Exeter City Football Club and the Exeter City Supporters' Trust have mutually agreed to end their 12-year partnership, describing the move as a chance to 'reset' their relationship. The decision comes as the Grecians sit 21st in League One with 49 points from 46 games, six points clear of the relegation zone.
What happened between Exeter City FC and the Trust?
The club and the Supporters' Trust confirmed on Wednesday that they would step back from their existing arrangement, which began in 2014. Exeter City FC stated the reset aims to create a more sustainable model for fan engagement, while the Trust highlighted the need for clearer communication. Both sides stressed the decision was mutual and not driven by conflict.
Why it matters for Exeter City Football Club
With Exeter City Football Club just six points above the relegation places, the timing raises questions about fan unity during a critical run-in. The club has conceded 61 goals this season-nine more than they’ve scored-while sitting 54 points behind league leaders Lincoln City. A strong finish is now essential to avoid a third consecutive season in the bottom half.
What comes next for Exeter City Football Club?
Both Exeter City Football Club and the Trust will now draft new terms for future collaboration, with a focus on transparency and shared goals. Club officials have pledged to consult fans directly on the next steps, while the Trust will review its role in governance. The partnership’s end doesn’t signal a split-just a fresh start, according to both parties.
League standing: 21st in League One, 49 pts, 12W-13D-21L from 46 games, recent form LDDDW. Goals this season: 52 scored, 61 conceded (-9 goal difference). Title race: 54 points behind leaders Lincoln.
