by Colorado Gull » 21 Jul 2016, 09:09
Torbay Council will not sell the ground. They have always wanted (and always will want) TUFC to go bust so they can keep the land for themselves, knockdown the inconvenience which is Plainmoor and make a hefty profit from their housing development plans. I don't mean to be negative, nor am I saying that Torbay Council do not support the club, but we hear nothing from them when it comes to TUFC and it's blindingly obvious (and has been for some years, 2004 promotion ring any bells?) that they are only interested in the land. Gaming International Ltd were told this on many occasions, but no, we decide to carry on with their so called investment, allow thousands of pounds being loaned to us which we'll never be able to give back.
We are still a few players short, the budget is disappearing quickly and it's alright suggesting we have sold may season tickets, but they were sold at a dismally low price, meaning we will lose out as the season goes on, need an average of over 2,000 every week to break even and that is relied on the squad which looks mediocre. If we are not fighting for promotion and find ourselves mid-table/bottom half, attendances will only be around a 1,700 average, meaning we are in a dire state even if we manage to stay alive after GI give up on the Council negotiations.
Torbay Council will not sell the ground. They have always wanted (and always will want) TUFC to go bust so they can keep the land for themselves, knockdown the inconvenience which is Plainmoor and make a hefty profit from their housing development plans. I don't mean to be negative, nor am I saying that Torbay Council do not support the club, but we hear nothing from them when it comes to TUFC and it's blindingly obvious (and has been for some years, 2004 promotion ring any bells?) that they are only interested in the land. Gaming International Ltd were told this on many occasions, but no, we decide to carry on with their so called investment, allow thousands of pounds being loaned to us which we'll never be able to give back.
We are still a few players short, the budget is disappearing quickly and it's alright suggesting we have sold may season tickets, but they were sold at a dismally low price, meaning we will lose out as the season goes on, need an average of over 2,000 every week to break even and that is relied on the squad which looks mediocre. If we are not fighting for promotion and find ourselves mid-table/bottom half, attendances will only be around a 1,700 average, meaning we are in a dire state even if we manage to stay alive after GI give up on the Council negotiations.
