Stewart David Yetton was born in Plymouth, England on 27th July 1985, Yetton joined Truro City in late 2005 while the club was playing in the South Western League. Steve Massey signed Yetti from Taunton Town. Yetts is Truro City Football Club’s record goal scorer with 232 goals in all competitions during his three spells at the club and helped Truro to achieve five promotions in six seasons – a British record – a win at Wembley in the Vase and Stewart played against Charlton Athletic in the FA Cup 1st round. Yetti is currently the assistant manager for the White Tigers and has been since 2019.

On 9th September 2021 I decided to create this page on Truro City Football Clubs record goal scorer.

On 23rd April 2022, Stewart Yetton officially announced his retirement from playing football via his Twitter account.

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TCFC Debut – Witney United (H) W 3-1 – FA Vase 1st Round – 29 Oct 2005

First TCFC Goal – Witney United (H) W 3-1 – FA Vase 1st Round – 29 Oct 2005

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Goal Records

Stewart Yetton and goals go together hand in hand, Yetts holds a plethora of club records at Truro such as…

• 232 goals in all competitions (Career) – 2005-2013, 2017-2018 & 2019-2022
• 72 goals in all competitions (Season) – 2006-2007
• 52 goals in the Western League Division One (Career)
• 52 goals in the Western League Division One (Season) – 2006-2007
• 40 goals in the Western League Premier (Career)
• 40 goals in the Western League Premier (Season) – 2007-2008
• 32 goals in the Southern League Division One South & West (Career)
• 32 goals in the Southern League Division One South & West (Season) – 2008-2009
• 20 hat-tricks in all competitions (Career)
• 15 FA Cup goals in total (Career)
• 15 FA Vase goals in total (Career)
• 10 FA Vase goals (Season) – 2006-2007
• 9 hat-tricks scored in the Western League Division One (Season)
• 6 goals in the Western League Premier (Match) versus Radstock Town – 29 Apr 2008
• 5 goals in the Western League Cup (Career)
• 4 goals in the FA Vase (Match) versus Wadebridge – 23 Sep 2006
• 3 goals in the Southern League Cup (Career) – joint record with Rio Garside & Barry Hayles
• 3 Cornwall Senior Cup final goals (Career) – joint record with John Wilton

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Appearance Records

• 42 Appearances in the Southern League Division One South & West (Career)
• 42 Appearances in the Southern League Division One South & West (Season)
• 40 Appearances in the Western League Premier (Career)
• 40 Appearances in the Western League Premier (Season)
• 16 Appearances in the FA Vase (Career)
• 10 Appearances in the FA Vase (Season) – joint record with Jake Ash, Joe Broad, Ian Gosling & Kevin Wills
• 8 Appearances in the Southern League Cup (Career)
• 4 Appearances in the Western League Cup (Career) – joint record with Ian Gosling & Kevin Wills
• 1 Appearance in the Southern League Championship (joint record with 13 others)

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League Appearances/Goals

2005-2006 – South Western League – 24 – 18

2006-2007 – Western League Division One – 35 (29 starts – 6 subs) – 52

2007-2008 – Western League Premier – 40 (36 starts – 4 subs) – 40

2008-2009 – Southern League Division One – 42 (37 starts – 5 subs) – 32

2009-2010 – Southern League Premier – 31 – 4

2010-2011 – Southern League Premier – 33 (16 starts – 17 subs) – 6

2011-2012 – Football Conference South – 26 – 6

2012-2013 – Football Conference South – 15 – 9

2016-2017 – National League South – 12 (8 starts – 4 subs) – 1

2017-2018 – National League South – 16 (1 start – 15 subs) – 1

2019-2020 – Southern League Premier – 6 (1 start – 5 subs) – 1

2021-2022 – Southern League Premier – 3 (0 starts – 3 subs) – 0

2023-2024 – National League South – 1 (0 starts – 1 sub) – 0

Total – 278 – 169

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Cup Stats

21 FA Cup Appearances (13 starts – 8 subs) – 15 FA Cup Goals

13 FA Trophy Appearances (12 starts – 1 sub) – 4 FA Trophy Goals

16 FA Vase Appearances (16 starts – 0 subs) – 15 FA Vase Goals

8 Southern League Cup Appearances (7 starts – 1 sub) – 3 Southern League Cup Goals

1 Southern League Championship Appearance (0 starts – 1 sub) – 0 Southern League Championship Goals

4 Western League Cup Appearances (3 starts – 1 sub) – 5 Western League Cup Goals

15 Cornwall Senior Cup Appearances (13 starts – 2 subs) – 21 Cornwall Senior Cup Goals

Total – 78 Appearances (64 starts – 14 subs) – 63 Goals

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All Competitions

356 League & Cup Appearances – 232 League & Cup Goals

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Bad Boy

Stewart Yetton’s red cards for Truro City

1 – Taunton Town (H) – Southern League Premier South – 6 April 2022 *

* Denotes sent off as assistant manager

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Achievements

• Scored over 200 goals in all competitions for Truro City
• Five promotions in six seasons (British record)
• Played at Wembley against AFC Totton in the FA Vase final
• Played against Charlton Athletic at The Valley in the FA Cup 1st round
• Truro City’s top goal scorer 2005-2006
• Truro City’s top goal scorer 2006-2007
• Truro City’s top goal scorer 2007-2008
• Truro City’s top goal scorer 2008-2009
• Scored in the 2006 Cornwall Senior Cup Final
• Scored in the 2008 Cornwall Senior Cup Final
• Scored on his debut versus Witney United (H) – 29 Oct 2005
• Scored on his league debut versus Falmouth Town (A) – 5 Nov 2005
• Truro City’s Assistant Manager (2019-PRESENT)

