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Inter Plymouth
Full name	Inter Plymouth Football Club
Founded	2017
Ground	Staddiscombe Park, Plymouth
Chairman	Gabriel Langford
Manager	Sam Kenward
League	P&WD Sunday Divison One
Website	https://www.clubwebsite.co.uk/interplymouth/331646/Home
Home colours	Away colours

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Inter Plymouth Football Club is a Sunday League football club from Plymouth, England. They were formed in 2017, and play in the SWAZ Teamwear Plymouth and West Devon Football League's Sunday Divisions.

The club take their prefix of Inter from Inter Milan, which was inspired by a number of the players' former club AC Plymouth, who were similarly named after fellow Milan club AC Milan).

Inter are affiliated with Devon FA and in their first season as a club they came 12th out of a 14 team Division Two. Inter now play in Division One.

History

The club was founded in 2017, with five founding members: Jake Cooper, Sam Courtney, Sam Kenward, Gabriel Langford and Samip Pokharel. Kenward took on managerial and secretarial duties, whilst Langford was named chairman, and Cooper as the club's treasurer.

Ground

Inter play their home games at Staddiscombe Park, which is a complex of ten football pitches, four of which are for use by Plymouth University only. The grounds, along with the changing room block, are owned and operated by Plymouth City Council, and underwent a massive re-vamp in 2016 to improve the drainage^[1] at the site.

Due to the ground's location, winds and mists coming over from the Plymouth Sound are commonplace. The playing fields have a short name of Staddy, and are within very close proximity to the social club The Staddy.

Colours and badge

Inter took their home kit colour of mainly sky blue from AC Plymouth. This kit's official colours are University Blue and Midnight Navy and are in a Nike Park Derby design. This, Inter's first ever home shirt, was sponsored by Headline Barber, a barbershop on Mutley Plain. The lime green away kit was chosen by sponsor Johanna De Wan Art, and is in a Action & Pine Green Nike Sash design.

The Inter badge was designed by chairman Gabriel Langford as a homage to the Inter Milan badge, with the letters IPFC appearing in the centre piece, similar to how FCIM appears in the Inter Milan badge.

Rivalries

Inter, despite only having one seasons experience, have some sometimes quite feisty rivalries with Plymouth Athletic, Plymouth Armada and Plymouth United Reserves. This should not be a surprise, as these are the predominant three clubs who Inter competed against for league position in the 17/18 season, with United finishing 10th, Athletic 11th, Inter 12th and Armada 13th.

2017-18 season

In Inter's first league game which occurred on 13 August 2017, they started with 10 men and lost 21-1 to Central Park Rangers. It took until October 2017 for Inter to get their first league win, a 3-2 victory against Plymouth United Reserves. Inter went on to win 5 of their 26 league games which helped see the club finish with 17 points. That proved enough to avoid relegation for the 18-19 season, as the PWD Sunday section grew to incorporate three divisions.


Overall								Home						Away
Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD
26	5	2	19	57	166	−109	17	2	1	10	27	82	−55	3	1	9	30	84	−54

League results

^[a] Inter won their first competitive point in just their third game of the season thanks to a surprise draw with Activate Reserves.^[2] Inter had lost their previous two games, 21-1 vs CPR and 4-1 vs Armada, so to draw against an Activate side who could boast a Plymouth Parkway Reserves player was quite an achievement.

27 August 2017 League	Inter Plymouth	3–3	Activate Reserves	Plymouth
10:30	Freeman 18', 59' Langford 72'	Report	Taylor 25' Cunningham 35', 50'	Stadium: Staddiscombe Playing Fields Attendance: 16 Referee: Will Watts

It took until October for Inter to get their first league win when they beat Plymouth United's Reserve team.^[3]^[4]^[5]

15 October 2017 League	Plymouth United Reserves	2–3	Inter Plymouth	Plymouth
10:30	Perring 5' McGuire 28'	Report	Langford 6' Freeman 35' Western 38'	Stadium: Plymouth Marjons Attendance: 12 Referee: Juan Palber

Inter's second league win of the season came months later, in the second weekend of March when they surprisingly beat Barbican Pirates by a convincing scoreline of 11-1, lifting Inter off of bottom of the table.^[6] From this win, a new vein of confidence hit the Inter squad and a run of good results came in the following months towards the end of the season.

