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NEW SIGNING – JACOB BOWKER JOINS FALMOUTH TOWN

NEW SIGNING – JACOB BOWKER JOINS FALMOUTH TOWN

Falmouth Town are pleased to confirm the signing of midfielder Jacob Bowker.

Jacob, son of ex Falmouth Town manager Andy joins from Tavistock having previously played for St Blazey, Ivybridge and Plymouth Argyle academy.

“It’s a great club, with a great atmosphere on match day. My dad Andy used to play here and loved his time at the club. I know a couple of the lads and of course Westy. So when I heard the offer it was hard to say no.” Bowker told falmouthtownafc.co.uk

“I believe I can bring a lot of calmness to the team in the way I play. Open up gaps in the opposition, create opportunities, being direct and bring a lot of energy.”

“My aim is to come here and help the team pick up as many points. They have been on a very good run of form since Christmas. So to chip in and help where I can is my main aim. And possibly even play-offs.”

“I’m never one to flood the squad but with a couple injuries and still close to twenty games to go it was important to strengthen the group for the run in. The last couple seasons our signings around and just after Xmas have really given us a bounce and helped us kick on.

Bowks is player that will get the supporters up on their feet with his attacking play. Looking forward to seeing what he can bring to this group” Andrew Westgarth told falmouthtownafc.co.uk

FALMOUTH TOWN SIGNS FRED WALTER

FALMOUTH TOWN SIGNS FRED WALTER

Falmouth Town are pleased to confirm the signing of defender Fred Walter.

Walter joins from St Blazey having previously played for Helston Athletic and Wendron United. With James Ward moving onto Mousehole and Tom Fisher out with a broken ankle, Walter’s arrival will help bring a solid presence to strengthen Town’s back line.

Walter told falmouthtownafc.co.uk;

“I’ve always admired Falmouth Town and their fans. I’ve always said to myself I want to play the highest level possible.”

“I’m a hard working and honest player on and off the pitch. I’ll give everything for the club, management and team mates.”

“I hope I can establish myself and Falmouth at Southern League level.”

Manager Andrew Westgarth said;

“I have been a long time admire of Fred over the years and tried to sign him when he left Helston but he felt he needed regular game time and choose to move to St Blazey instead.
Another player who fits the profile perfectly, young, local, hungry to play and test himself at this level. Fred can play anywhere across the back line so I’m delighted to get him in.”

FALMOUTH TOWN SIGN HARRISON JEWELL

FALMOUTH TOWN SIGN HARRISON JEWELL

Falmouth Town are pleased to confirm the signing of defender Harrison Jewell.

Jewell, joins from local rivals Helston Athletic having just won the Western League title with the blues and gaining promotion along with Falmouth Town to the Southern League.

Jewell becomes our second signing of the season following Kai Cornish from Kellaway Park

“Falmouth have a great history and support, the club is only going in the right direction so wanted to be apart of the journey. From being a Falmouth boy it only felt right, Jewell told falmouthtownafc.co.uk”

“I would like to think I’d bring leadership, a winning mentality and hopefully strengthen the defensive unit which achieved the best defensive record last year”.

“I hope I I can help Falmouth establish themselves within the Southern League”.

Manager Andrew Westgarth said “Harrison, very much like Kai and the sort of player you want at the club. Again fits the profile perfectly. Living it Falmouth Harrison has always been a long term target.
Not often you get to sign Captains from other clubs so delighted to get a player of Harrison quality and leadership in. Thank you Matty and Helston for their cooperation on getting the transfer sorted”

CORNISH SIGNS FOR FALMOUTH TOWN

CORNISH SIGNS FOR FALMOUTH TOWN

Falmouth Town are pleased to confirm the signing of forward Kai Cornish.

Cornish, joins from local rivals Helston Athletic, having just won the Western League title with the blues and gaining promotion along with Falmouth Town to the Southern League.

Kai Cornish becomes our first signing of the season.

“The club has a great history and it’s got a great fan base, having played against them quite a few times in big occasions over the last few seasons it’s exciting to have their support for the season.” Cornish told falmouthtownafc.co.uk

“When I spoke to Westy, I felt this was the right place for me to develop my game and help the team achieve its goals”

“As a winger, I think I can bring a lot of pace and creativity to the team. I love taking on defenders and creating opportunities. I’m also committed to tracking back and helping out defensively, so I aim to contribute on both ends of the pitch”

“I hope to help the team establish ourselves in the Southern League and to hopefully lift some silverware in the process”

“Kai is a player I have tracked and admired for a number of years and shown interest in but for what ever reason a move has never materialised”, first-team manager Andrew Westgarth said. “He fits the profile perfectly for us. A local lad, great age, an eye for goal. Hopefully he can continue where he left off at Helston and be a real success at Falmouth Town”

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New Signing – Elcock Joins for Run In

New Signing – Elcock Joins for Run In

Falmouth Town are pleased to announce the signing of midfielder Andy Elcock.

Elcock signs from Southern League side Tavistock having initially signed as cover for FTFC after leaving Mousehole, that has now been made permanent and goes straight into the squad for Saturday’s match against Clevedon Town.

Prior to Tavistock, Elcock worked his way through Plymouth Argyle’s youth system before moving to play for Launceston, Bath City, Paulton Rovers, Cirencester and most recently Mousehole.  

“From the outside looking in you can see the club is growing and on the up. Also having played against Falmouth a few times I know the support here is amazing! Elcock told falmouthtownafc.co.uk

“I’m a technical player with a good range of passing, I like to dictate the tempo of the game. I hope to bring even more experience to the team.”

“When a player of Andy’s experience, quality come available it is a no brainer getting him in” first team manager Andrew Westgarth said; “We have so many games in a short space of time to play, 8 in 28 days, so the squad is going to be tested.” Having won the Western League with Mousehole last season and played at a higher lever it will be great having him at the club for the run in”