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Here’s every Stewart Yetton goal scored for Truro City Football Club categorised…

League

1 – Falmouth Town (A) – 5 Nov 2005 – South Western League

2 – Penryn Athletic (H) – 3 Dec 2005 – South Western League

3 – Newquay (A) – 26 Dec 2005 – South Western League

4 – St Blazey (A) – 31 Dec 2005 – South Western League

5 – Millbrook (H) – 7 Jan 2006 – South Western League

6 – Millbrook (H) – 7 Jan 2006 – South Western League

7 – St Austell (A) – 14 Jan 2006 – South Western League

8 – St Austell (A) – 14 Jan 2006 – South Western League

9 – Porthleven (A) – 18 Jan 2006 – South Western League

10 – Launceston (H) – 21 Jan 2006 – South Western League

11 – Launceston (H) – 21 Jan 2006 – South Western League

12 – Goonhavern (H) – 28 Jan 2006 – South Western League

13 – Goonhavern (H) – 28 Jan 2006 – South Western League

14 – Penryn Athletic (A) – 18 Feb 2006 – South Western League

15 – Penryn Athletic (A) – 18 Feb 2006 – South Western League

16 – Penryn Athletic (A) – 18 Feb 2006 – South Western League

17 – St Austell (H) – 18 Mar 2006 – South Western League

18 – St Austell (H) – 18 Mar 2006 – South Western League

19 – Backwell United (A) – 12 Aug 2006 – Western League Division One

20 – Backwell United (A) – 12 Aug 2006 – Western League Division One

21 – Backwell United (A) – 12 Aug 2006 – Western League Division One

22 – Ilfracombe Town (A) – 15 Aug 2006 – Western League Division One

23 – Portishead (A) – 19 Aug 2006 – Western League Division One

24 – Shrewton United (H) – 26 Aug 2006 – Western League Division One

25 – Bradford Town (H) – 9 Sep 2006 – Western League Division One

26 – Bradford Town (H) – 9 Sep 2006 – Western League Division One

27 – Wellington (A) – 13 Sep 2006 – Western League Division One

28 – Minehead (H) – 28 Oct 2006 – Western League Division One

29 – Minehead (H) – 28 Oct 2006 – Western League Division One

30 – Minehead (H) – 28 Oct 2006 – Western League Division One

31 – Biddestone (A) – 4 Nov 2006 – Western League Division One

32 – Bridport (H) – 11 Nov 2006 – Western League Division One

33 – Bridport (H) – 11 Nov 2006 – Western League Division One

34 – Bridport (H) – 11 Nov 2006 – Western League Division One

35 – Clyst Rovers (H) – 2 Dec 2006 – Western League Division One

36 – Clyst Rovers (H) – 2 Dec 2006 – Western League Division One

37 – Clevedon United (H) – 16 Dec 2006 – Western League Division One

38 – Shepton Mallet (H) – 23 Dec 2006 – Western League Division One

39 – Shepton Mallet (H) – 23 Dec 2006 – Western League Division One

40 – Shepton Mallet (H) – 23 Dec 2006 – Western League Division One

41 – Shrewton United (A) – 30 Dec 2006 – Western League Division One

42 – Ilfracombe Town (H) – 6 Jan 2007 – Western League Division One

43 – Westbury United (A) – 9 Jan 2007 – Western League Division One

44 – Elmore (A) – 16 Jan 2007 – Western League Division One

45 – Elmore (A) – 16 Jan 2007 – Western League Division One

46 – Elmore (A) – 16 Jan 2007 – Western League Division One

47 – Cadbury Heath (A) – 3 Feb 2007 – Western League Division One

48 – Shepton Mallet (A) – 6 Feb 2007 – Western League Division One

49 – Larkhall Athletic (H) – 24 Feb 2007 – Western League Division One

50 – Almondsbury (H) – 10 Mar 2007 – Western League Division One

51 – Almondsbury (H) – 10 Mar 2007 – Western League Division One

52 – Wellington (H) – 20 Mar 2007 – Western League Division One

53 – Wellington (H) – 20 Mar 2007 – Western League Division One

54 – Wellington (H) – 20 Mar 2007 – Western League Division One

55 – Weston St Johns (H) – 3 Apr 2007 – Western League Division One

56 – Weston St Johns (H) – 3 Apr 2007 – Western League Division One

57 – Weston St Johns (H) – 3 Apr 2007 – Western League Division One

58 – Biddestone (H) – 6 Apr 2007 – Western League Division One

59 – Biddestone (H) – 6 Apr 2007 – Western League Division One

60 – Cadbury Heath (H) – 14 Apr 2007 – Western League Division One

61 – Backwell United (H) – 15 Apr 2007 – Western League Division One

62 – Backwell United (H) – 15 Apr 2007 – Western League Division One

63 – Backwell United (H) – 15 Apr 2007 – Western League Division One

64 – Elmore (H) – 18 Apr 2007 – Western League Division One

65 – Longwell Green Sports (A) – 22 Apr 2007 – Western League Division One

66 – Portishead (H) – 29 Apr 2007 – Western League Division One

67 – Portishead (H) – 29 Apr 2007 – Western League Division One

68 – Portishead (H) – 29 Apr 2007 – Western League Division One

69 – Sherborne Town (H) – 3 May 2007 – Western League Division One

70 – Westbury United (H) – 19 May 2007 – Western League Division One

71 – Brislington (H) – 18 Aug 2007 – Western League Premier

72 – Chard Town (H) – 25 Aug 2007 – Western League Premier

73 – Chard Town (H) – 25 Aug 2007 – Western League Premier

