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Well done team - sounds like a real fighting performance to pull back twice even if it was disappointing to concede the equaliser in added time.

Well done and a heartfelt thank you to Alan Knill and Chris Brass - be under no illusion, without them we would have gone down.

Well done Elliott Benyon for proving the doubters wrong. We can score goals without Howe!

Well done to all who attended - 5,600 - must have been some atmosphere, wish I could have been there but all being well I should complete my Coast to Coast trail challenge tomorrow!

Lets put this sorry season behind us and look forward to the future - we have so much going for us and now we (or rather the Board) only have to make the right decision about the future management team. Please - look forward, not back!

Renewing my season ticket on Momday!

Happy days!!!

Player of the season: Aaron Downes

Chris B wrote:Player of the season: Aaron Downes

Thats him leaving in the summer then, much like Branston, Akinfenwa et al before him.............

Chris B wrote:Player of the season: Aaron Downes

well done to him.

Today is a good day for the rosetinters.

Where's chunk? Need to gloat

I thought the stress of today was bad for me in supporting Torquay, in their successful bid to escape the drop.

My lad - supporting his local team Donny Rovers, has just experienced the highs and lows of football. Penalty to Brentford 90 mins + 4 (son almost in tears). Brentford miss penalty, Doncaster break and score (Coppinger - ex Exeter City) League One Champions. Lows to Highs in 20 seconds. Now dancing around the living room.

Stuff the Premier League - that's what supporting your local team is all about!

so looking forward to next season in the footy league, in our stripy kit!

Just got in. Excellent entertainment but didn't look good at one stage.

All their goals were soft, and due to our mistakes.

Ref was awful, ref blew for time while near the tunnel and actually made a very quick exit. He got a lot of abuse from the pop side.

Neal wrote:Ref was awful, ref blew for time while near the tunnel and actually made a very quick exit. He got a lot of abuse from the pop side.

We all knew what we were up against as soon as his name was out there. His dramatic exit was hilarious. Never before have I seen a referee blow his whistle while sprinting for the tunnel. He was halfway up the M5 by the time Downes got his trophy.

WE DID IT!!!

Where is Alan Knill? Someone buy that man a drink!

He has put right the wrongs of this season and i owe the man a huge debt of gratitude. I am so happy right now which makes a change and i'm even happier for you lot out there who kept the faith as today will feel all the more sweeter and you deserve it.

It's not been pretty, we've been unlucky and then lucky but no matter...WE DID IT and we are a league two club once more and with sh*tloads of northern clubs to play next season! Roll on August!

Immensely proud of everyone connected with the club today and as from now let's concentrate on the future and try and forget all this season has brought upon us. It's all over folks.



COYY!!!!!

Welcome back Andy, great relief ah ! Didn't think that the excitement would be at the wrong end of the table...As fans we didn't really deserve it

Robiberto22 wrote:so looking forward to next season in the footy league, in our stripy kit!

:slap:

Well done to the team, never say die spirit and 100% effort. I was on the edge of my chair for much of the game, only calming down when I heard how the Cobblers were at last performing up to the expectations of their League position against Barnet. Most of the team played out of their skins today, nerves when defending let them down a little though.

Darren Deadman showed again what a dreadful referee he is. I also was gobsmacked at his dash for the tunnel, I guess he can't take it when fans explain what they think of him.

Thanks to Alan Knill, Chris Brass and the players for today, I was proud to be a Gulls fan.

Based solely on today, we have to try and keep Benyon, Yeoman and Jarvis. All three were excellent. Jarvis' own goal would have been hilarious if it wasnt so crucial at the time! The ref was ridiculous, and I think he was actually off the pitch by the time he finished whistling for full time. He should not be a football league ref next season.

Entertaining game, we lack some quality, and I think Cruise will be first choice lb next year, if he stays.

Good atmosphere, although the singers moved to the away end I think, which was a shame, as it doesnt work in getting the rest of the ground going.

Alas, we made it. Cant believe the seasons over, it feels much toi early. Role on August, we are a few good passers and an attacking mindset away from being top half pushing play offs next season

"you are my torquay, my only torquay, you make me happy when skies are grey, you'll never know, just, how much i love you, so dont take my torquay away"

(everybody) "la la la la la, la la la la la,"

well thats, that, finally! dont know what all the fuss was about really, i never thought we were in any danger of going down.

seriously though, the inquest must start quickly. even today when their football careers depended on it there were some amatuerish players doing bloody amatuerish things.

some really poor decision making and 3 really sh!t goals conceded.if we didnt play hoofball/football tennis for most of the match we would have won that game.there was a lot of battling and effort on display, no doubt about that but sorry most of that squad have got to go.

rovers werent that good really. mind you how bloody annoying is it they had sod all to play for and the team and the fans were well up for it.if they showed that sort of passion earlier in the season they may have finished top 7. indeed the way they were when they made it 3-3 you would have thought they had won the fa cup.

the ref didnt help though, needless bookings, was it a rovers pen, why didnt benyon get 1 first half, where did he get 5 mins injury time from, what a d!ck. hence the hasty exit, he seemed to be halfway down the tunnel before he even blew his whistle. :no:

still we stayed up, thats the main thing, all we can say now is - never again. (where have i heard that before). :}