What do you remember? 

Some people argue that a football club is nothing more than the players on the pitch, or the ground upon which they play; we of the Grecian Voices project believe that that it is so much more.

A football club is of course both of the above but additionally it's the fans and their memories that make it a rich and vibrant place to find oneself on a cold Saturday afternoon. 

The Grecian Voices project was an initiative funded to the tune of £50,000 by the Heritage Lottery fund which saw funds invested in the creation of a ground-breaking documentary. The project has also seen the complete revamp of the club's Centre Spot bar, which is now hosting a series of art work which includes iconic players and managers of City's past (and present).

The Trust's community sub-group leader Tony Badcock commented: "The revamp of the Centre Spot Bar is part of a series of works that Grecian Voices wants to roll out. The hope is that fans will really start to engage with the concept in the bar, and hopefully will help us to add to the collection of historic memorabilia and art work on display by offering suggestions for possible additions."

Grecian Voices is working closely with the Royal Albert Memorial Museum in a bid to expand on the good work already undertaken, and the hope is for the heritage of Exeter City to be more widely celebrated across both the City and the region.

Anybody who has any queries about the Grecian Voices project should contact the Project Co-ordinator Andy Fuller at andy.fuller@exetercityfc.co.uk.