Gordon Oliver who promised to scrap the system and stand down if he got re-elected
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Dale Gearing
9 years ago
Keep Devons football clubs in one piece.
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John Oliver
9 years ago
Do not allow Plainmoor to be developed - keep it for TUFC.
PAFC fan.
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Chris Gill
9 years ago
I played on this ground a couple of times as a schoolboy at TBGS. It has to remain as the focal point for the town's football team and inspire future Torquay youngsters.
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Stu Nutt
9 years ago
Save Plainmoor.
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Ian bean
9 years ago
Look after this football club....its vital in so many ways to this town and region....
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Derek Lem-mon
9 years ago
Torquay and Devon need the Gulls to survive and prosper, PAFC fan.
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Alan Jones
9 years ago
I started taking my son to Torquay and all around the country watching them from Taunton every week. Torquay United is much more than a football club, it is a community. The previous track record and intentions of GI speak for themselves and any decision to grant them the freehold of plainmoor regardless of their intentions is a betrayal to the fans and community. If the mayor and council were truly acting in the best interests of the club they wouldn't even entertain this idea. If they do grant the freehold they will forever be held accountable for their actions.
A passionate and loyal Torquay United supporter without an ego and with a concience.
Alan jones
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Steve Boother
9 years ago
Leave Torquay alone - the club has done a huge amount for Torquay and should be saluted and supported!
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Tim Pascoe
9 years ago
I will support all efforts to keep Torquay at Plainmoor. A club in Torquay is an important part of the community and a historic and traditional ground like Plainmoor is a priority over short term gain from a housing project.
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Jeremy Gill
9 years ago
I grew up in Torquay and still support the team. I would like the club to remain at Plainmoor.
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Chris Parsons
9 years ago
Football clubs are incredibly important for towns and cities and the set worth of the community it surrounds
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Paul Hayes
9 years ago
I grew up in Torquay. This is central to the life of the town.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Save Torquay United it's the heart of the town where most locals go and support there local team. It's about time this town listened to it's people instead of other people who don't live here
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David Pougher
9 years ago
There's more to a community than just housing. Such a shame to see 100 yrs of history go down the pan for greedy property developers.
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Nicholas Morgan
9 years ago
Football teams are part of a towns identity. They also bring attention to that town, which would be worth a fortune if paid for. TUFC need to survive
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MARK SMITH
9 years ago
LOVE COMING TO PLAINMOOR LEAVE IT ONLY TORQUAY IS A GREAT GROUND ALL THE BEST FROM A WALSALL FC FAN UPTHESADDLERS!
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Chris Boden
9 years ago
Keep football at Plainmoor, we've spent many a happy afternoon there. Cheltenham fan.
Gordon Oliver who promised to scrap the system and stand down if he got re-elected
Keep Devons football clubs in one piece.
Do not allow Plainmoor to be developed - keep it for TUFC. PAFC fan.
I played on this ground a couple of times as a schoolboy at TBGS. It has to remain as the focal point for the town's football team and inspire future Torquay youngsters.
Save Plainmoor.
Look after this football club....its vital in so many ways to this town and region....
Torquay and Devon need the Gulls to survive and prosper, PAFC fan.
I started taking my son to Torquay and all around the country watching them from Taunton every week. Torquay United is much more than a football club, it is a community. The previous track record and intentions of GI speak for themselves and any decision to grant them the freehold of plainmoor regardless of their intentions is a betrayal to the fans and community. If the mayor and council were truly acting in the best interests of the club they wouldn't even entertain this idea. If they do grant the freehold they will forever be held accountable for their actions. A passionate and loyal Torquay United supporter without an ego and with a concience. Alan jones
Leave Torquay alone - the club has done a huge amount for Torquay and should be saluted and supported!
I will support all efforts to keep Torquay at Plainmoor. A club in Torquay is an important part of the community and a historic and traditional ground like Plainmoor is a priority over short term gain from a housing project.
I grew up in Torquay and still support the team. I would like the club to remain at Plainmoor.
Football clubs are incredibly important for towns and cities and the set worth of the community it surrounds
I grew up in Torquay. This is central to the life of the town.
Save Torquay United it's the heart of the town where most locals go and support there local team. It's about time this town listened to it's people instead of other people who don't live here
There's more to a community than just housing. Such a shame to see 100 yrs of history go down the pan for greedy property developers.
Football teams are part of a towns identity. They also bring attention to that town, which would be worth a fortune if paid for. TUFC need to survive
LOVE COMING TO PLAINMOOR LEAVE IT ONLY TORQUAY IS A GREAT GROUND ALL THE BEST FROM A WALSALL FC FAN UPTHESADDLERS!
Keep football at Plainmoor, we've spent many a happy afternoon there. Cheltenham fan.
Leave our much loved ground alone!!!
Football is for the people. Save our ground