Torquay United Fans Forum

greb46 wrote: ↑30 Jan 2019, 19:52 The club could offer a reduced rate to someone who has never watched a match and let them bring a friend for free.If they like it then they would return paying the normal entrance fee and if not they may mention it to others who may want to give it a try.Obviously it may be difficult determining that the people coming along aren't regular supporters getting a cheap match day!But it must be possible to work something out.

Teigngull wrote: ↑09 Jan 2019, 19:25 THIS IS IN CAPS BECAUSE I NEED TO GET MY POINT ACROSS LOUD & CLEAR.
WHY ARE WE SHOWING WOKING THAT WE'RE AT ALL BOTHERED ABOUT WHAT THEY DO, BY CREATING A THREAD YOU HAVE DONE NOTHING BUT SHOW A WEAKNESS, LET THEM WORRY ABOUT US FFS,
WE'VE GOT SOME UP THEIR ASS PRICK POSTING BY THE NAME OF TQ1 ON THEIR FORUM WISHING THEM ALL THE BEST AND NOT TO WORRY COS WE'LL SLIP UP SOMETIME !!!!!!
WHAT AN ABSOLUTE KNOB.
COULD I SUGGEST THE ADMINISTRATION TEAM ON THIS FORUM WIPES THIS THREAD CLEAN PLEASE, OR ARE YOU ALL PARTY TO THIS NAMBY PAMBY ATTITUDE TOWARDS OUR MAIN RIVALS FOR THE TITLE ?

Louis wrote: ↑01 Jan 2019, 21:10 Got a picture for those not there. The extra games are taking its toll on the field now...
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Midlandgull wrote: ↑26 Dec 2018, 17:51 All it says on the website at this stage is:

"South Devon College and Torquay United Football Club are excited to announce a brand new partnership which will develop opportunities to inspire the local community"

Then links to this video:

Not sure what to make of it - more details to follow it also says.

could be a new place for the club to train, or an academy/ladies link? Perhaps young students will have the chance to get involved in the club in a variety of ways - hopefully it will be something positive!

forevertufc wrote: ↑15 Dec 2018, 14:10 Using a car breakdown isn't the best analogy here. If your car breaks down and you don't know anything about mechanics, you would indeed take it to a garage, but then your relying on the garage being reputable, charging you a fair price for only the work that needed doing, take to a dodgy dealer, and they could convince you into parting with a lot of money for that doesn't need doing, if you didn't know any better how would you know. See.


Bit like economics most of us are lay men who don't really understand. Some one on the BBC news says the pound has fallen because of a bleak Brexit warning, and we're like' oh no the pounds fallen in value what are we going to do' without really understanding what it means.

I'm no expert but what I do know is the bank of England make forecasts based on assumptions of what they think (not know) is going to happen, the Bank England are not deliberately lying to anyone, but you can have best or worst case scenarios based on whatever narrative that suits after all, the bank of England don't appear to have a single forecast right since Hovis invented bread.


[highlight=yellow] Mark Carney warned in 2016 a leave vote would cause a technical recession in the UK. Didn't happen.[/highlight]

Then earlier this year, the same Mark carney admitted his pre referendum predictions were all wrong. No shit, thankfully must didn't believe you then and don't now, as project fear, no surprise now the date looms large has turned into project hysteria.

budegull1954 wrote: ↑14 Dec 2018, 20:58 A low point for me (amongst many) was the resignation of Martin Kuhl before the season had even started. You just knew then that something wasn't right about the management team. I see that Kuhl has now rocked up as manager of Basingstoke Town. However the real low point of the past 5 years (apart from 2 miserable relegations of course) has to be home defeat against the mighty Chippenham - I didn't go, but my mate on the Popside said it was the most abject performance he'd seen from any TUFC team over the past 30 years.