Jersey Bulls: Island Club Profile and History

Jersey Bulls

Jersey Bulls represent the island of Jersey within the English non-league pyramid, linking local football with regular mainland competition. Based in St. Helier, the club uses Springfield Stadium as its operational and cultural home, with a red-and-white identity and a bull emblem rooted in the island’s agricultural heritage. The page brings together the club’s recorded squad position, coaching information, player movement and competition history, while recognising the distinctive travel and organisational demands of offshore football.

Xtra rating
1468
Conservative: 782
Rank club
1930
Updated: 15 September 2026

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Jersey Bulls Last matches by league

FA Cup

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    Burgess Hill Town
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    Worthing
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    Sussex Transport Community Stadium
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    Worthing
    Springfield Stadium

Non League Div One - Isthmian South East

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    Hastings United
    Springfield Stadium
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    Deal Town
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    The Charles Sports Ground
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    Beckenham Town
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    Eden Park Avenue
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    East Grinstead Town
    Springfield Stadium

FA Trophy

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    Harrow Borough
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    Earlsmead Stadium
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    Hastings United
    Springfield Stadium

Friendlies Clubs

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    Stevenage
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    Stenhousemuir
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    Stevenage

Jersey Bulls Team Roster

No players are recorded in the Jersey Bulls squad listing. That absence means a reliable breakdown by goalkeeper, defender, midfielder or forward cannot be provided, and no individual player can be selected without risking an unsupported identification. It should not be interpreted as proof that the club has no players, only that a named squad snapshot is unavailable. Jersey Bulls are associated with a local-player pathway, but the available listing does not support claims about present balance, depth or leadership.

Last Jersey Bulls Coachs

No coaching appointment is recorded for Jersey Bulls in the available chronology. Consequently, no manager or head coach is named here, and no current role, appointment date or earlier coaching sequence can be confirmed without adding unsupported detail to the profile instead of verified information.

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Jersey Bulls Transfers

No recent arrivals are recorded for Jersey Bulls. The available movement history therefore identifies no incoming player as a permanent transfer, loan, free-agent signing or returning loanee. This should not be read as proof that the squad received no additions; it means only that no arrival is documented in the club’s recorded history. A fuller assessment would require confirmed registration and signing information beyond the movements currently listed.

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The listed departures from Jersey Bulls include two free-agent moves. J. O’Toole left for Morton on 30 June 2026, while K. Guthrie moved to Queen of the South on 30 June 2025. Neither departure carries a recorded fee, and neither is listed as a loan. These entries describe recent documented movement rather than a complete history of every player who has left the club, so they should not be treated as a total for the period.

Latest player transfers to
Player Team to Transfer type Transfer date
Morton
Free agent 30 June 2026
K. Guthrie
Queen of the South
Free agent 30 June 2025

Transfers Synthesis

Jersey Bulls’ recorded player movement shows no documented arrivals alongside two listed departures. Both departures were free-agent moves, with J. O’Toole joining Morton on 30 June 2026 and K. Guthrie moving to Queen of the South on 30 June 2025. No fees are recorded, and neither departure is identified as a loan. The listed activity therefore shows outward movement without establishing a net squad change, recruitment policy or complete turnover picture. With no recorded squad members and no arrivals listed, the available information cannot connect these moves to a measured change in depth, position balance or playing style. The dates indicate activity across two successive summers, while the absence of incoming entries limits any broader interpretation. The clearest summary is a documented departure trail alongside an incomplete arrivals picture.

Leagues Jersey Bulls has participated in

Jersey Bulls have recorded participation in the FA Cup from 2021 through 2025, with the latest entry indicating recent activity. The club also appears in the FA Trophy and Non League Div One - Isthmian South East for 2025, giving the latest competition record a league-and-cup profile within the English non-league system. Friendlies Clubs is recorded from 2022 to 2024 and is historical rather than recent in this view. These entries confirm domestic English competition involvement, but they do not establish a current 2026 fixture list, league position or cup progress.

More about Jersey Bulls

Jersey Bulls Football Club, commonly known as Jersey Bulls, is a Jersey-rooted club operating within the English football pyramid. Its home is Springfield Stadium in St. Helier, a venue that serves as an operational base and an important setting for representative football on the island. The ground’s artificial playing surface is part of the club’s practical identity, helping connect local football with the demands of regular mainland competition.

The club’s central purpose is to create a pathway for leading Channel Islands players to compete consistently in the English system. That role gives Jersey Bulls a distinctive place in the non-league landscape: it is both an island institution and a bridge to mainland football. Travel planning is an unavoidable part of that position, so the club’s football model is associated with energetic, technically capable play that can be carried across a demanding schedule. The wider squad concept combines strong local talent with experienced semi-professional players prepared for the logistical commitment.

Red and white are the club’s defining colours, while the bull in its badge reflects Jersey’s agricultural heritage and its famous cattle breed. The visual identity is direct and strongly local, matching the club’s connection with island culture and community. The same community-conscious outlook extends to its private ownership and management model, which is intended to support financial sustainability and close integration with Jersey’s football ecosystem.

On the field, Jersey Bulls occupy the domestic English non-league sphere rather than the UEFA club competition structure. Their recorded participation includes the FA Cup, FA Trophy and Non League Div One - Isthmian South East, while friendly fixtures form part of the earlier competition record. The club’s significance therefore reaches beyond results alone. It provides a visible competitive outlet for Jersey players, strengthens the island’s link with the English pyramid and gives offshore football a recognisable red-and-white representative.

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