Torquay Uniteds very existence appears to be in jeopardy which would be a disaster for the town and many of its' people
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Anonymous
9 years ago
The beating heart of the club is Plainmoor. Building another Lego stadium with no soul or atmosphere will be the death of the club. Plainmoor can be rocking again as most supporters remember it. With Bristows Bench the ground is complete. What is gained by destroying Paul & Thea`s personal legacy to this club ?
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Thomas Leighton
9 years ago
No club deserves to loss there home, from a Wycombe fan
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Adrian Sheppard
9 years ago
As a Brighton fan, I know how important a club's stadium is. Our own Goldstone ground was sold with no permanent home and it nearly destroyed our club. Don't let it happen to Torquay United.
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Jools Ellis
9 years ago
Together we are united
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Lisa Felmeden
9 years ago
Please save Plainmoor!!!
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jez cort
9 years ago
This is a historical football club and part of the community please do something right
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Hands off!!!!
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Enya
9 years ago
Keep torquay football club!!!
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James Worth
9 years ago
Signed
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N LANE
9 years ago
Keep plainmoor for the people and most of all for the club. Its a great little club if run properly. Torquay needs a football club. Preferably in the league
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Jay Pearson
9 years ago
Save Torquay football club
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Wyn Morgan
9 years ago
I used to live in Torquay and now live in Buenos Aires. Keep Plainmoor for the Gulls. It would be a travesty if it were to go
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Les Cree
9 years ago
Save the ground
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Eddie kear
9 years ago
Save plainmoor!!!!
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Aaron
9 years ago
#lufc #mot
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Andy Gill
9 years ago
Torquay was one of my favourite away days.... This club needs resurrection...
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graeme cozens
9 years ago
Supporter for 50 years, my grandfather before me. The spirit of the club is embedded in the fabric. Don't kill the spirit by selling out to those who lack the passion.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Don't believe the current club owners have the best interests of the team at heart. Torbay residents don't appreciate the influence the football team have on the area.
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Matt
9 years ago
The owner of any football club is there only as a custodian - they should always seek to act in the best interests of fans. Clearly not currently the case at TUFC. Change that, Mr Oliver.
Torquay Uniteds very existence appears to be in jeopardy which would be a disaster for the town and many of its' people
The beating heart of the club is Plainmoor. Building another Lego stadium with no soul or atmosphere will be the death of the club. Plainmoor can be rocking again as most supporters remember it. With Bristows Bench the ground is complete. What is gained by destroying Paul & Thea`s personal legacy to this club ?
No club deserves to loss there home, from a Wycombe fan
As a Brighton fan, I know how important a club's stadium is. Our own Goldstone ground was sold with no permanent home and it nearly destroyed our club. Don't let it happen to Torquay United.
Together we are united
Please save Plainmoor!!!
This is a historical football club and part of the community please do something right
Hands off!!!!
Keep torquay football club!!!
Signed
Keep plainmoor for the people and most of all for the club. Its a great little club if run properly. Torquay needs a football club. Preferably in the league
Save Torquay football club
I used to live in Torquay and now live in Buenos Aires. Keep Plainmoor for the Gulls. It would be a travesty if it were to go
Save the ground
Save plainmoor!!!!
#lufc #mot
Torquay was one of my favourite away days.... This club needs resurrection...
Supporter for 50 years, my grandfather before me. The spirit of the club is embedded in the fabric. Don't kill the spirit by selling out to those who lack the passion.
Don't believe the current club owners have the best interests of the team at heart. Torbay residents don't appreciate the influence the football team have on the area.
The owner of any football club is there only as a custodian - they should always seek to act in the best interests of fans. Clearly not currently the case at TUFC. Change that, Mr Oliver.