Have loved going to Plainmoor over the years and hope to go there in the football league one day soon.
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Andrea Marshall
9 years ago
I fully support this petition. Its never good to lose a foorball club, and being a Lincoln City fan, I know too well whats its like to nearly cease to exist.....its the worst feeling. Hopefully Torquay Utd will pull through this and go on to better times.
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Kevin McCarthy
9 years ago
Gone forever if this vulture gets his way..IMPetition LCFC
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Benjamin Franklin
9 years ago
Lincoln Fan. All the best!!!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Good luck
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Fred joy
9 years ago
The fans derseve better.
Where is the FA? Have they approved Torquay being sold down the river
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Jason Wright
9 years ago
Wishing you a successful outcome.
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Jeremy Brinkworth
9 years ago
A cautionary tale...football clubs are community assets...just like pubs...councils and planning officials take note!
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Peter Fryer
9 years ago
From a Newcastle fan: a football stadium is at the heart of the community. Torquay fans deserve better.
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tony mchale
9 years ago
Torquay United Football Club is very important in promoting our town to a National audience. Please do not forget this very important fact.
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Sean Passant
9 years ago
Football clubs, their fans and their home ground are inextricably linked. Without a 'home' a club can cease to be. TUFC's home must be protected.
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Adam Leeding
9 years ago
I'm an Exeter fan we've had our fair share of clashes but I don't want to see them in this state
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Tom Hammett
9 years ago
Happy to sign this signature if it will provide one small step further towards protecting the home of TUFC. From a PAFC supporter
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Damien
9 years ago
Torquay have great history and need a ground to play at if they're ever to make return back to professional football. Don't sell what belongs to the town.
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Phil Jackson
9 years ago
Save Plainmoor it's a fine ground. And a good awayday..Don't throw Torquay United's heritage away.
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Norma Hayden
9 years ago
Plainmoor is part of the town's history and should be retained. Too much of the town's history has already vanished.
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G Cogan
9 years ago
Mr Oliver, You know GI's history. A catalogue of promises to build stadiums that never materialise. Don't be responsible for killing a proud Football Club with a great heritage. Don't sell Plainmoor.
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Andrew Hawes
9 years ago
What else can bring thousands of people together from one community every fortnight? Such things should not be thrown away..
Have loved going to Plainmoor over the years and hope to go there in the football league one day soon.
I fully support this petition. Its never good to lose a foorball club, and being a Lincoln City fan, I know too well whats its like to nearly cease to exist.....its the worst feeling. Hopefully Torquay Utd will pull through this and go on to better times.
Gone forever if this vulture gets his way..IMPetition LCFC
Lincoln Fan. All the best!!!
Good luck
The fans derseve better. Where is the FA? Have they approved Torquay being sold down the river
Wishing you a successful outcome.
A cautionary tale...football clubs are community assets...just like pubs...councils and planning officials take note!
From a Newcastle fan: a football stadium is at the heart of the community. Torquay fans deserve better.
Torquay United Football Club is very important in promoting our town to a National audience. Please do not forget this very important fact.
Football clubs, their fans and their home ground are inextricably linked. Without a 'home' a club can cease to be. TUFC's home must be protected.
I'm an Exeter fan we've had our fair share of clashes but I don't want to see them in this state
Happy to sign this signature if it will provide one small step further towards protecting the home of TUFC. From a PAFC supporter
Torquay have great history and need a ground to play at if they're ever to make return back to professional football. Don't sell what belongs to the town.
Save Plainmoor it's a fine ground. And a good awayday..Don't throw Torquay United's heritage away.
Plainmoor is part of the town's history and should be retained. Too much of the town's history has already vanished.
Mr Oliver, You know GI's history. A catalogue of promises to build stadiums that never materialise. Don't be responsible for killing a proud Football Club with a great heritage. Don't sell Plainmoor.
What else can bring thousands of people together from one community every fortnight? Such things should not be thrown away..
Bring back the glory days
Stay strong. COYY!