74 – Chard Town (H) – 25 Aug 2007 – Western League Premier

75 – Ilfracombe Town (A) – 28 Aug 2007 – Western League Premier

76 – Bitton (H) – 8 Sep 2007 – Western League Premier

77 – Bristol Manor Farm (H) – 6 Oct 2007 – Western League Premier

78 – Willand Rovers (A) – 13 Oct 2007 – Western League Premier

79 – Barnstaple Town (A) – 23 Oct 2007 – Western League Premier

80 – Brislington (A) – 27 Oct 2007 – Western League Premier

81 – Ilfracombe Town (H) – 30 Oct 2007 – Western League Premier

82 – Ilfracombe Town (H) – 30 Oct 2007 – Western League Premier

83 – Street (H) – 3 Nov 2007 – Western League Premier

84 – Street (H) – 3 Nov 2007 – Western League Premier

85 – Street (H) – 3 Nov 2007 – Western League Premier

86 – Street (H) – 3 Nov 2007 – Western League Premier

87 – Willand Rovers (H) – 10 Nov 2007 – Western League Premier

88 – Calne Town (H) – 1 Dec 2007 – Western League Premier

89 – Calne Town (H) – 1 Dec 2007 – Western League Premier

90 – Dawlish Town (A) – 26 Dec 2007 – Western League Premier

91 – Hallen (A) – 2 Feb 2008 – Western League Premier

92 – Bishop Sutton (H) – 1 Mar 2008 – Western League Premier

93 – Frome Town (A) – 8 Mar 2008 – Western League Premier

94 – Barnstaple Town (H) – 11 Mar 2008 – Western League Premier

95 – Calne Town (A) – 15 Mar 2008 – Western League Premier

96 – Melksham Town (H) – 22 Mar 2008 – Western League Premier

97 – Melksham Town (H) – 22 Mar 2008 – Western League Premier

98 – Corsham Town (A) – 5 Apr 2008 – Western League Premier

99 – Radstock Town (H) – 12 Apr 2008 – Western League Premier

100 – Odd Down (A) – 19 Apr 2008 – Western League Premier

101 – Melksham Town (A) – 20 Apr 2008 – Western League Premier

102 – Melksham Town (A) – 20 Apr 2008 – Western League Premier

103 – Radstock Town (A) – 29 Apr 2008 – Western League Premier

104 – Radstock Town (A) – 29 Apr 2008 – Western League Premier

105 – Radstock Town (A) – 29 Apr 2008 – Western League Premier

106 – Radstock Town (A) – 29 Apr 2008 – Western League Premier

107 – Radstock Town (A) – 29 Apr 2008 – Western League Premier

108 – Radstock Town (A) – 29 Apr 2008 – Western League Premier

109 – Hallen (H) – 3 May 2008 – Western League Premier

110 – Hallen (H) – 3 May 2008 – Western League Premier

111 – Cirencester Town (A) – 19 Aug 2008 – Southern League Division One South & West

112 – Cirencester Town (A) – 19 Aug 2008 – Southern League Division One South & West

113 – Windsor & Eton (A) – 23 Aug 2008 – Southern League Division One South & West

114 – Windsor & Eton (A) – 23 Aug 2008 – Southern League Division One South & West

115 – Bridgwater Town (H) – 25 Aug 2008 – Southern League Division One South & West

116 – AFC Hayes (A) – 6 Sep 2008 – Southern League Division One South & West

117 – AFC Hayes (A) – 6 Sep 2008 – Southern League Division One South & West

118 – Burnham (H) – 20 Sep 2008 – Southern League Division One South & West

119 – Abingdon United (A) – 11 Oct 2008 – Southern League Division One South & West

120 – Paulton Rovers (H) – 14 Oct 2008 – Southern League Division One South & West

121 – Cirencester Town (H) – 1 Nov 2008 – Southern League Division One South & West

122 – Andover (A) – 4 Nov 2008 – Southern League Division One South & West

123 – Andover (A) – 4 Nov 2008 – Southern League Division One South & West

124 – Andover (A) – 4 Nov 2008 – Southern League Division One South & West

125 – Beaconsfield SYCOB (H) – 8 Nov 2008 – Southern League Division One South & West

126 – Cinderford Town (A) – 11 Nov 2008 – Southern League Division One South & West

127 – Winchester City (H) – 22 Nov 2008 – Southern League Division One South & West

128 – Bracknell Town (A) – 6 Dec 2008 – Southern League Division One South & West

129 – Bracknell Town (A) – 6 Dec 2008 – Southern League Division One South & West

130 – Bridgwater Town (A) – 27 Dec 2008 – Southern League Division One South & West

131 – Taunton Town (H) – 1 Jan 2009 – Southern League Division One South & West

132 – Burnham (A) – 17 Jan 2009 – Southern League Division One South & West

133 – Burnham (A) – 17 Jan 2009 – Southern League Division One South & West

134 – Gosport Borough (A) – 21 Feb 2009 – Southern League Division One South & West

135 – Bracknell Town (H) – 28 Mar 2009 – Southern League Division One South & West

136 – North Leigh (A) – 4 Apr 2009 – Southern League Division One South & West

137 – Thatcham Town (A) – 7 Apr 2009 – Southern League Division One South & West

138 – Thatcham Town (A) – 7 Apr 2009 – Southern League Division One South & West

139 – AFC Hayes (H) – 11 Apr 2009 – Southern League Division One South & West

140 – Taunton Town (A) – 13 Apr 2009 – Southern League Division One South & West

141 – Taunton Town (A) – 13 Apr 2009 – Southern League Division One South & West

142 – Bishops Cleeve (A) – 18 Apr 2009 – Southern League Division One South & West

