Torquay United Fans Forum

Well done Louis - good move!

Ruairi Keating has just signed for Galway United:

https://galwayunitedfc.ie/ruairi-keatin ... or-united/

Good luck Ruairi

The actual words were 'we haven't forgotten about you'!

Jamie Reid scored Mansfield's winning goal last night - his first for the club.

Re: 'the ginger slapper Natalie Cornish (sic). A face like a smacked arse and the brains of a rocking horse.' (davethegull2), it always makes me laugh that Natalie Cornah is quite often the local sports reporter on the BBC - she sounds like she smokes 50 fags a day and has done very little excercise...

'Wokism' is the state of being 'Woke' - I quote from Wikipedia: 'Woke (/ˈwoʊk/ WOHK) is a political term originating in the United States referring to a perceived awareness of issues concerning social justice and racial justice. It derives from the African-American Vernacular English expression &quo...

The BBC's coverage of local sport is quite poor compared to ITV - they showed both of Torquay's goals this evening.

I see that Ben Gerring was on the bench for Woking last night in their 5-1 away win against Dover. I thought he had left the club? His presence will no doubt add the usual spice to the Gulls v Woking fixtures this season, except that there will probably be no crowd to hurl insults at him!!

Details of National League funding have been released today - Torquay get £95000 per month as an ex league club:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/54629239

Excellent article - just shows the contradictions in the government's current policies. Nice to see TUFC get a mention in the New York Times!

Ha ha - I stand well and truly corrected about the venue for the Chiefs match! It still doesn't explain the nonsense that people can be crammed together in a pub but not spaced out in a ground. Thanks nickbrod for explaining the rules - ridiculous though they are!

I shoulld add that no-one was allowed in at Sandy Park yesterday to watch the Chiefs' excellent win against Racing, yet the pub outside the ground was apparently heaving with fans watching the game on TV!!

I know I live in Cornwall and may be a bit slow on the uptake as a result, but can someone explain to me why Sholing can have 400 fans for the FA cup game next week, yet no fans are allowed in any Premier, EFL of National League grounds??!!

At first glance this story seems to imply that Sherring is on his way back to Bournmouth!:

https://www.afcb.co.uk/news/club-news/l ... eads-home/

Just a thought - maybe the club shop could start selling TUFC branded toilet rolls??!!