Torquay United player-manager Kevin Nicholson looked past the result on Tuesday night and saw positives in a spirited performance from United as the Gulls fell to a 2-0 defeat to Plymouth Argyle. A first-half goal from Graham Carey and a late header from Joel Grant sealed victory for Derek Adams’ side. “I’m not too worried
A BEAUTY from Graham Carey and Joel Grant’s late header was enough to win the game for Plymouth Argyle but an enjoyable Devon derby that again saw some enterprising work from the Gulls. United hit the woodwork on three occasions and goalkeeper Ryan Clarke also saved a Jake Jervis penalty in a decent game eventually
United continue their pre-season campaign when they welcome Plymouth Argyle to Plainmoor on Tuesday night (kick-off 7:30pm). Player-manager Kevin Nicholson will be looking for a reaction from his side after their 3-1 defeat to Tiverton Town on Tuesday. Plymouth Argyle visit Plainmoor on a high. After securing automatic promotion last season, they have had a
TORQUAY United chairman Clarke Osborne today gave his first indication of the probable structure to a new five-year plan for the football club. After addressing shareholders at the Annual General Meeting, Clarke spoke of his continued desire and determination to bring fresh enthusiasm, fresh facilities and a fresh approach to Torquay United. Top of the
Torquay United Football Club is delighted to announce the signing of striker, James Gray. Gray (25) joined the Club on trial during pre-season and has found the net against Newton Abbot Spurs, Bristol City, and Tiverton Town. James spent most of his youth career with his hometown club, Middlesbrough FC. He then moved on