Torquay United Fans Forum

happytorq wrote: ↑03 May 2021, 16:57 hoping Notts can do us a favour tomorrow, although that May 15th game at Stockport looks bigger every day.

I do not think Notts County are capable of beating Sutton. They were 2-0 up against us and were lucky to get s point in the end. They have not won for seven or eight matches.
i pray they can beat Sutton tomorrow but am not holding my breath.
Hartlepool could finish out of the top three, leaving Stockport to be in pole position for a home playoff semi final.
We are 5 points ahead of Stockport with four games to play.
Sutton are our main rivals, they need to drop two and preferribly three points.

Sutton can achieve a maximum of 90 points. We can get to 88. Stockport 83 and Hartlepool 82.

Just need Stockport to concede and then everything to stay as it is. Oh and Notts County to win tomorrow, although County are so poor.

COYY.

I have seen a referee award a penalty and then change his mind. It happened in the old Devon League at Alphington about 25 years ago. The ref gave a penalty but the home team complained that the ball had hit defender in the face, the ref ,(give him credit) went over and checked with the lino, on the way he saw the defender with a muddy ball print on his face. He correctly reversed his original decision and gave a corner.

It looks like that is the end of Lewis. Will our injuries never end?

COYY, three points please.

INSIDE INFORMATION.

Nemane is out for the season and sorry to disappoint everyone but Wright will not play on Saturday.

INSIDE INFORMATION.

Nemane is out for the season and sorry to disappoint everyone but Wright will not play on Saturday.

INSIDE INFORMATION.

Nemane is out for the season and sorry to disappoint everyone but Wright will not play on Saturdsy.

A win is a win, anither three points. Ok it could have been by a **** margin but I will take that.

Great result, well done lads.

Seven out of eight wins, winning the last five and only two conceded in last eight.including six clean sheets.

I worked it out before todays fixtures that we had to win six and draw two of our last nine matches. Both our main challengers significantly increased their goal difference today, something we have to match during the run in.

I agree it looks like;
1 Sutton
2 Torquay
3 Hartlepool

Must win at Woking.

Hall MoM, led the team by example and scored the vital winner but EVERYONE played out of their skin tonight. A real team performance.
I would want to leave anyone out by picking only five.

Fantastic result and an excellent performance all round. I felt more relaxed tonight than any game since Christmas, when I expected us to smash anyone. There have been too many squeeky bum moments since losing to Yeovil.

Saturday off to let the legs recover, then
we go again away to Woking next Tuesday.

Yes 2-0 and we move above them, although they will have a game in hand. I would settle for 1-0 but believe we can do it .

I remember going away to Wolves in the Sherpa Van Trophy Semi Final Second Leg, three days after the Hillsborough disaster, and having to win 2-0 to reach Wembley, ( 2-1 down from first Leg). They were top of the division above us. unbeaten at home and not lost by two goals at home for over two years.

We went there with a game plan and triumphed against all odds to win by just the scoreline. we wanted 2-0, Wembley for the first time!

A performance and same scoreline would see us in a position to win the National League for the first time, any other result will mean the playoffs at best.

I remain positive, COYY.

dawlishmatt wrote: ↑02 Apr 2021, 17:01 Yeah, that's 9pts out of 12. It just shows the quality of this league is poor, that's why the 2 promoted clubs from last year have struggled in league 2.

And the two that go up this year will struggle next season.

They call on it mind games. Of course they have not furloughed most of their players as they would have you believe.

It was 1st April yesterday!

Give to the new guy for travelling from Sunderland.