143 – Stourbridge (A) – 5 Dec 2009 – Southern League Premier

144 – Brackley Town (A) – 2 Feb 2010 – Southern League Premier

145 – Bedford Town (H) – 20 Feb 2010 – Southern League Premier

146 – Hednesford Town (H) – 23 Mar 2010 – Southern League Premier

147 – Hednesford Town (H) – 4 Sep 2010 – Southern League Premier

148 – Chippenham Town (H) – 9 Nov 2010 – Southern League Premier

149 – Chippenham Town (H) – 9 Nov 2010 – Southern League Premier

150 – Didcot Town (A) – 13 Nov 2010 – Southern League Premier

151 – Didcot Town (A) – 13 Nov 2010 – Southern League Premier

152 – Cambridge City (A) – 25 Jan 2011 – Southern League Premier

153 – Farnborough (H) – 25 Oct 2011 – Football Conference South

154 – Farnborough (H) – 25 Oct 2011 – Football Conference South

155 – Farnborough (A) – 3 Dec 2011 – Football Conference South

156 – Boreham Wood (H) – 13 Mar 2012 – Football Conference South

157 – Basingstoke Town (A) – 20 Mar 2012 – Football Conference South

158 – Staines Town (A) – 31 Mar 2012 – Football Conference South

159 – Weston-Super-Mare (A) – 27 Aug 2012 – Football Conference South

160 – Boreham Wood (H) – 1 Sep 2012 – Football Conference South

161 – Basingstoke (A) – 4 Sep 2012 – Football Conference South

162 – Chelmsford City (A) – 29 Sep 2012 – Football Conference South

163 – Bath City (H) – 2 Oct 2012 – Football Conference South

164 – Bath City (H) – 2 Oct 2012 – Football Conference South

165 – Eastbourne Borough (H) – 6 Apr 2013 – Football Conference South

166 – Eastleigh (H) – 9 Apr 2013 – Football Conference South

167 – AFC Hornchurch (A) – 13 Apr 2013 – Football Conference South

168 – St Albans (H) – 25 Feb 2017 – National League South

169 – Concord Rangers (A) – 12 Aug 2017 – National League South

Met Police (H) – 4 Jan 2020 – Southern League Premier South

Blue denotes season was null and void due to Covid-19 so the goal did not count

FA Cup

1 – Shortwood United (A) – W 5-0 – Preliminary Round – 2 Sep 2006

2 – Shortwood United (A) – W 5-0 – Preliminary Round – 2 Sep 2006

3 – Shortwood United (A) – W 5-0 – Preliminary Round – 2 Sep 2006

4 – Clevedon Town (A) – D 1-1 – 1st Qualifying Round – 16 Sep 2006

5 – Barnstaple Town (A) – W 6-0 – Preliminary Round – 1 Sep 2007

6 – Barnstaple Town (A) – W 6-0 – Preliminary Round – 1 Sep 2007

7 – Barnstaple Town (A) – W 6-0 – Preliminary Round – 1 Sep 2007

8 – Chippenham Town (H) – D 1-1 – 2nd Qualifying Round – 27 Sep 2008

9 – Mangotsfield United (H) – D 1-1 – 3rd Qualifying Round – 10 Oct 2009

10 – Bridgwater Town (H) – W 8-2 – 1st Qualifying Round – 11 Sep 2010

11 – Bridgwater Town (H) – W 8-2 – 1st Qualifying Round – 11 Sep 2010

12 – Bridgwater Town (H) – W 8-2 – 1st Qualifying Round – 11 Sep 2010

13 – AFC Totton (H) – L 2-3 – 2nd Qualifying Round – 22 Sep 2012

14 – AFC Sudbury (H) – W 4-1 – 3rd Qualifying Round – 30 Sep 2017

15 – Wimborne Town (H) – W 2-1 – 1st Qualifying Round – 7 Sep 2019

FA Trophy

1 – Chesham United (H) – D 3-3 – 1st Qualifying Round – 18 Oct 2008

2 – Chesham United (H) – D 3-3 – 1st Qualifying Round – 18 Oct 2008

3 – Thatcham Town (H) – W 4-1 – 2nd Qualifying Round – 31 Oct 2009

4 – Thatcham Town (H) – W 4-1 – 2nd Qualifying Round – 31 Oct 2009

FA Vase

1 – Witney United (H) – W 3-1 – 1st Round – 29 Oct 2005

2 – Witney United (H) – W 3-1 – 1st Round – 29 Oct 2005

3 – Christchurch (A) – L 2-3 – 2nd Round – 19 Nov 2005

4 – Wadebridge (H) – W 5-2 – 2nd Qualifying Round – 23 Sep 2006

5 – Wadebridge (H) – W 5-2 – 2nd Qualifying Round – 23 Sep 2006

6 – Wadebridge (H) – W 5-2 – 2nd Qualifying Round – 23 Sep 2006

7 – Wadebridge (H) – W 5-2 – 2nd Qualifying Round – 23 Sep 2006

8 – Bitton (H) – W 2-1 – 1st Round – 7 Oct 2006

9 – Lymington Town (A) – W 1-0 – 3rd Round – 9 Dec 2006

10 – Newcastle Benfield (A) – W 3-1 – 4th Round – 27 Jan 2007

11 – Slimbridge (A) – W 3-0 – 5th Round – 10 Feb 2007

12 – Whitehawk (A) – W 1-0 – Quarter-Final – 3 Mar 2007

13 – Curzon Ashton (H) – W 3-1 – Semi-Final, 2nd leg – 31 Mar 2007

14 – Almondsbury Town (A) – W 4-2 – 2nd Round – 17 Nov 2007

15 – Melksham Town (A) – W 3-0 – 3rd Round – 8 Dec 2007

Southern League Cup

1 – Bridgwater Town (A) – W 2-1 – 1st Round – 27 Oct 2009

2 – Barnstaple Town (A) – W 5-2 – 1st Round – 1 Oct 2019

3 – Willand Rovers (A) – W 3-1 – 1st Round – 13 Oct 2021

Western League Cup

1 – Frome Town (A) – L 3-4 – 1st Round – 30 Sep 2006

2 – Calne Town (A) – W 4-2 – 1st Round – 27 Nov 2007

