Gary Owers says Torquay United must be smarter defensively if they want to start picking up points this season. Speaking after the Gulls fell to a 2-0 home defeat to Dover, Owers reflected on what was a disappointing afternoon at Plainmoor. “I wasn’t happy with the performance and I don’t just want to be someone
United 0 Dover Athletic 2 Lewis 5 Dorel o.g. 65 THERE is a reason Dover Athletic are riding high at the top of the National League and they came away from a Plainmoor with a deserved three points. United struggled to penetrate the visitors all afternoon and were unable to recover the early goal from
Torquay United head coach Gary Owers was delighted with the ‘best birthday present ever’ as United collected their first three points of the season on Tuesday night. United recorded their first victory of the season in style, by putting four past Maidenhead United, who arrived at Plainmoor late, delaying the kick-off by 30 minutes. Josh
United 4 McQuoid 4 Young 12 Murphy 21 Reid 44 Maidenhead United 0 THE long wait is over and a stunning four-goal blitz in the first half was enough for United to record their first win of a tough start to the season. The game was delayed by half-hour after the visitors from Maidenhead were
Torquay United head coach Gary Owers showed frustration but also determination in his post-match press call after Saturday’s match against Dagenham & Redbridge. United conceded a last-minute goal to stretch a win-less run to thirteen games. “I’m gutted,” said Owers after the final whistle. “I thought it was a terrific display, we deserved at least
Dagenham & Redbridge 1 Okenabirhie pen 90+1 United 0 United conceded a penalty in added on time in the second half to leave Victoria Road in defeat. Defender Sean McGinty was penalised for holding Craig Robson in the penalty area as United defended a corner. It wasn’t what United deserved. They looked assured of coming