Ex-Gull watch
Posted: 03 Jan 2015, 22:28
Hi Andy
Yep, in the absence of a TUFC game, I tuned in to Radio Devon today and listened to the York v Argyle commentary for the second half. I have to agree, that it sounded like even with just 10 men you definitely had the better chances and the Argyle commentary team certainly picked out Coulson and Hyde as star players for you ... albeit the latter seemed to be guilty of missing several good chances!
Sounded like you were very unlucky not to get the win, albeit a home draw with a play off side when you had to play 70 minutes with 10 men, seems like a decent result. Although I thought Worthington was a decent man I think the appointment of Russ Willcox is a good one by your Board, and I am sure that as a result you will be OK this season.
To be honest mate, if it was purely down to ambition alone, then you have definitely made the right decision to switch your allegiance and follow your home town team. From my understanding they are a "family run" club and seem to be going about things the right way. I think they are a progressive club and their future should be bright.
I have to disagree with you though, when you surmise that we might be out of existence inside 10 years as I am not sure that things are quite that bad at TUFC at the moment, at least I hope not, as for all their mistakes they have made, I stand by the opinion that the people in charge DO have TUFC at heart and would never do anything to actually put the club in jeopardy - they are ALL fans after all! Even though, there is clearly a lot of room for improvement ....
For all our problems, I do still take a lot of pride in the FACT that TUFC have never gone into administration and has always paid it's bills .... something which not a lot of clubs of our size, competing at our level (L2/Conference) can boast.
Like you say, I think there is now a lot to be said in the local community getting behind our club and for me at least, the best way of achieving that is supporting the newly reformed TUST - whose sole aim (this time around) is to acquire shares in TUFC.
Yep, in the absence of a TUFC game, I tuned in to Radio Devon today and listened to the York v Argyle commentary for the second half. I have to agree, that it sounded like even with just 10 men you definitely had the better chances and the Argyle commentary team certainly picked out Coulson and Hyde as star players for you ... albeit the latter seemed to be guilty of missing several good chances!
Sounded like you were very unlucky not to get the win, albeit a home draw with a play off side when you had to play 70 minutes with 10 men, seems like a decent result. Although I thought Worthington was a decent man I think the appointment of Russ Willcox is a good one by your Board, and I am sure that as a result you will be OK this season.
To be honest mate, if it was purely down to ambition alone, then you have definitely made the right decision to switch your allegiance and follow your home town team. From my understanding they are a "family run" club and seem to be going about things the right way. I think they are a progressive club and their future should be bright.
I have to disagree with you though, when you surmise that we might be out of existence inside 10 years as I am not sure that things are quite that bad at TUFC at the moment, at least I hope not, as for all their mistakes they have made, I stand by the opinion that the people in charge DO have TUFC at heart and would never do anything to actually put the club in jeopardy - they are ALL fans after all! Even though, there is clearly a lot of room for improvement ....
For all our problems, I do still take a lot of pride in the FACT that TUFC have never gone into administration and has always paid it's bills .... something which not a lot of clubs of our size, competing at our level (L2/Conference) can boast.
Like you say, I think there is now a lot to be said in the local community getting behind our club and for me at least, the best way of achieving that is supporting the newly reformed TUST - whose sole aim (this time around) is to acquire shares in TUFC.