3 – Calne Town (A) – W 4-2 – 1st Round – 27 Nov 2007

4 – Bridport (H) – W 3-0 – 2nd Round – 26 Jan 2008

Brislington (A) – L 2-3 – Quarter-Final – 23 Feb 2008

5 – Bideford (H) – L 2-6 – Semi-Final – 15 Apr 2008

Cornwall Senior Cup

1 – Godolphin (A) – W 2-1 – 2nd Round – 12 Nov 2005

2 – Newquay (H) – W 6-1 – 3rd Round – 10 Dec 2005

3 – Newquay (H) – W 6-1 – 3rd Round – 10 Dec 2005

4 – Newquay (H) – W 6-1 – 3rd Round – 10 Dec 2005

5 – St Blazey (A) – W 2-0 – Quarter-Final – 4 Feb 2006

6 – St Blazey (A) – W 2-0 – Quarter-Final – 4 Feb 2006

7 – Falmouth Town (N) – W 6-2 – Semi-Final – 2 Mar 2006

8 – Falmouth Town (N) – W 6-2 – Semi-Final – 2 Mar 2006

9 – Bodmin Town (N) – W 4-1 – Final – 17 Apr 2006 (Header)

10 – Bodmin Town (N) – W 4-1 – Final – 17 Apr 2006

11 – Roche (H) – W 12-0 – 2nd Round – 25 Nov 2006

12 – Roche (H) – W 12-0 – 2nd Round – 25 Nov 2006

13 – Saltash United (H) – W 2-1 – 3rd Round – 13 Jan 2007

14 – St Blazey (N) – W 3-0 – Semi-Final – 13 Mar 2007

15 – St Blazey (N) – W 3-0 – Semi-Final – 13 Mar 2007

16 – Probus (A) – W 7-0 – 2nd Round – 24 Nov 2007

17 – Porthleven (H) – W 4-0 – 3rd Round – 9 Jan 2008

18 – Falmouth Town (N) – W 4-2 – Semi-Final – 27 Feb 2008

19 – Falmouth Town (N) – W 4-2 – Semi-Final – 27 Feb 2008

20 – Falmouth Town (N) – W 4-2 – Semi-Final – 27 Feb 2008

21 – Saltash United (N) – W 3-2 – Final – 24 Mar 2008

Aubrey Wilkes Trophy

Although goals scored in the Aubrey Wilkes Memorial Trophy do not actually count in Yetti’s goal tally, I’ve included them anyway as it’s always nice scoring against Falmouth!

1 – Falmouth Town (H) – W 3-2 – Aubrey Wilkes Trophy – 28 Jul 2012

2 – Falmouth Town (H) – W 6-0 – Aubrey Wilkes Trophy – 15 Jul 2017

3 – Falmouth Town (H) – W 6-0 – Aubrey Wilkes Trophy – 15 Jul 2017

4 – Falmouth Town (H) – W 6-0 – Aubrey Wilkes Trophy – 15 Jul 2017

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Hat-tricks

Yetti has scored an incredible twenty hat-tricks in his city career, 14 league hat-tricks, 3 FA Cup hat-tricks, 1 FA Vase hat-trick and 2 Cornwall Senior Cup hat-tricks – 12 hat-tricks scored at home, 7 hat-tricks scored at away grounds and 1 hat-trick at a neutral venue.

1 – Newquay (H) – Cornwall Senior Cup 3rd Round – 10 Dec 2005

2 – Penryn Athletic (A) – South Western League – 18 Feb 2006

3 – Backwell United (A) – Western League Division One – 12 Aug 2006

4 – Shortwood United (A) – FA Cup Preliminary Round – 2 Sep 2006

5 – Wadebridge (H) – FA Vase 2nd Qualifying Round (4 goals) – 23 Sep 2006

6 – Minehead (H) – Western League Division One – 28 Oct 2006

7 – Bridport (H) – Western League Division One – 11 Nov 2006

8 – Shepton Mallet (H) – Western League Division One – 23 Dec 2006

9 – Elmore (A) – Western League Division One – 16 Jan 2007

10 – Wellington (H) – Western League Division One – 20 Mar 2007

11 – Weston St Johns (H) – Western League Division One – 3 Apr 2007

12 – Backwell United (H) – Western League Division One – 15 Apr 2007

13 – Portishead (H) – Western League Division One – 29 Apr 2007

14 – Chard Town (H) – Western League Premier – 25 Aug 2007

15 – Barnstaple Town (A) – FA Cup Preliminary Round – 1 Sep 2007

16 – Street (H) – Western League Premier (4 goals) – 3 Nov 2007

17 – Falmouth Town (N) – Cornwall Senior Cup Semi-Final – 27 Feb 2008

18 – Radstock Town (A) – Western League Premier (6 goals) – 29 Apr 2008

19 – Andover (A) – Southern League Division One South & West – 4 Nov 2008

20 – Bridgwater Town (H) – FA Cup 1st Qualifying Round – 11 Sep 2010

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Honours

Player

🏆 FA Vase winner (2006-2007)

🏆 Southern League Premier winner (2010-2011)

🏆 Southern League Division One South & West winner (2008-2009)

🏆 Western League Premier winner (2007-2008)

🏆 Western League Division One winner (2006-2007)

🏆 Southern League Championship winner (2011)

🏆🏆🏆Cornwall Senior Cup winner (2005-2006, 2006-2007, 2007-2008)

Assistant Manager

🏆 Southern League Premier South Play-Off winner (2022-2023)

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They said…

“Yettsy was the heartbeat of the club as soon as he signed – the difference in team spirit was obvious”

Mark Tregunna – TCFC fan

9 September 2021

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“The man, the myth, the legend! I simply had to write a piece on Yetti, the guy has more records than HMV!”

