Bath City Club details

Also known as

The Romans

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Manager

Jerry Gill

TEAM	GAMES	WON	LOST	DRAWN
Bath City	93	36	28	29

Year Formed

1889

Chairman

Steve Hall

Address	Twerton Park
	Twerton
	Bath
Post Code	BA2 1DB
Website	/www.bathcityfc.com/

Current Squad

NA Josh Barrington (G)
NA Ryan Clarke (G)
NA Adam Forster (G)
NA Jason Mellor (G)
NA James Pardington (G)
NA Peter Trego (G)
13 Harvey Wiles-Richards (G)
NA Jack Batten (D)
NA Ryan Bole (D)
NA Matthew Coupe (D)
NA Steve Elliott (D)
NA Darren Jones (D)
NA Connor Riley-Lowe (D)
NA Jimmy Rollo (D)
NA Sekani Simpson (D)
NA Martin Slocombe (D)
NA Harvey Smith (D)
NA Jack Smith (D)
NA Matt Taylor (D)
2 Kevin Amankwaah (D)
12 Dan Ball (D)
14 Matt Bower (D)
15 Ashley Harper (D)
17 James Ollis (D)
18 Alex Hartridge (D)
NA Chris Allen (M)
NA Joe Burnell (M)
NA Jonathan Davies (M)
NA Leo Eglin (M)
NA Zak Evans (M)
NA Nick Grosvenor (M)
NA Josh Hutchinson (M)
NA Miles John (M)
NA Luke Matthews (M)
NA Joe McNulty (M)
NA Billy Murphy (M)
NA Louis Perry (M)
NA Daniel Rooney (M)
NA Jacob Sloggett (M)
NA Tom Smith (M)
NA Ross Stearn (M)
NA Bradley Williams (M)
NA Zac Evans (M)
2 Joe Raynes (M)
4 Sam Pearson (M)
4 Matt Richards (M)
6 Frankie Artus (M)
8 Sean Rigg (M)
16 Jordan Simpson (M)
19 Harry Hamblin (M)
NA Oaklan Buck (F)
NA Owura Edwards (F)
NA Andrew Elcock (F)
NA Stuart Fleetwood (F)
NA Chas Hemmings (F)
NA Josh Hutchinson (F)
NA Liam Monelle (F)
NA Marvin Morgan (F)
7 Adam Mann (F)
8 Andy Watkins (F)
9 Tyler Harvey (F)
9 John Mills (F)
10 Ryan Brunt (F)
17 Ricardo Rees (F)

Bath City in National League South

		P	W	D	L	GD	Pts
8	Billericay	13	5	5	3	0	20
9	Maidstone	13	5	4	4	+6	19
10	Bath City	13	4	5	4	+5	17
11	Chippenham	13	4	5	4	+1	17
12	Concord R	13	5	2	6	0	17

Players loaned in

18Alex Hartridge (D) from Exeter
19Harry Hamblin (M) from Southampton U21

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Switzerland haven’t lost a competitive home match since 2014 – a run stretching 14 games

Expert verdict

Ireland will need to sharpen up in attack to take a positive result from their pivotal Euro 2020 qualification clash against Switzerland in Geneva. Ireland missed a huge chance to cement their place in Group D’s top two after a dour 0-0 draw against Georgia on Saturday, though one more victory from their remaining pair of fixtures will still see them qualify for next year’s showpiece. Switzerland have little to fear from the Irish frontline and should harness the energy of their buoyant support to break down the visitors.

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