11 March 2018 League	Inter Plymouth	11-1	Barbican Pirates	Plymouth
10:30	Langford ?', ?', ?', ?', ?', ?' Sutherland ?', ?', ?', ?' Barton ?'	Report	Knight	Stadium: Staddiscombe Playing Fields Attendance: 8 Referee: Roger Martin

25 March 2018 League	South Brent	0-1	Inter Plymouth	Plymouth
11:45		Report	Langford	Stadium: Staddiscombe Playing Fields Attendance: 7 Referee: Allen Lewis

1 April 2018 League	Barbican Pirates	0-5	Inter Plymouth	Plymouth
10:30		Report	Langford ?', ?' Sutherland ?', ?' Courtney	Stadium: Staddiscombe Playing Fields Attendance: 8 Referee: Paul Rugman

8 April 2018 League	Inter Plymouth	3-2	Seymour Arms	Plymouth
10:30	Langford 27' Western 49' Hallworth 90+2'	Report	Miller Smith	Stadium: Staddiscombe Playing Fields Attendance: 4 Referee: Jamie Stewart

Inter's final positive result of the season was a 2-2 draw vs Headways Reserves, as the second part of a double-header.^[7]

22 April 2018 League	Headways Reserves	2-2	Inter Plymouth	Plymouth
11:45	Hart Tilley	Report	Langford Pokharel	Stadium: Staddiscombe Playing Fields Attendance: 8 Referee: David Avery

2018-19 season

The 18-19 Plymouth and West Devon Football League season started on 22 July 2018, with Inter hosting Plymouth United's B team, losing 4-3. The start of the season saw a host of new signings, 6 to be exact, and a new vice-captain in Owen Williams.

Players

Current squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
1	GK	ENG	Max Pannell ^[b]
2	DF	NEP	Samip Pokharel
3	MF	ENG	Alex Photiou
4	DF	ENG	Mark Cooper
5	DF	ENG	Sam Courtney
6	MF	ENG	James Burnett
7	FW	ENG	Sam Barton
8	DF	ENG	Jake Elliott
9	DF	ENG	Owen Williams (Vice-Captain)
10	FW	ENG	Gabriel Langford
11	MF	ENG	Jake Edwards
14	MF	ENG	George Evenden
15	DF	ENG	Daniel Freeman


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
16	DF	ENG	Sam Kenward (Player-Manager)
17	FW	ENG	Oliver Western
18	FW	ENG	Harvey Hilton
19	DF	ENG	Charlie Meakin
20	DF	ENG	Rick Orkney
21	GK	ENG	Jake Cooper
22	MF	ENG	Charlie Pannell
23	MF	ENG	George Langmead
24	MF	ENG	Robert Hallworth (Captain)
26	DF	ENG	Joseph Cooper
31	DF	ENG	Michael Hubber
72	MF	ENG	Noah Langford

Retired numbers

12 – The Inter Faithful
13 – Triskaidekaphobia

Player of the Season

Manager's Player

Year	Winner
17-18	Jake Edwards

Player's Player

Year	Winner
17-18	Gabriel Langford

Captain's Player

Year	Winner
17-18	Jake Cooper

Sponsors' Player

Year	Winner
17-18	Jake Edwards

Former players

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
7	MF	WAL	Steve Jones
7	FW	ENG	Dan Johnson
9	MF	ENG	Owen McCallum
14	DF	ENG	Rhys Parfitt
16	DF	ENG	Ben Foster
18	MF	ENG	Jack Bethwaite
18	MF	WAL	Mark Thompson


No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
18	MF	ENG	Laurence 'Bob' Carr
19	MF	FRA	Mario Mouele
21	DF	ENG	Nicholas Hodge
26	DF	ENG	Macauley Rickard
29	FW	ENG	Ben Pilcher
29	FW	ENG	Simon James Sutherland

Only includes players to have made at least one competitive appearance for the club

Records

League records

Record win: 11-1 vs Barbican Pirates, 11th March 2018 ^[8]
Record defeat: 21-1 vs Central Park Rangers, 13th August 2017 ^[9]
Highest scoring draw: 3-3 vs Activate Reserves, 27th August 2017 ^[10]

Ken Rickard Sunday League Cup records

Record win: n/a
Record defeat: 19-0 vs AFC Bickleigh, 19th November 2017 ^[11]
Highest scoring draw: 2-2 vs Barbican Pirates, 3rd September 2017 ^[12]^[13]^[c]

Sunday Challenge Cup records

Record win: n/a
Record defeat: 10-0 vs Headways Reserves, 12th November 2017 ^[14]
Highest scoring draw: 5-5 vs Tamar View, 8th October 2017 ^[15]^[d]