Matt Hall – TCFC fan and creator of tcfc1889.wordpress.com

9 September 2021

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“Great character and natural goal scorer, also thought he was an emergency goalkeeper in his grey tracksuit bottoms!! An all round nice guy but never scored at Wembley!!!”

Kevin ‘Both Ends’ Wills – TCFC midfielder 2005-2008

10 November 2021

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“Predator, natural goal scorer with a great football brain and always wanted to win, I wish I was half as good”

Haydn Jose – Mr TCFC

10 November 2021

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“I was asked my thoughts on Truro City’s legendary striker Stewart Yetton, well apart from being the best striker Truro City has ever had, he’s a player you would want in your dressing room and that’s why he’s still at the club today, a gentleman and an honest player on the pitch and gives 100% no matter what he does and I can say a true friend. And in my view why Truro City were so successful from 2005 onwards with the signing of Stewart Yetton from Tiverton Town.”

Chris Webb – former TCFC player, manager and vice chairman

11 November 2021

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“Stewart ‘The Yetti’ Yetton is a true Truro City legend. Over the years he has been an ambassador for the club, Truro is in his blood, the all time record breaking goal scorer. Now as assistant manager to Paul Wotton, driving the current crop of Truro players forward on and off the pitch, he gets them motivated, also a joker I’m sure in the dressing rooms all over the country and now I class him as a very good friend of mine and I’m sure he loves me to bits for saying that, long live the Yetti!”

Alan Wilton ‘Tiger Al’ – TCFC fan

15 November 2021

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“Only player I’ve seen score more goals with his nose than his head! People used to say to me aim for the penalty spot when crossing, I said I’ll aim for his nose, it’s bigger! A true winner from football to tiddlywinks.”

Lee Coxon – TCFC midfielder 2006-2007

15 November 2021

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“Yettsy actually signed on the same day as me and was unveiled at the old Brookdale Hotel when it was still standing, although those days are gone, my fondest memories of playing for Truro are watching Stew score some amazing goals at every level we played at, he was instrumental in so many games and scored some very important goals for us along the way. I think we all knew that Stew was a lovable rogue and a Plymouth boy that was the changing room clown and brought everyone’s spirit up, a role model for a lot of younger players and a privilege for me personally to have played alongside him. I guess throughout my years of playing football I never played with anyone like Stew, who was a natural goal scorer, he just had the knack of being able to score goals from nothing but more importantly he would dig in and chase back and help the team defending when required, a true sign of a great player in my eyes. A True legend not only for Truro but for many of the clubs he played for!”

Tom Smith – TCFC defender 2005-2009

24 November 2021

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“Yettsy is a one-off!! He literally loves all sports but bleeds football. During my time at Truro, Yetts was part of our car school and Kev (Both Ends) Wills and I always looked forward to picking him and Marcus Martin up at Plymouth to see what they’d been up to! The banter was relentless and those 5/6hr round trips went so much quicker!! As a player Yettsy is quite simply the most natural goal scorer I have played with or against. He scores all types of goals from anywhere on the pitch and I think you could probably push him out on a pitch in his 80s in a wheelchair and he would still bag a last minute winner!!! I loved his confidence the most and he took great pleasure in reminding us during that successful Vase season that he was officially the highest scorer in any league in world football!!! Despite all of his personal achievements he is of the most genuine and passionate people I know – he always wants the best for his teammates and is the life and soul of any dressing room. A top goal scorer yes, but more importantly a brilliant human being. Love ya Yetts (Ps – You said £10 for this right?!)”

Graeme Power – TCFC defender 2006-2009

24 November 2021

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“The man is Truro through and through, most of the good times, the promotions, the Vase, he was involved in or he was being approached to re sign again and again, I always knew if his name was on the team sheet then his name would be on the goal scoring page, his work rate and endeavour all over the pitch, never giving defences peace but he had an ice cold notion that whenever a chance came to him, he never seem flustered or rushed, calmness, astute. Well done on a fantastic career.”

Steve Tully – TCFC manager 2013-2016

24 November 2021

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“An absolute joker off the pitch, an absolute winner on it. Best finisher I’ve played with. What do you expect from a player wearing Evisu football boots! Loved a service station too…”

Paul Hider – TCFC goalkeeper 2005-2006 & 2012-2013

25 November 2021

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“I played with Yetts more towards the end of his career but you could still tell what a good player and natural goalscorer he was. His instinct in front of goal was first class. He was also a great character, brilliant in the changing room and off the field. A top player and a top bloke.”

Noah Keats – TCFC midfielder 2017-2019

26 November 2021

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“Stewart Yetton… Self proclaimed highest goal scorer in the world in 2007. The term legend gets chucked around a bit these days but he’s an absolute legend no doubt. Probably the funniest guy I’ve met in football (right up there with the skipper Jamie Richards). Obviously he’s had a great career and I’m lucky enough to have played alongside him and also now be coached by him.”

