The winner of the Layla-Rose Raffle, Julian Bolitho, has kindly offered for his prize to be bid on in a silent auction with the winning bid being added to the total already raised from the raffle. Season Ticket Holder Justin Bolitho was the lucky winner of the signed 2021/22 home shirt following the raffle draw
With eight games down, but the games continuing to flow thick and fast, United captain Asa Hall gave his opinion of his side’s start to the 2021/22 season.
Close-season recruit Chiori Johnson gives an insight into the drive for success at Plainmoor. It’s a measure of the ambitions of Gary Johnson’s squad, that far from congratulating themselves on a scarcely-believable fightback at Chesterfield last weekend, instead the players took some time to reflect on what might have been. “We’re quite confident as a
In his weekly press call, United manager Gary Johnson, fresh from celebrating his birthday, talks about last weekend’s hard-fought point at Chesterfield, as well as his side’s preparations ahead of Saturday’s home clash with Wealdstone.
With the Layla-Rose Raffle now closed, TUAFC is delighted to announce that the Raffle raised £280 for the specialist heart ward at Bristol Royal Children’s Hospital. The Club would like to thank supporters for their generosity and support with the raffle, as well as supporter Ken Howick, who kindly donated a signed Match Ball to
Torquay United AFC is backing the NSPCC’s campaign to raise awareness of safeguarding standards in sport. Tackling these issues and encouraging positive parental involvement in youth sports is the aim of the NSPCC’s ‘Parents In Sport Week 2021’, which runs nationwide between 4th-11th October. For the past five years, the NSPCC and its Children Protection