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I am hoping that the sought after players are already training with squad, if not we are in for an interesting game with Wrexham on Saturday.

I'm totally bamboozled how many players have we got that can play Saturday ???

According to the BBC we are no longer a football club, we are just an outfit!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/42543972

How prescient of them.

If we were a outfit what would we be , id say a pair of big pair of bloomers as we are pants

tufcyellowarmy wrote: ↑03 Jan 2018, 15:43 I’m guessing that when the club suggests that some departures and arrivals are imminent in the New year we should assume one or two things .
Firstly that “imminent “ will involve an agonising 4 week wait with no news and disappointment on the end of it.
The second is that we should clarify in which new year . This one or next !!!!

Well summed up......an absolute total shambles

Davey rejects contract offer and joins
The Mighty Boreham Wood!
https://www.torquayunited.com/news/

As things stand I make it 12 contracted players available for Saturday. Brilliant forward planning. What an absolute shambles.

Michee Efete is extending his loan to the end of the season

That takes the 'squad' to 13.

Still leaves us 12 Does it ....im at work , anyone can make sense of who we got

Davey agreed a contract with Torquay on Tuesday and shook hands with Ower's and by Wednesday morning he's decided to sign for Boreham Wood.

There's a story in there somewhere - when players see Boreham Wood as the club of choice over Torquay Utd.

Well there we have it ! Our striker at last. 18 year old on a 28 day loan. No expense spared! Alex Fletcher, 18, Plymouth Argyle youngster who scored a brace in the Checkatrade Trophy this season against an U23 side. Our search is over!

Daveys had our pants down there!!!

Squad of contracted players soars to a magnificent 14.

MellowYellow wrote: ↑04 Jan 2018, 12:01 There's a story in there somewhere - when players see Boreham Wood as the club of choice over Torquay Utd.

See it as a footballer would and not as a memeber of the Yellow Army.........

A good little club expertly managed, organised and coached with a good shout of achieving promotion to the EFL though the play-offs and right on his doorstep.

Now compare that with living out a miserable existence in an out of season seaside town miles and miles from home, playing in a team that has only won four games this season and twice as far from home as Cheltenham was.