‘Dodge’ joined Tiverton from Exeter City after a successful playing career that saw him play for Bristol City, The Grecians and Bath City amongst others. Martyn was John Owen’s assistant before becoming manager.  Led the team out at Wembley on three separate occasions in FA Vase finals, and has also shepherded Tivvy to five FA Cup First Round appearances in a tenure that puts him amongst the longest serving managers in the country at pro and semi-pro level, having taken the reins in the summer of 1991.  Is the clubs’ full-time commercial manager.

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Grimmers makes a welcome return to Tiverton for the 2007-08 season having left four years ago to take up the vacant managerial post at historical rivals Mangotsfield United. During his playing career he excelled as a striker at Yeovil Town and also spent time at Bath City and Weymouth, but it was at Tiverton where he really enjoyed his best form. Indeed, he currently stands as the last player to score five goals in a match for the Yellows, a feat he achieved in a 7-1 drubbing of Frome Town in February 1996.. In his first spell as Assistant manager at Tivvy he helped guide the club to successive FA Vase triumphs, and will be eager to help Town to further success.

28 year-old skipper and centre-back who had two terrific seasons for Tivvy, but was ruled out of much of the 2005-06 campaign with a serious knee injury.  Started his career at Norwich City before returning to the Bristol area.  Played for Bath City, Mangotsfield, Clevedon Town and Chippenham Town before joining Tivvy for an undisclosed fee. Suffered a broken ankle at the beginning of last season but has returned at full strength and leads the team from the back with great authority.

Vastly experienced left sided player who has captained England Under 21’s to victory in the 1991 Toulon Tournament. Started off as a trainee at Exeter and moved to Glasgow Rangers in 1989 for a fee of £150,000. Returned south of the border on joining Burnley, and had a successful spell at Wycombe Wanderers before rejoining Exeter. In his second stint at Ladysmead after a brief time at the beginning of last season, he is now also a member of the Club’s coaching staff, and plays an active role in Tiverton’s Youth Development policy which is tied in with the nearby college.

A highly rated 25 year-old who won Taunton Town’s Young Player of the Year before joining Tivvy in 2005.  Previously with Dawlish Town, he is at home in midfield or as a wingback, and has covered in the heart of the defence on occasions. Played most of last season on the right flank but moved into a midfield anchor role towards the end of the campaign and gave great coverage for the defensive line. Mike scooped four awards at the end of last season, including the coveted Players’’ Player of the Year gong, but suffered a knee cartilage injury during the pre-season schedule which is likely to keep him out of action for the majority of the season.

Young goalscorer who has been showing impressive form with the Tiverton Town Youth team, and his displays have earned him a call-up to the main team. Scored his first goal for the senior team in January 2007 against Clyst Rovers in the Devon St. Luke’s Bowl, and is looking good to secure a regular place in the first team squad having committed himself to the Club towards the end of July. Paul is capable of playing either in the forward line or on either flank, and has pace to burn.

Summer signing from Bridgwater Town, Young usually plays as a support striker although he has a good knack of hitting the target so can also be employed as the focal point of the attack. Young scored over 100 goals for Bridgwater, including reaching double figures last term despite playing only half a season of football due to studying commitments.

26 year old who played in the later part of last season for Gloucester City. Ray began his career progressing though the Bristol Rovers youth set-up, capped by England at junior level before earning a one year pro contract with The Gas. On his release into the non-league game Johnston played mostly reserve team football with Bath City before getting his first taste of regular first team action at this level with Clevedon Town. Johnston impressed at the North Somerset club who he helped to glory as title winners of the Southern League's West One Division. He joined Gloucester City early in 2007 from a second spell with promotion chasing Western League outfit Frome Town.

A summer signing from Torquay United, Matt is a strong and mobile 23 year old central defender who  began his career at Bridgwater Town and then moved on to the Youth setup at Plymouth Argyle before a successful loan spell at Torquay United earned him a full time contract with the Plainmoor outfit. Despite being a regular fixture in the team in the second half of the season he was released following the Gulls’ relegation from the football league, and Tiverton were quick to snap him up, with interest being shown by a number of other local clubs.

A versatile defensive player, Gardner was not offered a professional contract at Bristol City despite having impressed in the Youth and Reserve sides at Ashton Gate, and was given a trial at Tiverton where he did enough to convince manager Martyn Rogers to offer him a season long deal. Smart on the ball and strong in the challenge, the 18 year old has all the attributes to succeed in the game.

The diminutive striker joined Tiverton from Western League Bitton in the summer after spells with Frome Town and Cadbury Heath having played his schoolboy football with Bristol Rovers. A natural goalscorer, who works hard for the team, two excellent seasons at Bitton attracted the scouts and it was Tiverton that managed to snap up the 19 year old.

Energetic attack minded 25 year old midfielder who joined Tiverton after a successful three year spell with Western League side Dawlish Town. Made his debut for the Yellows in the win at Brackley Town in October and scored his first goal for the Yellows in the 2-2 draw with Corby Town just before Christmas 2007. Has also player for Dartmouth.

Seventeen year old striker who has been in a rich vein of form for the Club’s Under 18’s side and has earned a call up to the senior team this season. Scored his first goal for the Yellows in the Devon Cup match at Ilfracombe at the end of January.

A recent acquisition from Cornish outfit Launceston, Simon has made a handful of appearances for Tiverton over the past few seasons in Devon Cup matches and friendlies, and was brought back into the squad in December to offer more firepower. Strong with the ball at his feet Simon is able to link play between the midfield and forward lines well, and his use of the ball is exemplary.

An eighteen-year-old right-winger, who has good pace, is very direct and has appeared in both the Yeovil Town Youth and Reserve teams last season. Caught the eye of Tiverton Town manager Martyn Rogers when playing for the Yeovil Youth side against Tivvy’s Under 18’s side in the FA Youth Cup  in November, and was signed on non-contract terms shortly afterwards, and recently committed himself to Tiverton for the next eighteen months.

Seventeen year old high-energy player who has forced his way into contention with the first team squad having initially signed with the Club’s Youth team. Scored on his first start at Rugby Town in September having previously made three substitute appearances, and has been going from strength to strength ever since

Pacey and versatile defender who was signed from Taunton Town on the recommendation of chief scout and former Peacocks manager Gary Domone. Faux made his Tiverton debut as a substitute in the victory over Chippenham Town in February. Previous to playing at Taunton Town Adam was part of the Clevedon Town team that won the Southern League First Division (South/West) championship in 2006, alongside current Tivvy goalkeeper Ray Johnston.

Now in the final month of a three-month loan spell, James, who is contracted to Bristol Rovers made an immediate impact in a yellow shirt by scoring the only goal of the game against Bashley just three minutes into his Tivvy Debut. A player that belies his tender years with a cultured style of play and excellent vision, Fraser looks to have a very bright future ahead of him in the professional game and has been an integral part of the Tiverton team that has been in such fine form since the turn of the year.