Happy new year
Posted: 31 Dec 2013, 19:52
Just like to wish all fellow Gulls fans a very happy 2014. Let's hope it starts well, for us,
With a perfect 3 points tomorrow.
With a perfect 3 points tomorrow.
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Happy new year
Posted: 31 Dec 2013, 20:03
And May I wish you and your family a very happy new year to Christine. Matt and your better half too.
Happy new year
Posted: 31 Dec 2013, 20:06
Happy new year to you Diamond and all, I am seeing the new year in on an 8hr nightshift, quick kip in the morn and then off to Plymouth, how can anyone be this lucky.. 
Happy new year
Posted: 31 Dec 2013, 20:18
Have a good nightshift Dave :na: and Happy New Year to everyone! 
Happy new year
Posted: 31 Dec 2013, 20:50
That's bad luck, Forever, a night shift on NYE!! Maybe your bad luck will be the sacrifice for the Gulls Good luck tomorrow. See you there mate.
Happy new year
Posted: 31 Dec 2013, 21:07
Happy New Year from Leeds everybody, I hope those that have the opportunity to get to home park tomorrow make the most of it regardless of the result. Start the new year with a good atmosphere and support for the men in yellow and white. Those of us that can't travel will hope you'll do us proud and that you enjoy the day out!
Happy new year
Posted: 31 Dec 2013, 21:13
Happy New Year to all gulls fans on here and beyond! 2013 has been a bit of a stinker all round for us and right now 2014 isn't looking much better, but I will be at Home Park tomorrow (against my better judgment!). All we can do is give the team the best backing possible between now and the end of the season, what will be will be! UTG!
Happy new year
Posted: 01 Jan 2014, 00:40
Things can only get better can only get better can only get better. I have a good feeling we are gonna have a great start to 2014. 
Happy new year
Posted: 01 Jan 2014, 01:55
Happy New Year everybody.
Time to forget the debacle that was 2013. Let's hope 2014 is a better year for us as TUFC fans, starting with 3 points against the Cornish :~D
Time to forget the debacle that was 2013. Let's hope 2014 is a better year for us as TUFC fans, starting with 3 points against the Cornish :~D
Happy new year
Posted: 01 Jan 2014, 01:58
On behalf of myself and the rest of the Norway Gulls I wish you all a happy new year. Hopefully we'll be a league club next time we visit Torquay 
Happy new year
Posted: 01 Jan 2014, 02:22
Big ones all round for 2014 :slap:
and bollocks to 2013!
and bollocks to 2013!
Happy new year
Posted: 01 Jan 2014, 02:29
Happy New Year!
34 years ago, a Steve Cooper inspired Torquay won at Deans Court, 2-1 against AFC Bournemouth to move into 5th place in Division 4 (pre-play-offs).
We were in good form, with a team based around John Turner in goal, full-backs in Steve Ritchie and Freddie Pethard, flanking a central defence of Albert Larmour and Richard Bourne.
In midfield were the likes of Donal Murphy, Peter Coffil, Ian Twitchen & one or two others I have forgotten and Les Lawrence & Steve Cooper up front - widely considered, at the time, although perhaps a little biased, as the best partnership in the division. We were certainly looking good at the time, under the management of Mike Green, no hint of re-election concerns because there never had been in 53 years of league membership - that was for teams like Crewe, Rochdale & Hartlepool to worry about. No noises ever came out of Plainmoor that we were punching above our weight to simply be a league club, despite our geographical location.
As it happened, that NY Day success was our last win for 15 games, by which time we fell away to mid-table. Mid-table - how wonderful that idea sounds now....and it was considered to be disappointing back then.
34 years ago, a Steve Cooper inspired Torquay won at Deans Court, 2-1 against AFC Bournemouth to move into 5th place in Division 4 (pre-play-offs).
We were in good form, with a team based around John Turner in goal, full-backs in Steve Ritchie and Freddie Pethard, flanking a central defence of Albert Larmour and Richard Bourne.
In midfield were the likes of Donal Murphy, Peter Coffil, Ian Twitchen & one or two others I have forgotten and Les Lawrence & Steve Cooper up front - widely considered, at the time, although perhaps a little biased, as the best partnership in the division. We were certainly looking good at the time, under the management of Mike Green, no hint of re-election concerns because there never had been in 53 years of league membership - that was for teams like Crewe, Rochdale & Hartlepool to worry about. No noises ever came out of Plainmoor that we were punching above our weight to simply be a league club, despite our geographical location.
As it happened, that NY Day success was our last win for 15 games, by which time we fell away to mid-table. Mid-table - how wonderful that idea sounds now....and it was considered to be disappointing back then.
Happy new year
Posted: 01 Jan 2014, 03:06
So what you're saying is we could win later today...............and the not win for 15 more games?.................let the good times roll............
Happy new year
Posted: 01 Jan 2014, 09:42
If we went 15 games without a win, I'm not sure I'd notice too much difference to how this season has already been!!Burnhamgull wrote:So what you're saying is we could win later today...............and the not win for 15 more games?.................let the good times roll............