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I'm sure this isn't giving anything away Mr Candy - but I just saw Zema Abbey and Leon Constantine walking along Torquay sea front ... but Sssshhhh - don't let anyone else know!

I think the nettist matches were organised by the TUST or some other supporters group. Not so Mr Candy - the TUST had not been born when the 8 Nettist Matches took place (1999-2007) They were organised independently by a staunch group of supporters known as 'The Nettists' and consisted of just 4 te...

For those ‘older’ users of this forum, there is a new book out covering the life and times of the late Justin Fashanu, who played for the Gulls during 1991-93, making 41 appearances Two chapters are dedicated to his spell with Torquay United, with over 100 people having been interviewed to help ...

Many thanks for the replies. I think AlexGulls is referring to a different set used for fund raising, but CP Gull seems to be referring to the ones I am thinking of.

Thank you for your help.

Just found this document online: http://www.gloucestergulls.co.uk/Torquay%20United%20FC.pdf - and on page 7 underneath the ground plan it refers to: On the spectator side of the wall at the front of the Family Stand is the “Yellowbrick Wall”, a series of engraved plaques that have been purchased...

Leon Constantine is available at the moment - a free agent looking for a club!

Then again it seems as though the pressure got to him!

http://www.tivertontownfc.com/

Looks like he is back in the real world again after running his training school

http://www.tivertontownfc.com/

ferrarilover wrote:If only those who played before weren't the only people on Earth...

Matt.

I don't think they are ... Scott Brehaut is from Guernsey!

ferrarilover wrote:Could it be resurrected?

Matt.

I wouldn't think so now - everyone is too old to play and have moved on in life!

It was the "nettists" match. Four teams made up of fans and a couple of first teamers. Won a trophy at the end of it....ran for three or four seasons, and always at Easter. It actually ran for 8 seasons Scott, started in the centenary year (Wes Saunders era) for the DotCom Trophy - and ra...