[bakers clock]

3rd August 1995.

     Gloucester City 10 - 1 Bishops Cleeve.
                     (Pre Season Friendly).

 Gloucester City were hosting Gloucestershire Rivals Bishops Cleeve, in this Pre Season Friendly. City manager John Murphy was about to embark on his second full season, in charge at the Club. 
 Gloucester produced a goalscoring performance in this match. Striker Ashley Warner getting 4 goals. Fellow strikers David Holmes and Mark Adams, 2 goals each. Also a goal each from midfielder Dave Mitchell, and defender Mike Kilgour.

Alfie still flying the flag for the Kilgours.

[Andrew B]

7th August 2017.

  Gloucester City 0 - 3 Truro City.
           (Vanarama South).

 This fixture was a midweek match, which was being played on a Monday night. This was Gloucester's first home league fixture, playing home games at Evesham United's Jubilee Stadium. This season, Gloucester had been put into the National League South, after previous seasons playing in the North division. 
 This match turned out to be one to forget, for Gloucester. The crowd of 352 saw Truro run out 3 - 0 winners.

[Andrew B]

Some ex - GCAFC players, whose Birthday it is today.

10th August 1984.  Luke Corbett. 

10th August 1991.  Theo Lewis.

10th August 1992.  Keanu Marsh - Brown. 

10th August 2000.  Jack Evans. Full Back, who joined us on loan from Forest Green Rovers. Unfortunately didn't get to play for us, believe he was signed, just before the League was scrapped. Due to the COVID 19 Pandemic.

[Delta Papa]

Some ex - GCAFC players, whose Birthday it is today.

10th August 1984.  Luke Corbett. 

10th August 1991.  Theo Lewis.

10th August 1992.  Keanu Marsh - Brown. 

10th August 2000.  Jack Evans. Full Back, who joined us on loan from Forest Green Rovers. Unfortunately didn't get to play for us, believe he was signed, just before the League was scrapped. Due to the COVID 19 Pandemic.

It's my daughter's too - but I don't think she knows what a football is (come to think of it we've had one or two players like that in the past!).

[Grey beard]

It's my daughter's too - but I don't think she knows what a football is (come to think of it we've had one or two players like that in the past!).

Mine too ,  This is my second 73 rd birthday  in 2 years after thinking it was last year
Mr Magoo :has  got it spot on by stating that the CUBS we're members with fading memories . Completely correct in my case .?
Has to be really ,with me being the self elected chairman ,and having to lead by example of our club,with in a clubs
clubs club.

[Andrew B]

11th August 2006.

  Staunton and Corse 0 - 14 Gloucester City.
                 (Pre Season Friendly).

 Thought that it was worth mentioning about this match that we played in 2006. Believe this game was played on a Friday night. At this time, I lived around a mile from Staunton. I went to playschool at Staunton Village Hall. For some reason, I only knew about this game being played, the day after. Don't think I was on the web at the time. 
 Gloucester ran out comfortable winners. The City goalscorers were, Luke Corbett (3), Jody Bevan (3), Joe Tustain (3), Jason Welsh (2), and goals from Lyndon Tompkins, Aaron Wilson, and Adie Harris.

[Andrew B]

25th August 1997.

  Gloucester City 1 - 0 Merthyr Tydfil.
             (Dr Martens Premier).

Hopefully this fixture might be an omen, for Monday's August Bank Holiday home fixture, v Merthyr Town.
 On this date in 1997, City were at home to ex Vauxhall Conference side, Merthyr Tydfil, in a Monday Bank Holiday match.
 A crowd of 823 was at Meadow Park, to see the English side play against their Welsh opponents. Gloucester won the match 1 - 0, striker Paul Adcock scoring the only goal.

[Andrew B]

1st September 2001.

 Cirencester Town 2 - 1 Gloucester City.
          (FA Cup, Preliminary Round).

City were in FA Cup action, away at Gloucestershire rivals, Cirencester Town. A crowd of 207 was at the match. Unfortunately for City Player/Manager Chris Burns, it was Gloucester that got knocked out, at this early stage of the Competition. 
 Chris had played for Portsmouth, in the FA Cup Semi Final, in 1992. The opposition was Liverpool, this game was played at Arsenal's Highbury Stadium.
 Gloucester were defeated, 2 - 1. Gary Marshall scored Gloucester's goal.

[Neil]

For that year and that year only the prize pot at that stage was magnified ans we missed out.