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Gordon Oliver this stadium is ours...

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Peter Watts
9 years ago

no deal...

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Richard Sullivan
9 years ago

The football stadium is a community asset and should remain so. No councillor should ever contemplate selling it to a private company who's very purpose is to make profit for its shareholders. I'm a Brighton fan, by the way.

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Mark Whitmey
9 years ago

Good luck Gulls from a Seagull

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Andrew Dawson
9 years ago

Hope things get sorted for you from a Leeds United supporter

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Dean Edwards
9 years ago

This club deserves better

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Paul McGann
9 years ago

All the best and keep fighting BHAFC supporter

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Clive Ball
9 years ago

Torbay needs its football stadium.

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James C
9 years ago

All the best TUFC Argyle Fan

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Al T
9 years ago

Best wishes for the fight ahead. Keep going and don't let them grind you down.

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Jason
9 years ago

We went through it at Brighton, rally around Torquay everyone!

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Andy Nichols
9 years ago

Best of luck for the future...

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Nick Bell
9 years ago

All the best with the fight. #Fans united

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Phil S
9 years ago

Every Town and city should have a football stadium, it's not the property of any man or business, it's the property of the community and the fans.

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Tom Baillie-Barnes Spain
9 years ago

Good luck to you all. Know a little of what you are going though.

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T A Fox
9 years ago

A Football club is one of the most important assets in any town or city not to be offered to some gambling financial speculator. The Torquay council should ensure the survival of the club and ground. Shame on them if they don't . Fully support Torquay FC Argyle fan

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Janice Merritt
9 years ago

As a Brighton & Hove Albion fan I have exerienced similar happening to our club. Fortunately we came through it and I sincerely hope that Torquay can do the same. No club should end up with no ground and cease to exist. Good luck Torquay.

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Ian Martin
9 years ago

Leave things be. Fans United

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Peter Bywater
9 years ago

Save Plainmoor!

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Paul Horrocks
9 years ago

Growing up in the Bay, going to games as a kid and being able to see players up close and personal assisted my love for football. Plainmoor needs saving to spark interest for other kids. Invite school children for free and give their families cheap admission to go with them. Then you return it to a community club.

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Spencer Jago
9 years ago

When I couldn't follow the Greens away i used to pop up to Plainmoor to watch a game. Keep it yellow.