The 2013-14 campaign delivered a season of mid-table consolidation for Exeter City, with The Grecians ultimately securing a safe 16th-place finish in League Two under the long-serving management of Paul Tisdale. Leading the charge for goals was the Scottish attacker Alan Gow, whose 7 crucial league goals included a spectacular long-range winner in the memorable 3-1 Devon Derby victory over rivals Plymouth Argyle. While cup success proved elusive, this campaign was a true standout for integrity, as the club proudly claimed the PFA Bobby Moore Fair Play Trophy for achieving the best disciplinary record across all 92 professional clubs, cementing a defining chapter in the club's commitment to fairness.