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secret wrote:Wait and see then. Obviously no-one is guarenteed as you have signed zero.

I will.

So far you have mentioned us as being linked with the following:

Damien Mozika (in fact you actually stated he would be our first signing)
Izzy iriekpen (who retired 4 years ago)
Nicholas Bignall
Steve Tully
and now, Craig Stanley.

We shall see....

I still reckon Karl Hawley could be on his way down though..........................................

(music from twighlight zone plays in background)

Look at this beauty from me at the beginning of July. Thankyou and Goodnight!!!! :na: :na:

I have heard that tully is defo coming back. Was told by someone that was out on buckles leaving do Thursday.

northyorkshiregull wrote:I have heard that tully is defo coming back. Was told by someone that was out on buckles leaving do Thursday.

I guess it might make sense as a cheap back-up to Tonge. Already living local, so long as he is happy to play less games and not want to much money then I guess it wouldn't be so bad. Kind of like when we signed Chris McPhee...

northyorkshiregull wrote:I have heard that tully is defo coming back. Was told by someone that was out on buckles leaving do Thursday.

So long it is definitely as an emergency reserve. If it is true I hope to God that Dale Tonge signs.

Here we go people !!

http://www.torquayheraldexpress.co.uk/T ... story.html

Just read on teletext that Scunthorpe have released a striker called mike grella.I see that he also played for bury.I wonder if he might end up here

northyorkshiregull wrote:Just read on teletext that scunthorpe have released a striker called mike grella.I see that he also played for bury.I wonder if he might end up here

Already covered, and swiftly discounted in about 5mins on this thread

http://www.torquayfans.com/forum/viewto ... 70#p114492

Thank Gawd for that.

Two safe signings. Now Mister Knill, capture our imagination!

northyorkshiregull wrote:I have heard that tully is defo coming back. Was told by someone that was out on buckles leaving do Thursday.

Oh, great. is the Kevin the Hamster lookalike on his way to my part of the world with the delightful Ms. Lowe?

wonder if he has a job yet. layabout.

happytorq wrote:
Oh, great. is the Kevin the Hamster lookalike on his way to my part of the world with the delightful Ms. Lowe?

wonder if he has a job yet. layabout.

Kevin was/is a gerbil. :na:

northyorkshiregull wrote:I have heard that tully is defo coming back. Was told by someone that was out on buckles leaving do Thursday.

Interesting all this talk of Tully. I was told that we're chasing a centre-back who can cover right-back (a la Chris Robertson), as it utilises the budget better than having two specialist right backs.

Could of course be very wrong, and I wouldn't totally be against Tully coming in if that is indeed Knill's plan, but a CB who can also cover RB makes more sense to me.

miltonkeynesgull wrote: Interesting all this talk of Tully. I was told that we're chasing a centre-back who can cover right-back (a la Chris Robertson), as it utilises the budget better than having two specialist right backs.

Could of course be very wrong, and I wouldn't totally be against Tully coming in if that is indeed Knill's plan, but a CB who can also cover RB makes more sense to me.

If this is true then surely we will be looking for two CB's as if the one we are trying to get in (will be first choice) has to go to right-back then we will have only 2 kids in reserve?

In fact - we might need 2 anyway as are McKenzie and Hutchings ready to play this important back-up role when injury's and suspensions hit?

If they're good enough, they're old enough.

In my opinion.

NickGull wrote:If they're good enough, they're old enough.

In my opinion.

Agreed Nick - but every indication given last year was that the were not ready yet (hence MacDonald being brought in).