Torquay United Fans Forum

tomogull wrote: ↑21 Jul 2019, 13:29 I also thought, but I may be wrong, that we would receive an email when the Season Tickets were available. Cheers!

SuperNickyWroe wrote: ↑03 Jul 2019, 15:11 Thanks....
I wish I'd thought of that..... :}
You're a genius...... :whip:

SuperNickyWroe wrote: ↑03 Jul 2019, 13:31 Not happy.
As an exile, I'm going to miss Notts County away as I'm on holiday!

GoodringtonGull wrote: ↑02 Jul 2019, 18:34 Shame Cundy was snapped up by Exeter,

nickbrod wrote: ↑20 Jun 2019, 17:16 Have I missed something? How does Jake Andrews morph into Connor Lemonheigh-Evans?

budegull1954 wrote: ↑23 Apr 2019, 13:52 According to the various match reports 'everyone' received a yellow flag (or was it orange?) to wave when they entered the ground. Well I arrived at 2.30 with my brother and there were certainly no flags being given out at the Popside entrance at that time. Neither were there any 'souvenir' programmes available. A small point maybe but it didn't take the gloss off a great occasion, even if the match itself was a huge anticlimax. Did anyone else on the left-hand side of the Popside see the blatant penalty in the second half when a Hungerford player batted the ball with his hand in the penalty area? You could hear the smack of hand against ball quite clearly from where I was standing - Conor L-Evans (best player on the pitch) was furious and rightly so.

Teigngull wrote: ↑22 Apr 2019, 18:43 Far too many players already on the beach, season done & dusted in their eyes,their keeper played a blinded & if he'd conceded 3 or 4 today it wouldn't have been an injustice.
Over 5300 supporters let down by half hearted challenges & commitment, sorry if it sounds harsh but that's the way I saw it. A damp squib & the celebrations were somewhat subdued.

GoodringtonGull wrote: ↑17 Apr 2019, 15:57 I like Andrews alot, and to some this may seem harsh, but I honestly think we can secure someone better on a permanent deal. Yes he's scored 11 and assisted a handful as well,

Southampton Gull wrote: ↑08 Apr 2019, 11:54 He was also outstanding in the air, can't remember him losing one high ball.

Yorkieandy wrote: ↑08 Apr 2019, 14:22
IMO there needs to be specific sections at home and away games for fans who want a more 'vibrant' experience at games and fans who are this way inclined can take in flags, drums, controlled pyro or whatever.



If you want a quiet, more cerebral day at the footy then stay well away from the pyro end and then nobody can have any complaints because everyone knows which area they prefer to be in and where they stand.

Plainmoor78 wrote: ↑28 Mar 2019, 16:37 The 'new owners' are hardly new and to anybody tempted to give them some credit for our forth coming promotion it should be remembered they were responsible for us being in this division in the first place.
The upturn is purely for footballing reasons, ie Johnsons tactical nous. I don't think any extra money has been spent, just consider the size of our squad.

Watford Gull sort of wrote: ↑28 Mar 2019, 13:54 Afternoon all, I'll get this out in the open straight away, I am a fan of a different club but have had a soft spot for Torquay for the best part of 30 years and always try to to get to at least a game a season, either home or away.
It's just a quick note to wish you all the best in the game at Woking and of course the rest of the season. It's great to see you having a decent season especially considering how it started! If you want any advice for Woking (pubs, parking etc) please ask as my in laws live there and I was there for a game earlier in the season.
Quick question, there was a player for Torquay, probably late 80's or early 90's who had a terrible disciplinary record who I can't remember the name of. Can anybody help, I seem to remember him being sent off 8 or 9 times for Torquay

Southampton Gull wrote: ↑09 Mar 2019, 15:06 He's considered the devil because of his M. O. which has resulted in the loss of stadia to numerous sports clubs and despite him ALWAYS promising to build a new stadium NEVER has, its really that simple.

There's no doubting his business acumen but it's ALWAYS been at the expense of the club involved. Are we going to be any different to Bristol Rovers? I somehow doubt it. Anything else is open to debate but who thinks he would ever deliver us a new stadium? Definitely not I!!!

Midlandgull wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 09:04 Not sure how many of us would pay to go to watch Truro v Woking, definitely more than a usual Truro fixture but it wouldn't be a big pay day in my opinion. More away fans would come if it was at ours, some of season ticket holders (for free), you might get up to 1000 fans, but how many would be paying?

Send them down to Truro!