With Plainmoor set to host one of our biggest games in recent years on Saturday, our online Club Shop has everything the Yellow Army needs to show off their support for Gary Johnson’s men! With Notts County – and the BT Sport cameras – descending on Plainmoor for the sell-out Play-Off semi-final clash at the
Manager Gary Johnson has issued a rallying call to United supporters ahead of the Play-Off semi-final against Notts County this Saturday. “I just want to say that everyone’s really looking forward to the Play-Off semi against Notts County,” began Johnson. “Our lads, after a training session, watched the Notts County game together, which was a
Torquay United AFC is saddened to learn of the passing of former club kitman Adam Curtis. A vibrant and hardworking member of United’s staff under the management of Paul Buckle, he took great pride in ensuring the Torquay players looked their best during the 2010/11 season, as The Gulls made it to the League Two
Following a fantastic response from our Yellow Army, all tickets for our forthcoming Play-Off semi-final have now SOLD OUT. With Plainmoor’s capacity still heavily restricted inline with SG02 protocols, the demand for tickets was always likely to outstrip availability, and therefore the Club would like to place on record its thanks and for the support,
Gary Johnson gave his reaction to the scoreless draw at Altrincham, as his side extended their unbeaten run to thirteen matches. “The positive was it was a clean sheet, and another positive was that we didn’t lose the game,” began Johnson. “We kept our non-losing run going. I would have liked for us to have
Altrincham 0 United 0 United’s final match of the regular season saw the points shared, after The Gulls came away with a scoreless draw at Altrincham. The Gaffer made one change to the starting line-up that drew 2-2 with Barnet last weekend, with Kyle Cameron replacing Scott Boden in a surprise move in attack.