Eastleigh Football Club announce the resignation of Chairman, Paul Murray, who is standing down with immediate effect. Paul says, “As some will know, I recently sold my shares in Eastleigh Football Club when the Directors of Bridle Insurance were acquiring a majority stakeholding in the Club. I also stood down as Chairman at that time to assume the role of Non Executive Chairman. However I feel that it is now time for me to move on. I have thoroughly enjoyed my involvement with Eastleigh Football Club over many years. I lived in Eastleigh as a teenager, I went to college in Eastleigh, I have worked in Eastleigh for 46 years and still work here. I have a great affinity for the town and have therefore have been pleased to be of service to the local football club. I wish everybody at the Club well. The Club is in good hands with Stewart and Neil. They are young, dynamic, visionary, well funded and have a good knowledge of the game. I will watch with interest the progress the Club will m...
A stunning Josh Hare strike sealed a 2-1 win for the Spitfires on New Year's Day to defeat rivals Havant. Reda Johnson had headed Eastleigh in front. The visitors went on to equalise nine minutes from time before Hare's late winner settled the derby. Reaction from Eastleigh boss Ben Strevens: Eastleigh 2-1 Havant & Waterlooville @EastleighFC boss Ben Strevens was proud of his players today & believes they're showing the #Spitfires fans how much they care 👊 pic.twitter.com/aK5tuUQNeL — BBC Solent Sport (@solentsport) January 1, 2019 Eastleigh 2-1 Havant & Waterlooville
Eastleigh raced into an early lead through Ben Williamson with less than 2 minutes played before the visitors hit back with two goals to go in front. Paul McCallum equalised late in the game to salvage a point for the Spitfires on former Eastleigh boss Andy Hessenthaler's return to the Silverlake Stadium. Reaction from Ben Strevens: Eastleigh 2-2 Dover
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