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Teigngull wrote: ↑10 Mar 2019, 08:03 I know, it was meant to be a taken as a tongue in cheek comment, my sense of humour is obviously passing you by.
Sorry for that.

I've heard it all now, a Torquay fan with a sense of humour?

Nobody can justifiably doubt Gary Johnson or the team now. Yesterday was the sort of fixture where boys needed to become men and didn't they just.

First visit to Billericay. Good stadium for non league, apart from the sloping pitch. Staff and stewards friendly. On the pitch, a different matter. O'Hara (no. 4), ex Premier League, was very dominant and rather nasty in his tackles.With a good ref, he would have been off after kicking a player (can't remember who) on the ground after a nasty challenge which should have been a yellow.
I thought Hall had an excellent captain's game. Right in the middle of it, talking to the ref, throughout the game, especially when Tricky Ricay lost the plot towards the end. Very poor losers.
Excellent win, excellent all-round performance.
Onwards and UPWARDS

gateman49 wrote: ↑10 Mar 2019, 08:40
I've heard it all now, a Torquay fan with a sense of humour?

By definition, a Torquay fan MUST have a sense of humour!

Plainmoor78 wrote: ↑10 Mar 2019, 08:50 [highlight=yellow]Nobody can justifiably doubt Gary Johnson or the team now.[/highlight] Yesterday was the sort of fixture where boys needed to become men and didn't they just.

.....Apart from Torquay4eva of course.

Sounds like Kalala inspired our improvement in the last 20 minutes. Think that's a good tactic especially away from home . Let's credit Keating though for working hard and tiring them with his play down the right flank so that Kalala can come on and do his stuff. And Dickson too seems to have been influential on the left. Great to see that clean sheet.