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It wouldn't surprise me if Reid's previous experiences of abuse from his own supporters is a factor in him wanting away. If he does go a big concern is that Reid, Janneh and Andrews, our three leading scorers, have scored 36 league goals between them. I can't see the Bristol lads being here next sea...

It is a one off match at the home of the highest placed finalist.

grockle wrote: ↑22 Jan 2019, 15:52 Not unique though!

He was popular with a number of supporters in his day.

Agree that we don't need to change anything. The record breaking run had to end sometime and I feel people are panicking. If we don't win the league it is because Gary Johnson started nine games late. If we didn't go up this season it would still be worth staying full time for another season when we...

nickbrod wrote: ↑21 Jan 2019, 13:42 One of Woking's games in hand - away to Truro - has been re-arranged for Tuesday February 26.

As mentioned above the other outstanding game is to be played on 5th February. So going into March we will know exactly what is required of us.

Now head of player development at the National League.

According to Bath o/s, the 1727 on Jan 1 was their highest ever NLS attendance. Do they really know what is in store for them on Saturday? In a nutshell yes. That's why they made the away end all ticket so as to gauge likely demand. They will also be aware that Torquay supporters will be among the ...

The 910 average was swelled by away support in matches against WSM and Chippenham - in fact the Chippenham game saw 1700 and consisted of an extremely large away contingent. Take those two games out and Bath are lucky if the attract 750. Chippenham usually get around 500 at home. If all those went ...

This game will probably attract the largest gathering of Bath City supporters at a game this season as well as a large number of neutrals. Could be the largest attendance this season in the division. It is going to be advisable that any Torquay fans planning on going and paying at the gate on the da...

Teigngull wrote: ↑10 Jan 2019, 19:00

As for the beer comment, when your old enough to buy a pint with your pocket money get back in touch, until then stick to your Maccy D's milk shakes.

In your own words Teign "Bants man, it's only bants".

Just got a mention in BBC Spotlight thanks to our ten straight wins.

Bxm Foxy wrote: ↑07 Jan 2019, 08:09 I don't think we can say historically we are a bigger club than Yeovil anymore. Really hope he stays though.

It can even be argued that Yeovil were always a more famous club than Torquay due to their exploits in the FA Cup as a non-league side.

I do wonder whether Clarke has realised that he won’t get the land he wants, and so wants to offload; investing in the team to make us more attractive to an investor. Or perhaps I’m just reading too much into this. Why does everyone talk of investors? When you invest you expect a return. Billericay...

arcadia wrote: ↑05 Jan 2019, 21:23 We've had a few of them but you've got to ask why Nicho did not walk into a job when he finished he needs to learn the game as you don't do that playing managers will tell you that.

Nicho now has the chance to prove his worth by taking Mousehole up the leagues.

Good to see Johnson looking ahead now and not waiting for the end of the season when we might lose a few of our players. Does this Suggest that Johnson himself is planning on being here next season?