TUFC head coach Gary Owers was proud of his players after watching them clinch a point against National League leaders, Macclesfield Town. “I thought we played well,” said Owers after the final whistle. “We were more resilient – defended really well when we had to. At times it was for long periods in the second
ELLIOTT Romain’s first goal for United was enough to clinch a point against National League leaders Macclesfield Town. United need wins on the board but they will take a point and the confidence from matching a side that could be the league champions this season. TUFC head coach Gary Owers made two changes from the
Torquay United head coach Gary Owers says his players lost their confidence as they suffered another home defeat on Saturday afternoon. The Gulls fell to a 4-0 defeat at the hands of Bromley despite only going into the half-time break a goal behind. United were unable to take advantage after an improved performance in the first
United 0 Bromley 4 Dennis 40 Mekki 66 Wanadio 73 Raymond 80 UNITED stooped to a new low in a brutal season and a second-half display that was a very long way from being acceptable for our proud football club. The Gulls actually looked bright in the opening 45 minutes and unlucky to go in
Torquay United boss Gary Owers believes the squad can feel unlucky after coming away from the home game with Eastleigh with nothing to show for their efforts. “I haven’t been too critical of the players today because I thought they had a go at the game,” Owers told the local media at full time. “Deserved