You owe it to all Torquay supporters to look into previous business "promises and deceit" that have been associated to the new owners of the Club. Bristol rovers, Hereford united, Poole, reading and Swindon speedway. Do you want to add your home town to the list?
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Chris Gunn
9 years ago
Save the club and homes
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Simon Morgan-Vale
9 years ago
Save this club, it brings people to the town who return South Devon.
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Julie craig
9 years ago
Aww my dad use to come up to plain moor watch Torquay play , brought my kids up there too ,shame to see it go ! It's part of Torquay
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Bob Cole
9 years ago
You can't buy history.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
A football club can be/is at the heart of the community!
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Matthew Gregory
9 years ago
Good Luck to all you Gulls fans, hope your voices are heard....
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Andy Gait
9 years ago
The stadium is ours!
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Derek malcolm
9 years ago
Hartlepool supporter who spent hundreds of pounds each time I visited Torquay for the match
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David Vujicic
9 years ago
Support for Torquay fans from Cerak, Serbia. Football above money.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
the people's club, for the people, the mayor should and must do the rightful thing and listen to the people of the club, the club belongs to the people hands off the club and grounds
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Paul tearle
9 years ago
Too much history
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Nigel Barnes
9 years ago
Keep football in the bay
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Simon Bamford
9 years ago
TUFC Forever
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Anonymous
9 years ago
History and football should be protected
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Paul Clark
9 years ago
I don't like to see any club lose their ground, no matter what division they play in. At this moment, I wish Torquay good fortune in their last remaining games and hope that they stay in the National League.
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MS
9 years ago
Plainmoor is the spiritual home for Torquay United fans worldwide. It is also the final resting place for numerous Gulls fans, Their ashes being scattered, and buried there. It is therefore sacred ground. It is, for thousands of fans, a memorial garden for their loved ones. Bulldozing Plainmoor would open a legal can of worms, with delays. challenges and appeals, not to mention the cost to the public. Not a wise move Mr, Mayor,
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Alpha
9 years ago
AMF
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James
9 years ago
Against Modern Football
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Jim Weldon
9 years ago
Visited Plainmoor many a festive season, usually to watch FGR getting turned over good and proper. It's a great stadium for a great club and needs to stay that way.
You owe it to all Torquay supporters to look into previous business "promises and deceit" that have been associated to the new owners of the Club. Bristol rovers, Hereford united, Poole, reading and Swindon speedway. Do you want to add your home town to the list?
Save the club and homes
Save this club, it brings people to the town who return South Devon.
Aww my dad use to come up to plain moor watch Torquay play , brought my kids up there too ,shame to see it go ! It's part of Torquay
You can't buy history.
A football club can be/is at the heart of the community!
Good Luck to all you Gulls fans, hope your voices are heard....
The stadium is ours!
Hartlepool supporter who spent hundreds of pounds each time I visited Torquay for the match
Support for Torquay fans from Cerak, Serbia. Football above money.
the people's club, for the people, the mayor should and must do the rightful thing and listen to the people of the club, the club belongs to the people hands off the club and grounds
Too much history
Keep football in the bay
TUFC Forever
History and football should be protected
I don't like to see any club lose their ground, no matter what division they play in. At this moment, I wish Torquay good fortune in their last remaining games and hope that they stay in the National League.
Plainmoor is the spiritual home for Torquay United fans worldwide. It is also the final resting place for numerous Gulls fans, Their ashes being scattered, and buried there. It is therefore sacred ground. It is, for thousands of fans, a memorial garden for their loved ones. Bulldozing Plainmoor would open a legal can of worms, with delays. challenges and appeals, not to mention the cost to the public. Not a wise move Mr, Mayor,
AMF
Against Modern Football
Visited Plainmoor many a festive season, usually to watch FGR getting turned over good and proper. It's a great stadium for a great club and needs to stay that way.