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Willowgull wrote: ↑03 Aug 2023, 09:55 Dillon De Silva returns to Torquay on a permanent move from QPR. Thoughts?

Very happy. While not the best player in the world, remember the league we find ourselves in.

Compare him to Joe Felix (remember him) who is playing wing-back for Worthing and seen by many as a potential playoff team.

Now, who would you have.
COYY

WFCFAN wrote: ↑03 Aug 2023, 10:32 Hi Guys, Worthing Fan here looking forward to our visit.

In regards to tickets do you know if its just the small away seating area? Or will you be opening up the aware terrace?

I would guess we would take 100-150 away fans next week.

You will have block A for away fans. With 100 / 150 away fans this will be more than enough. I too will be making the trip from Worthing, but supporting Torquay United. Have a safe trip. Any questions ask away. . .

While I remain unsure of the home shirt, the away shirt works for me and looks great. Having said that, my two children, in their mid twenties love them both. So maybe it is a generational thing.

Further, if we win the league who cares

Joe Felix joins Worthing.

Rhys Murphy joins Yeovil.

Fantastic news.

torq2u wrote: ↑31 May 2023, 07:13 Sendles-White joins Yeovil on a year's contract. Phew! Relieved he's not coming here!

Do you not rate him. What level do you think we are at!

SuperNickyWroe wrote: ↑27 May 2023, 17:08 Info (actually) from someone inside the club....
Aaron Jarvis set to stay for 2023/4.

Truly fantastic news if correct.

GullsUnited wrote: ↑12 May 2023, 18:21 Why would they need to say he's staying when he's under contract?

You are not wrong, but come-on lets open our eyes.
Under contract means little if he wants off. His agent is looking releasing 'buy me' video clips.

Do you not think that if Jarvis was staying we would have had it announced by now. Also not a comment from the player saying how he's looking forward to next season with us.

Sadly, it feels like he's off. Leaving us looking for three strikers.

Southampton Gull wrote: ↑28 Apr 2023, 10:40 Wealdstone, Bromley & Maidenhead are in or near a huge catchment area called London. Altrincham are near another huge catchment area called Manchester, we're in the wilderness. Get a grip.

This is bang on the point I've made a while now. Look to relocate training out of area.

Others have said we cobbled together a team in the past. This would have been paying league two wages to relocate. Young players will not relocate to Devon, plus the cost of living. Let's open our eyes.

Move training to Bristol / Swindon to increase our catchment area. We need to think outside the box.

The first thing to clear up will be staying full time or going part time.

If we stay full time, we need a true two year plan. This to me would include, Gary staying and moving training away from Devon, something I've recommended for a while now. We as a club need to be more proactive, not reactive.

I am sue a George Edwards statement will be issued next Sunday, after the Wrexham game (smile).

How about this...................

If we were to win on Saturday and somehow Maidenhead or York were to lose both games 4 points would be enough. Add to this if Wrexham were to lose on Saturday and Notts County draw, Wrexham would need a point from our game.

We could play out a nice draw to give them promotion and see us survive (now to stop dreaming).

Sadly, I still believe it is us for the drop. The run we are on has given us hope. The hope that kills you.

See you at Chesterfield, COYY.