Non-League Paper

City reserves set for Step 7

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 July 2026

GLOUCESTER CITY will have a reserve team in the Herefordshire Premier Division this season.
The club say having a team in the Step 7 division is part of their “long-term development pathway” as they look to blood players from youth team into the first team.
Head of coaching Josh Taylor said: “We are really pleased to put this structure in place. A lot of work has been going on behind the scenes to bridge the gap between our Under-18s and first team.
“Hopefully, this will allow us to see even more young players progress through what is already a successful yout...

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