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Cheltenham Town Women manager Tom Davies insists that last week’s 7-0 defeat to Ipswich Town won’t have an effect on their morale going into this weekend. The Tractor Girls are unbeaten in the Southern Premier Division, having scored 32 goals across three games, whilst Sunday’s opponents Plymouth Argyle sit second bottom. “Reality is that they […]
Oakley James is confident Cheltenham Saracens “are picking up momentum” and can use this form to continue “climbing the table” in their bid for top five finish. Saracens have won two league games in a row for the first time this season, as they sit 15th in the Uhlsport Hellenic League Division One , 11 […]
Forest Green Rovers manager Steve Cotterill talks about the fans as he said “You’ve just got to back your team” ahead of their match up with York City on Saturday. FGR are currently second in the National League and will face York City on Saturday who sit one point clear in first. Cotterill has called […]
Dylan Johnston aboard Double Powerful to made it six wins in a row as he took the opening race of the day at Cheltenham’s November meeting. Rebel Intentions and Clonbury Bridge were the early leaders, with the field being strung out before last years winner American Sniper hit the front. American Sniper moved up from […]
The University of Gloucestershire swim team are competing in their first BUCS competition this weekend at Ponds Forge in Sheffield. The team have high expectations for the weekend and are looking to improve on their efforts from last year. Vice captain Emmie Parsons believes the club has made a promising start to the new university […]
There is lots of non-league action in Gloucestershire to get to this weekend with the five teams that are step four or above all having a home match up. Here’s a look at what’s at stake for the sides. The TV cameras are on their way to Nailsworth as Forest Green Rovers take on York […]
Cheltenham Town manager Michael Flynn says he is disappointed to lose Arkell Jude-Boyd due to an international call up, ruling him out of Saturday’s trip to MK Dons. The 21-year-old has been called up for Caribbean nation St Lucia ahead of their CONCACAF Nations League ties against Grenada and Curacao. The defender featured in the […]
The biggest news for the sport of hockey in the last month was the announcement that field hockey would be cut from the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. This, unfortunately, wasn’t a surprise for Great Britain and England Hockey midfielder David Goodfield but admitted he could understand why the sport was cut. “I really wanted […]
Racing returns to the headquarters of jumps racing in the UK for the second time this season with the Countryside November meeting at Cheltenham. There is a full weekend with racing on the Friday, Saturday and Sunday. 1:10 – 2m5f – Lycetts Insurance Brokers Conditional Jockeys Handicap Hurdle (Challenger Stayers Hdl Series Qual’) Double Powerful and Plaisir […]
“Every year we like to get into a cup final” is the mantra set by Cheltenham Saracens U18 manager Beckem Foley, speaking after his side’s 4-1 win against Lydney Town. Cheltenham Saracens U18 advanced to the next round of the Severn Sport Floodlit Cup after winning the second round tie. A free kick goal from […]