Apr
37 – Chippenham Town (A) W 2-1 (Martin 82, Taylor 90) Sat 9 Apr
38 – Leamington (H) W 3-1 (Afful 49, 87, Taylor 77) Sat 16 Apr
39 – Banbury United (A) W 3-0 (Afful 19, Hayles 64, Watkins 85) Sat 23 Apr
40 – Weymouth (H) W 3-2 (Martin 4, Walker 20 pen, Broad 84) Mon 25 Apr
Team – Tom Brooks (GK), Barry McConnell, Scott Walker, Arran Pugh, Steve Adams, Jake Ash, Andy Taylor, Marcus Martin, Les Afful, Barry Hayles, Dan Clay
Subs Used – Joe Broad, Stewart Yetton, Andy Watkins
Assists – Hayles 4, Yetton 84
Scorers
18 – Barry Hayles
14 – Marcus Martin
11 – Andy Watkins
9 – Les Afful
8 – Andy Taylor
7 – Dan Smith
6 – Stewart Yetton
5 – Barry McConnell
4 – Martin Watts
2 – Jake Ash
2 – Own Goals
1 – Steve Adams
1 – Joe Broad
1 – Alex Jeannin
1 – Arran Pugh
1 – Scott Walker
Clean Sheets
13 – Martin Rice
4 – Tom Brooks
Squad – Steve Adams, Les Afful, Jake Ash, Joe Broad, Tom Brooks (GK), Dan Clay, Barry Hayles, Alex Jeannin, Marcus Martin, Barry McConnell, Arran Pugh, Martin Rice (GK), Dan Smith, Andy Taylor, Scott Walker, Andy Watkins, Martin Watts, Stewart Yetton
Home – P-20 W-16 D-2 L-2 F-48 A-15 PTS-50
Away – P-20 W-11 D-4 L-5 F-43 A-20 PTS-37
P-40 W-27 D-6 L-7 F-91 A-35 PTS-87
Final League Position – 1st
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2012-2013 Football Conference South
Barry Hayles joins St Albans City – 14 Aug
1 – Billericay Town (A) L 1-2 (Wild 49 OG) Kieffer Moore debut Sat 18 Aug
Team – Tim Sandercombe (GK), Dan Green, Ben Williams, Arran Pugh, Cody Cooke, Jake Ash, Adam Kelly, Ben Adelsbury, Les Afful, Kieffer Moore, Joe Broad
Sub Used – Dan Carne
Truro City boss Lee Hodges was upbeat despite his side’s opening day 2-1 defeat at Billericay Town in the Blue Square Bet South. Chris Wild gave the home side a 27th minute lead, but his own goal drew the sides level just after half-time. But a last-minute goal from Sam Lechmere sealed the win for Billericay. “I thought they were outstanding when you look at what’s happened pre-season and to come here with just 13 players,” Hodges told BBC Radio Cornwall. “Defending has cost us in the end and that’s frustrating really because the boys have worked their socks off in blistering heat.” City went to the match with a depleted squad after a summer of financial problems off the field, and Hodges says with that in mind he could not have asked for anything more from his side. He added: “I think we’re still two or three weeks behind everyone else in our league and I felt we dominated the game other than their two goals.” BBC Sport
40 – Farnborough (H) D 3-3 (Wright 2, 4, Kendall 87) Sat 20 Apr
Team – Paul Hider (GK), James Washburn, Jake Ash, Paul Kendall, Martin Watts, Les Afful, Cody Cooke, Joe Broad, Jordan Copp, Barry Hayles, Matt Wright
Subs Used – Ben Williams, Connor Davey
41 – Eastleigh (A) L 1-3 (Hayles 39) Tue 23 Apr
Team – Paul Hider (GK), James Washburn, Ben Williams, Joe Broad, Paul Kendall, Jake Ash, Jordan Copp, Cody Cooke, Barry Hayles, Matt Wright, Les Afful
Subs Used – Martin Watts, Connor Davey
42 – Tonbridge Angels (A) L 2-3 (Hayles 13, 51) Sat 27 Apr
Team – Paul Hider (GK), James Washburn, Jake Ash, Ben Williams, Martin Watts, Cody Cooke, Joe Broad, Jordan Copp, Les Afful, Barry Hayles, Matt Wright
Sub Used – Andy Watkins
Scorers
13 – Kieffer Moore
11 – Andy Watkins
9 – Stewart Yetton
6 – Barry Hayles
4 – Martin Watts
3 – Jake Ash
2 – Les Afful
2 – Marcus Martin
2 – Matt Wright
1 – Joe Broad
1 – Cody Cooke
1 – Paul Kendall
1 – Ben Williams
1 – Own Goal
Clean Sheets
2 – Luke McCormick
2 – Tim Sandercombe
1 – Luke Payne
Squad – Ben Adelsbury, Les Afful, Jake Ash, Joe Broad, Dan Carne, Cody Cooke, Jordan Copp, Connor Davey, Ben Gerring, Dan Green, Calron Hall, Todd Hanrahan, Barry Hayles, Paul Hider (GK), Lee Hodges, Bobby Hopkinson, Adam Kelly, Paul Kendall, Marcus Martin, Luke McCormick (GK), Kieffer Moore, Luke Payne (GK), Arran Pugh, Tim Sandercombe (GK), James Washburn, Andy Watkins, Martin Watts, Ben Williams, Matt Wright, Stewart Yetton
Home – P-21 W-5 D-5 L-11 F-30 A-41 PTS-20
Away – P-21 W-4 D-3 L-14 F-27 A-49 PTS-15
P-42 W-9 D-8 L-25 F-57 A-90 PTS-35
Final League Position – 22nd
Relegated
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