Andrew ‘Rocky’ Neal – TCFC striker 2016-2018 & 2020-PRESENT

26 November 2021

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“It goes without saying his goal scoring record is very impressive and every club he has been to, he has become a fans favourite. My first impression of Stew was so ‘Yettsy’ I’ll share it with you. So I signed for Truro in 2007 and it was the famous year of winning the FA Vase. Previously, I had met with Webby, Lenny, Glynn and Kev to sign the contract and all mentioned the great squad Truro had and highlighted their promising striker Stew Yetton who was making an impression in the league. The first game I was involved in was against Elmore on a cold Tuesday night. Before the game, the lads in the changing room were very welcoming and friendly. I knew a number of the players from previous clubs but not all… It was around 15 mins before kick off and everyone was nearly ready when the door flew open. I remember turning round and seeing this guy bowl in with a smile on his face… This individual had straightened long hair which was all different lengths. He was wearing winkle picker shoes, black baggy trousers, an outrageous brown leather jacket and for some reason driving gloves! I wasn’t sure if he was a player or a door to door salesman. I think I whispered to someone who is this guy? They started laughing and said that’s Yettsy!!!… I also remember he came on the pitch for the last 10 mins of the game and scored a hat-trick and made it look so easy. I was lucky enough to spend many years with Stew and have set him up a number of times… He may need 3 or four chances to score a goal but you know he runs and tries to the very end. It goes without saying Stew is a born winner. He hates to lose in any game and has the inner motivation and humour to lift any dressing room. We have made some amazing memories which will always be brought up when we have our next reunion…”

Scott Walker – TCFC midfielder/defender 2007-2012

27 November 2021

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“Stewart Yetton is essentially Mr Truro City Football Club. What he’s done for the club, the goals he’s scored, etc, it’s simply incredible. He’s brought so much joy to people’s faces on a Saturday afternoon. Having to pick a favourite moment of his in a Truro City shirt would be a tough one. There are just so many. The two that have always stuck out for me though is a goal against Curzon Ashton back in 2007, the FA Vase Semi-Final, 2nd leg. The atmosphere that day was incredible. Then perhaps more recent, was a goal he scored against Bath City I think it was. A Tuesday evening back in 2012. At the time, it was billed as potentially being Truro’s last ever football game, so much were the money woes at the time. It’s absolutely great to see him back at the club now. His character, his enthusiasm, his energy, it’s essentially what any football club needs. Hopefully we’ll see him and the rest of the club back in Cornwall soon!”

Jacob Englefield – TCFC fan

27 November 2021

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“Great lad, great character in the changing room and a natural goal scorer. Will never forget the time he hid in the kit bin in Birmingham bollock naked whilst Hodgey was doing his team talk and sprang out to surprise him mid way through!”

Dan Clay – TCFC midfielder 2009-2011

28 November 2021

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“I wasn’t really around in his playing days but, as an assistant manager he’s just what the club needs, his experience, knowledge and passion of the game you just can’t buy that! Stewart Yetton or Yetti as he’s known at Truro, he will always be loved and respected by anyone at the club, he’s fantastic at getting behind the team when they win and even when they lose, he’s great with the fans, always has time to speak to you especially with the young supporters, he is our hero and our legend… Stewart Yetton!”

Daley Biggs – TCFC fan

29 November 2021

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“Champion of a bloke, the best/most annoying around the changing rooms. Simply born to score goals. He also had the smelliest cock in the world hahaha, sitting next to him in the changing room wasn’t much fun haha, windmilling it around everywhere!”

Jonny Ludlam – TCFC wing back 2005-2009

29 November 2021

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“The two things I remember about Yettsy is obviously his hair and second his unique talent of being in the right place at the right time. He would always take chances even when you sometimes thought why is he shooting from there? and then you would see it hit the back of the net! He was great to play with as he always made very intelligent runs and that was great for me as a wide player to try and service. I think the greatest compliment I could pay him is if he was in on goal you were already thinking that’s a goal.”

Andy Taylor – TCFC midfielder 2008-2011

29 November 2021

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“Loved my time playing with Yettsy. Machine of a goal scorer on the pitch and an absolute legend off it!”

Liam Eddy – TCFC striker 2008-2009 & 2013-2014

29 November 2021

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“Yetts was an unbelievable striker and still is now! I grew up watching the likes of Stewart Yetton, Jake Ash, Joe Broad etc in the glory days. When they were flying up the leagues and the infamous FA Vase win in 2007 which I went to watch. Seeing these guys in their peak was a pleasure and Yetts being a huge part of this. So clinical in front of goal and any half chance you knew he would create something. I also had the pleasure of playing under Yetts with Truro and it was a great learning curve for me. Great guy on and off the pitch.”

James Ward – TCFC defender 2019

29 November 2021

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“Where do you even start when talking about Yettsy, I don’t think I have ever, or will ever meet someone quite like him! If you ask anyone who’s played with him, they’ll tell you he’s one of the funniest guys in football. He’s an absolute bundle of energy and is always looking to make a fool of himself or wind someone up and make a fool of them. A few stories come to mind, but one of my favourites was in Benidorm on an end of season do.. We were in our favourite bar, Tiki Beach, it was absolutely rammed with people spilling out on the beach promenade, full of Brits singing the classics like Sweet Caroline and Jolene.. Anyway, we’d all had a fair few to drink and Yetts ended up getting kicked out for standing on one of the tables (after several warnings) and off he went and like the good friends we are, not one of us went with him as we found the idea of him stood outside on his own quite funny.. 10 minutes went by and Yetts had wondered off and we starting thinking he’s got to be up to something as there’s no way he’d be this quiet. Next thing we know, he comes round the corner with a megaphone that he’d bought off one of the market stalls and starts chanting on his own at the top of his voice “BRING HIM BACK, BRING HIM BACK”.. before you know it, the whole of Tiki Beach Bar is chanting the same thing, it was like an experienced orchestra. After about 2/3 minutes of the owner sternly refusing our plea, he was left with no choice, if he wanted everyone to settle back down there was only one thing to do.. He gave the nod to the bouncers at the front and to an almighty cheer, in strolled the Yetty.”

