Torquay United Fans Forum

DevonBee wrote: ↑04 Apr 2023, 20:45 It will be great to see a good crowd on Friday cheering the boys on hopefully to victory...for those that have not been for a while we are the team wearing the yellow shirts and blue shorts btw

And there was me thinking we still played in black and white.

DevonBee wrote: ↑12 Jan 2023, 20:01 Not suprised, more of his depth League 2 with AFC Wombles, not getting regular games for FGR be interesting to see how it turns out for him.

According to Beeb article he has played 25 games this season for FGR. Vast improvement on fitness level compared to when he was here.

Crowd 768, 15 away. Are those figures actual attendees, or tickets sold. Because due to it being postponed from a date most people could get to, to a short notice rearrangement, I am sure a lot of tickets would have been purchased for the original date that the fans couldn't use for the rearranged ...

For those saying a change in manager would lead to an improvement in results, you might want to look at Slough Town. They have just replaced their long-term management team, and the new manager had a dream start. A humiliating 1-5 home defeat. Just a warning, a change isn't always the best option.

Admiral wrote: ↑06 Nov 2022, 07:27 I see we’re allowed to name 9 on the bench today… let’s just pretend we didn’t know

1 Newcastle? Don't know why unusual 2 Willie Brown 3 Mark Gardiner 5 Jim McNichol? don't remember why 9 Hartlepool, Darlington I remember going on a supporters coach heading for the midweek cup tie at Newcastle. We got as far as Gordano and found out the match was called off. We were offered the al...

So you think you are a loyal supporter of Torquay united. Both Mrs Dawlish and I have set you a quick quiz that should be easy pickings for a loyal supporter. 1. In January 1979 Torquay united were drawn away against which opposition in round 3 of the FA Cup. Who were the apponants and what was unu...

Similar to normal matchday pricing so not that bothered. To be expected to put a quid or two on top. There will always be those that watch from home but I'd rather spend a few bob more and be there in person. For me, the lad and father-in-law £52. Happy enough with that. If we were playing Accringt...

I will be taking in Havant and waterlooville v Weymouth next saturday primarily because I am visiting my son who lives in Hampshire, but also its cheaper, get to watch a couple of Torquay old boys and more inportantly check out our conference south opposition for next season. The way things are loo...

I see Asa came on for the last 5 minutes. Given his form, this season, does that now mean he will be unavailable for the next 5 matches?

251away supporters. Fantastic performance from the fans. What a shame the team can't show the same dedication.

brucie wrote: ↑24 Sep 2022, 22:48 Andrews is out for 6 weeks minimum with a knee injury.

That is what happens when you can't stay on your own two feet.

Chelston TUFC wrote: ↑24 Sep 2022, 21:03 If we kick off at 1pm but dont tell the opposition we stand a chance of winning a game

If we did that, we would probably still get even more players injured.

155 away supporters. fantastic for a team struggling in the nether regions of NL football. What a shame the players and staff do not share this undying commitment to the team.

I think we all knew what was coming today but prayed for a miracle. Unfortunately, we seem to have used ours already, in games versus Halifax and Southend.