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TUFC head coach Gary Owers showed his frustration at his side not finishing two good second-half chances in Saturday’s 1-0 defeat to Maidstone United. A late winner for Maidstone came from full-back Josh Hare. “That’s something that has cost us dearly in the last couple of games,” said Owers. “We’ve got no-one but ourselves to
Maidstone United 1 Hare 88′ Torquay United 0 United began a important week of away fixtures with a defeat thanks to a late winner from Maidstone United’s Josh Hare. After a bright first half and a great chance in the second, United couldn’t threaten enough to warrant all three points. A draw was on the
Saturday sees the start of three very important games that will help decide the survival of the club in the National League. All three games are away from home, and United’s first takes them to Maidstone United on Saturday. United haven’t played since a 3-2 defeat to Sutton United on February 20th and the team
TORQUAY United defender Ryan Higgins has been forced to retire at the tender age of 23 after being diagnosed with a serious heart condition. It has been a long process of tests and a difficult time for Ryan and his family, with the very sad news coming through last week. Ryan arrived at Plainmoor from