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FIRST TEAM SQUAD

AT TIVERTON TOWN FC

Joe Parker

 

Joe, 29, came to Ladysmead on a permanent deal just a few weeks after his previous loan spell from the Tigers came to an end. The former Newport County forward scored 11 times in 15 games at the end of a campaign that saw the Yellows retain their Southern League Premier Division South status. 


A product of Hartpury College, Joe immediately endeared himself to the Tivvy faithful with two goals on his debut in a 4-2 home victory over Poole Town in late January and the relationship between pitch and terrace grew stronger as the season progressed. Vital strikes followed at Swindon Supermarine and in home matches against Hanwell Town, Merthyr Town and Winchester City as the Yellows built up a healthy amount of points around his goals.

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Kai Churchley

 

Bristol City youngster Kai Churchley is another young loanee at Ladysmead. He was born, and grew up in Cheltenham and played for Cheltenham Town at youth level before joining City at Under-16 level from Bishop’s Cleeve.


A right-footed central attacking midfielder, he signed a two year professional contract at Ashton Gate in March last year, and has been part of the successful Under-21s team the Professional Development League Two.

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Nathaniel Jarvis

 

Six-footer Nat came to Ladysmead in November, having scored five goals in ten matches this season for Welsh South outfit Newport City. Prior to that, he played for two seasons at Taunton Town, racking up 72 matches in National League South.

Cardiff-born Nat, 33, has a wealth of experience at all levels of the game. He joined his home-town club's Academy at the age of eight, signed pro as a 19-year-old, and scored on his first-team debut for the Bluebirds in 2011.

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Dan Kiota

 

Dan signed from Okehampton Argyle in December after his goal scoring exploits with Okehampton, Tavistock and Willand had seen him attract the interest of several Southern League clubs.

Dan began his footballing career in the Moors youth set up in Tiverton before his pace, size and finishing saw him take his ability into the amateur and then semi professional levels of the game.

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Did you know that there is a website completely dedicated to the history of Tiverton Town Football Club? The 'Tivvy Archive' is run by Alan Reidy and is an incredible documentation of the history of our club. Head over to www.tivvyarchive.co.uk and enjoy a step back in 'Yellow Time'

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