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1-2 their big day ruined (for now)

738 away

TommyGunn wrote: ↑24 Mar 2024, 18:48 Taunton are home to Slough tomorrow. Rain forecast most of the day and Bridgwater united women played on the pitch today. Madness. They are asking for trouble and it may cost them with relegation.

It’s all a bit embarrassing

For all those a few weeks ago waxing lyrical with happiness that they finally got there club back with CO pulling the plug. This is that club looks like without CO money! bearly existing heading full steam into oblivion.We still await our Torquay night in shinning Armour with pots of money..... Mor...

This is the time to blindly rally behind the team, I’m not confident these can stay up but I won’t tell them that.

2-0, weird league where anyone can beat anyone.
Big reaction

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I’m told the third party is a local wealthy individual who also happens to be a Torquay season ticket holder. Look at TUST’s recent statement about bidders, I can’t see any of the ones mentioned by this troll generating any excitement.

2-0. Not expecting us to win every game as we’re not good enough, but back to back wins should steer us clear of trouble if we are docked points.

Let people go for a fag/vape at HT and charge them a quid.

Admiral wrote: ↑09 Mar 2024, 13:03 Doesn’t look to be a great crowd, but it doesn’t show how many we’ve sold in the pop/away terrace. With back to back home games in the next 3 days I’d expect 2200 at each.

Not expecting 3700 every week, people spent a lot of money a fortnight ago and we had a good turnout at Weymouth.

Doesn’t look to be a great crowd, but it doesn’t show how many we’ve sold in the pop/away terrace. With back to back home games in the next 3 days I’d expect 2200 at each.

Downes has steadied the ship, hopefully third time lucky

Germans love their football model, and I think we could all learn a thing or two from it. The only problem is I can’t see any future changes coming top-down, there’s far too much money at stake in the PL nowadays. Exeter are a great example of how fan-ownership can work.

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cockneycockers wrote: ↑02 Mar 2024, 14:17 Think Weymouth were encouraging fans to have a drink in their clubhouse to keep funds in football and maybe going some way to paying back those fivers Weymouth are giving our club.

Fantastic gesture but clever marketing! Not complaining though