Jamie Richards – TCFC defender

29 November 2021

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“The arrival of Stewart to Treyew Road in 2005 at the start of the City revolution soon saw him become a fans favourite. He always made time for the fans and went out of his way to do this. His approachable good nature ended as soon as he stepped onto the field of play. He became the clubs record goal scorer in record time. He was always the joker in the pack and the fans soon created a song “Who’s that coming over the hill is it a Yetti?” The highlight of course for us all was the FA Vase victory to which Stewart once again made a major contribution to the victory. At the players breakfast before the match he was one of the first to pick up the special non league papers and was the centre of the banter between the players. Even though Stewart left the club to join Weymouth where the latest look was a wolf man, Stewarts heart was always at City where he had such a close affection with the fans. The word Legend is banded around too much in the game but in Stewart it is true, a real gentleman and history making player for City.”

Robin Netherton – TCFC fan

30 November 2021

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“Yetts, what a bloke! The funniest guy I’ve met in football, an absolute legend who knows where the back of the net is for sure!”

Tyler Harvey – TCFC striker 2017-2019 & September 2019-PRESENT

1 December 2021

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“There are so many great memories of Yetti, in his pomp scoring goal after goal but a couple of fun memories include watching him score a hat-trick at Treyew Road (can’t remember who the opposition was) in an early FA cup round – we watched with Steve’s parents but had to move away from his mum in embarrassment when she kept shouting “Stewart “ at the top of her voice – way too formal for Yetti. Another time was when Yetti was playing for Weymouth and a whole crowd of us turned up at a Truro match there wearing Yetti beards in his honour- we were hoping to persuade him to come back to Truro I think. Now of course, he is back where he belongs and bringing the story bang up to date he started the singing in the clubhouse after the win away at Kings Langley a couple of weeks ago!”

Steve & Vicky Clark – TCFC fans

7 December 2021

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“An incredibly infectious personality, someone who makes you laugh, drives you, inspires you and genuinely wants the best for you. He was influential for me growing up, I was just about breaking into the Truro team when there were a lot of experienced heads around the place, which for a young lad can be a very daunting task. From day one he looked after me, helped me improve and made those early days very easy for me. Since then, we’ve grown to be friends and I can’t say anything but good things about him as a person. As a footballer, you can’t hide from the fact of what he’s managed to achieve at every club he’s been at. The amount of games he’s played, the amount of goals he’s scored, the list goes on. Not a bad innings for someone who would self admit to not being able to pass or control a ball. I really look forward to crossing paths once again at some point in the future.”

Cody Cooke – TCFC forward 2011-2018

8 December 2021

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“Yettsy. The most natural goalscorer in the 18 yard box I ever played up front with. Confident – too confident at times. Always surprised me and everyone around me. Could not sit still. Will remember his debut when we went out after the game and he paid £70 for a taxi back to Plymouth. Gotta luv him.”

Andy Bowker – TCFC striker 2005-2006

11 January 2022

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“Great character to have in your changing room and what a great record to have!”

Chris Todd – TCFC defender 2016-2018

13 January 2022

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“Since I joined Truro on loan around 11 years ago in 2011 he’s not changed one bit. A great guy who has helped me along the way with my non-league career. He was a stand out character on and off the pitch but he led by example on the pitch first with hard work, passion and a great goal scoring instinct. I’m glad he’s stayed involved with football as he’s starting to see the end of his playing days but he still plays a massive role within the changing room and I’m sure he will do for many years to come as a coach or manager.”

Ed Palmer – TCFC defender 2011-2012, 2014-2016, 2017-2018, 2019-2021 & 2022-2024

24 March 2022

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“Where to start with Yetts? The self proclaimed most charismatic man in football and the top goal scorer in the world in 2007 I think! Great bloke, had a very good career, scoring so many goals at any level he was at and would give his absolutely everything on the pitch, the best bloke to have on the coach after an away win and hopefully we’ve got another couple years together!”

Shane White – TCFC defender 2008, 2014-2017 & 2020-September 2023

3 May 2022

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“Stewart Yetton is Truro’s best forward player ever, there’s no doubt about that!”

Steve Tabb – TCFC striker 1977-1988

28 October 2022

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“Top player, unbelievable goal scorer, winner and very proud that I brought him to Truro”

Steve Massey – TCFC striker 1988-1994 and manager 1990-1994, 2005-2006 & 2013-2014

3 November 2022

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“Never got the chance to play with Yetts, but he never fails to remind me of how good of a player he was and apparently he’s a good goal scorer? Best in the world at one point he keeps telling me. All jokes aside, he’s a great bloke and brilliant in and around the changing rooms with the lads. Special character. Wish I had the chance to play alongside him, but playing under him is just as enjoyable.”

Dan Sullivan – Truro City midfielder 2015 & 2022-2024

21 April 2023

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“Yetts is a class act, he’s not only a great goal scorer but he’s a great character. One of the funniest people I’ve met!”

Billy Palfrey – TCFC defender 2017-2019 & June 2023-PRESENT

26 May 2023

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See also number 9 on ‘Legends’

See also ‘100 up’

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