Devon Supplementary Cup records

Record win: n/a
Record defeat: 6-1 vs Plymouth Armada, 29th October 2017 ^[16]
Highest scoring draw: n/a

Record goalscorers

As of before the 18-19 season

Rank	Pos.	Nat.	Name	2017/18		2018/19		Total
Rank	Pos.	Nat.	Name	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals
1	FW	ENG	Gabriel Langford	24	34	0	0	24	34
2	FW	ENG	Simon Sutherland^[e]	9	8	0	0	9	8
3	FW	ENG	Oliver Western	27	5	0	0	27	5
4	DF	ENG	Daniel Freeman	27	4	0	0	27	4
5	MF	ENG	Robert Hallworth	22	4	0	0	22	4
6	DF	NEP	Samip Pokharel	28	2	0	0	28	2
7	MF	ENG	Jake Edwards	27	2	0	0	27	2
8	DF	ENG	Sam Courtney	25	2	0	0	25	2
9	MF	ENG	Charlie Pannell	23	1	0	0	23	1
9	DF	ENG	Rhys Parfitt^[f]	23	1	0	0	23	1
10	FW	ENG	Sam Barton	15	1	0	0	15	1

Organised with the players with more apps higher up the list. Currently a Top 11 list with joint goals and apps for 9th

Record appearance makers

As of before the 18-19 season

Rank	Pos.	Nat.	Name	2017/18		2018/19		Total
Rank	Pos.	Nat.	Name	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals
1	GK	ENG	Jake Cooper	31	0	0	0	31	0
2	DF	NEP	Samip Pokharel	28	2	0	0	28	2
3	FW	ENG	Oliver Western	27	5	0	0	27	5
4	DF	ENG	Daniel Freeman	27	4	0	0	27	4
5	MF	ENG	Jake Edwards	27	2	0	0	27	2
6	DF	ENG	Sam Courtney	25	2	0	0	25	2
7	FW	ENG	Gabriel Langford	24	34	0	0	24	34
8	MF	ENG	Charlie Pannell	23	1	0	0	23	1
8	DF	ENG	Rhys Parfitt^[g]	23	1	0	0	23	1
9	MF	ENG	George Langmead	23	0	0	0	23	0
10	MF	ENG	Robert Hallworth	22	4	0	0	22	4

Currently a Top 11 list with joint goals and apps for 8th

Disciplinary record

As of before the 18-19 season

Rank	Pos.	Nat.	Name	2017/18			2018/19			Total
Rank	Pos.	Nat.	Name
1	DF	ENG	Jake Elliott	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1
2	DF	ENG	Dan Freeman	2	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	0
2	MF	ENG	George Langmead	2	0	0	0	0	0	2	0	0
3	MF	ENG	Charlie Pannell	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0
	FW	ENG	Sam Barton	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0
	DF	ENG	Joseph Cooper	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0
Total				7	0	1	0	0	0	7	0	1

Notes

^ only showing positive 'results' for the club; wins and draws
^ Max wears the no.28 when out on pitch
^ Inter went on to win this game on penalties
^ Inter went on to win this game on penalties
^ no longer at the club
^ no longer at the club
^ no longer at the club

References

External links

Category:Association football clubs established in 2017 Category:Sport in Plymouth

[2] y showing positive 'results' for the club; wins and draws

[9] Max wears the no.28 when out on pitch

[16] Inter went on to win this game on penalties

[19] Inter went on to win this game on penalties

[21] r at the club

[22] r at the club

[23] r at the club

[1] "Pitch perfect play for Staddiscombe".

[3] "FA FullTime Inter 3-3 Activate".

[4] "Plym Utd match report".

[5] "Inter Plym match report".

[6] "FA FullTime United 2-3 Inter".

[7] "FA FullTime Inter 11-1 Barbican".

[8] "FA FullTime Headways 2-2 Inter".

[10] "Inter Plymouth 11-1 Barbican Pirates".

[11] "Inter Plymouth 1-21 Central Park Rangers".

[12] "Inter Plymouth 3-3 Activate Reserves".

[13] "AFC Bickleigh 19-0 Inter Plymouth".

[14] "Inter Plymouth 2-2 Barbican Pirates".

[15] "Ken Rickard Sunday League Cup Round One". The Herald (Plymouth). 5 September 2017.

[17] "Inter Plymouth 0-10 Headways Reserves".

[18] "Tamar View 5-5 Inter Plymouth".

[20] "Plymouth Armada 6-1 Inter Plymouth".

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