The supporters club was started in 2015 from an idea of Stuart Cadmore, football club founder. Stuart was leaving the ground one day when someone said to him, “When are we home again”. It was the word ‘we’ that caught his attention and he thought to himself that there is more to some of these spectators than just casually watching a local football match.

Some of the spectators he knew, he spoke to, plus officers of the club at that time. This was towards the end of the 2014/15 season and invited several spectators to a meeting at the ground, to discuss the forming of a supporters club and if indeed there was any support for the idea. Following a discussion, it was agreed to pursue the idea and the first official meeting took place in April of that year.

At that meeting it was agreed that Stuart would be the Secretary of the club and Brian Martin, who had been the Treasurer of the football club for several years would be the Treasurer. At that time no one came forward to be chairman. It took several months before the late John ‘Mack’ McCoy was appointed the first Chairman, with Gavin Lloyd taking over from Mack. It was also agreed that club colour scarves with the PPSC logo and ‘Founder Member’ on the scarf be purchased and sold. All were sold and the first picture under the goal posts took place, with the scarves. as can be seen in the picture above.

With the first season for the PPSC being 2015/16, they have now completed some seven seasons as a responsible body. There were gaps as two of the seasons were not completed due to the pandemic, which cut down the fund raising seriously. Never the less, the PPSC has raised in excess of £30,000 over that time. That money was invested in a variety of equipment and expenditure, ranging from employing security in the carpark, re damage to vehicles and funding a reservoir pitch watering system, plus many more projects.