On every level of the football pyramid, there are challenges the teams and players have to face. Adult grassroots football is not short of issues themselves, with player shortages and less teams applying to play throughout the entirety of the season. Cheltenham Civil Service’s club president and former player, Rob Morrison gave an insight to […]
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Gloucester City announce loan departures of three players
Felix Miles and Kartell Dawkins have both left Gloucester City on initial one month loan deals to Cirencester Town and Bromsgrove Sporting. Miles joined Gloucester at the start of this season but has failed to make an appearance for the club thus far. Miles has already got under way for the Centurions and has got […]
Blockbuster BUCS start for University of Gloucestershire Cricket
Last weekend the University of Gloucestershire Cricket team travelled down to Cardiff to play in Indoor BUCS at Sophia Gardens. The eight-man squad had an early start leaving Oxstalls Campus at 7am. It didn’t get off to a good start after fresher, Toby Rice, realised he had forgotten to bring something quite important: his bat. […]
Cribbs FC manager Richard Luffman looks ahead to his side’s long journey to fourth place Mousehole
“We have got a lot of wounded players” said Cribbs manager Richard Luffman ahead of their seven hour round trip to Mousehole on Saturday. The Bristolian side have had a flying start to life in the Southern League Division One after promotion last year from the Hellenic League and sit seventh. They take on a […]
“I’d love to play for the Red Roses” – Gloucester-Hartpury’s Hannah Kibble aims to go right to the top
Wednesday night saw Hartpury University rugby claim their third win of the season in the BUCS Women’s National League. Hannah Kibble was ‘100% proud of the team’ who had a mixture of first team regulars and Gloucester-Hartpury players in their XV. A comfortable 44-12 win for Hartpury was a great opportunity “to gel in with […]
Cribbs FC manager Richard Luffman reflects on his side’s 0-0 draw against Evesham United at The Lawns
“We have to be a little relieved to come away with 0-0,” said Cribbs manager Richard Luffman after his side’s goalless draw against Evesham United. The South Gloucestershire based outfit played the entirety of the second half with 10 men after Ross McErlain was sent off in the 43rd minute. Evesham also had a man […]
Cheltenham Town manager Darrell Clarke shares his thoughts on new signing Tom Pett
Darrell Clarke was full of praise for former Port Vale captain and new signing Tom Pett having worked with him before. “To bring a player of Tom’s experience is a boost for myself”. Pett’s experience cannot be doubted and he will certainly bring something to a Cheltenham team that needs it. Clarke also noted that […]
Gloucestershire Cricketers continue to excel at World Cup
Gloucestershire overseas cricketers Glenn Phillips and Paul van Meekeren have continued to help their nations to successful World Cup campaigns so far. Phillips and his New Zealand side currently sit fourth in the table after three losses on the bounce before a huge game versus Pakistan early on Saturday morning. Van Meekeren has continued to […]
Former Gloucester Wheelchair Rugby player Finn Lusty on Great Britain’s Paralympic Games chances and his role within the industry
After a big boom in the 2012 Paralympic Games in London, there was a big rise in the number of spectators for Wheelchair Rugby. In 2020, Great Britain won gold in Tokyo which Finn Lusty believes gave the sport a massive boost. “In 2020 in Tokyo we won gold which then gave us a lot […]
“I was buzzing” Cheltenham Neptunes coach Daniel Sellwood on flag football becoming an Olympic sport for 2028
Flag football has been announced as a new sport for the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles. It’s been announced alongside 4 other sports that will also debut in 2028 which include Cricket, lacrosse, softball-baseball and squash. For those who aren’t quite familiar with the sport, it is a non-contact version of American football. All players […]










