Torquay United Fans Forum

MellowYellow wrote: ↑24 Jul 2018, 14:24 Truro City to give unhappy fans refunds on season tickets following move to Torquay United's Plainmoor.

Truro must vacate Treyew Road by July 31st 2018, (nine days away.) to turn their ground into a Lidl Supermarket.

In response to their unhappy fans who will now have a 160 mile round trip if the wont to see their team play, Truro have said "We will say now that any person who has already purchased a season ticket for Treyew Road will be offered a full refund should they not wish to take up the opportunity of subsidised travel".


Truro first home match (plainmoor) against Billericay on 4 August .... Anyone goings Thought not! So 12 cups of teas and a pasty for the Truro fans it is then - aside from the Truro fans you have to feel for the Truro players and the opposition having to play in a ghost stadium.


O'well it will be are turn next - ground share with Truro whilst to await Clarkes new stadium.

https://www.cornwalllive.com/sport/foot ... ns-1815100

lucy6lucy wrote: ↑23 Jul 2018, 18:28 Can this be clarified, I thought it all fell through, ie I remember we where going to use their coach and that fell through, maybe we will be using it next season. One feels Osborne needs to clarify this with another statement

jimhart33 wrote: ↑23 Jul 2018, 15:05 This groundshare is unlikely to be for 1 year only as i believe the Stadium for Cornwall will not be ready for 2019/20 and also, i am not sure if all financing for the project from the govt is in place yet.

Tired Old Gull wrote: ↑23 Jul 2018, 13:24 Notice they haven't updated their admission prices from last season - I wonder if any Season Tickets have been sold for the forthcoming one?

http://www.trurocityfc.net/a/admission- ... 40803.html

budegull1954 wrote: ↑29 Jun 2018, 11:20 Re: James Constable - I wouldn't call 33 years old 'getting on a bit' for NLS. He could probably do a decent job, but yes has he still got the hunger?

Plainmoor78 wrote: ↑01 May 2018, 16:29 I think you have got this all out of context. Higgins and Lathorpe are in the position of having their careers finished, whilst having to support their families and I doubt very much those two earned an absolute fortune during the careers. They are both victims of fate which can befall anyone, they didn't choose for what has happened to them to occur, it is bad fortune.
The fans make their sacrifice out of choice. They don't have to attend matches or pay for raffle tickets etc. You yourself have made a choice not to attend matches, so can anyone. If the fans are victims of is because they have chosen to be so.

Southampton Gull wrote: ↑13 Mar 2018, 20:26 He doesn't have to offload Truro until he has to sign on the dotted line.

westyorkshiregull wrote: ↑23 Jan 2018, 06:32 Clearly something going on and link with masters and plainmoor is strong.

Interested with the the questions and answers from Steve that masters comes out well. I wonder what the relationship is with osborne and masters.

MellowYellow wrote: ↑23 Jan 2018, 04:17 Truro City have announced that the club is for sale :

https://www.thenonleaguefootballpaper.c ... nvestment/

Southampton Gull wrote: ↑26 Oct 2017, 07:49 There are plenty of others willing to step in should he move on. Eastleigh are a lot more solid financially than certain people seem to think. As I've said before, they've spent 30 years gradually improving on and off the field but they always consolidate at a level before moving forwards. There are still several Committee men from my time there all involved in the day to day operation of the club which is a hive of activity 7 days a week.

They've come a long way since I won the Wessex League with them, often vying with Histon for promotion, I'd say their journey is far from over and fully expect them to achieve League status in the next couple of years.

Southampton Gull wrote: ↑25 Oct 2017, 23:17 The bubble won't burst, just a poor run of form according to a few of my mates. They always seem to spend a couple of years trying to go straight up before consolidating and waiting for the right time. They're still improving off field projects so I wouldn't worry too much about them sustaining the rise of the club.

Neal wrote: ↑20 Oct 2017, 08:42 I'm making a general point on people, behaviour, opinions and commenting.

There are lots of people out there (work, politics, life in general) who whinge and moan about everything, BUT DO F*CK ALL themselves to try and change things. Sick of it to be honest. And I include myself in that, BUT I do understand that, AND I try and not whinge and moan, because I doubt I could do better.

Its like the people at work, who f*cking moan all the bl**dy time, WELL Hand in your notice then, p8ss off!! but they don't, they carry on moaning because in actual fact, they enjoy it, it makes them happy, they even like the fact it makes other people depressed.

Same on here actually, and when their caught out, "It was only a joke", b8llocks!!

Theres a job going on TUST, lots of opinionated people on here, any of you applying? NO, thought not. And I do include myself in that before some bright spark points that out!

tomogull wrote: ↑26 Sep 2017, 17:29 Good to see the Seasiders edging away from the relegation places, Wivel. Did John Campbell play last Saturday? He didn't get on the scoresheet ......... I think he could be a good signing for Whitby.

wivelgull wrote: ↑19 Sep 2017, 17:10 Gents - John Campbell has just signed with Whitby Town on a two-year contract. Apparently in the past he played for United. Any information anyone?