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Torquay (h)

Posted: Fri Mar 20, 2026 10:05 am
by len
With the opposition appointing a new manager yesterday along with Andy Carroll taking the reigns for us on a temporary basis, it's all change in the dugouts.
It will be a tough game because Torquay need to add to their points total to ensure a play-off place.
I hope Joe Haigh is available because without him we are lacking in creativity.

Re: Torquay (h)

Posted: Fri Mar 20, 2026 10:59 am
by Don Dagger
Will be a tough game, Torquay will set up to frustrate and get the home support on the teams back - similar with how Ball set up with totton.

Will be nervey as both managers try and work out what’s happening, I imagine both teams will sit in till someone pulls a trigger to play a certain way.

While I want us to win every game this is the transition stage we’ve been screaming for all season and we cant let them spoil that, back AC, Tel and the boys and let’s celebrate the proper start of this (hopeful) new age we’re embarking on.

Re: Torquay (h)

Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2026 7:50 pm
by Auntie Merge
Well…
What a game!

Bloody brilliant result.

And the upstairs bar after the game felt like home.

It was the first game in ages that I fixed the Daggers flag to my car for the journey home.

We showed determination, and at times looked the better team.

Most of all we wanted to continually attack; there was very little defensive play.

Brilliant result for the club all round.

Re: Torquay (h)

Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2026 7:55 pm
by Dagdale
Great win that and thoroughly deserved although slightly on edge the way Torquay were pressing forward later on, our passing through 'tight wedges' was superb today best Ive seen for ages and justice was finally achieved when we scored I presume it was straight from our corner by Marsh? Surely we keep that determined and focused next games could get quite interesting if we finally carry it through, nice crowd too

Re: Torquay (h)

Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2026 9:13 pm
by len
A great result in which all the players put in a good shift. Torquay only looked a bit dangerous in the last 15 minutes but generally looked very ordinary. A decent crowd again with a good atmosphere.

Re: Torquay (h)

Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2026 9:54 pm
by RM1Dagger
Great result and deserved. I thought Torquay offered little. To be fair we probably played better against a better team two weeks and won by the same score. Hopefully consistency can improve though.

Re: Torquay (h)

Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2026 8:56 am
by Diggerthedog
Good result, poor game with both sides really depleted with injuries made it a battle with little quality.

Most important thing was the atmosphere and buzz around the ground, have to keep that momentum for the remaining games with what must be many new comers attending, hopefully we push on.

Got to meet Tony Fernandes who was very excited to be back involved with football, as a businessman he knows an opportunity when he sees one.

Onwards and upwards, COYFD.

Re: Torquay (h)

Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2026 4:39 pm
by RM1Dagger
Diggerthedog wrote: Sun Mar 22, 2026 8:56 am Good result, poor game with both sides really depleted with injuries made it a battle with little quality.

Most important thing was the atmosphere and buzz around the ground, have to keep that momentum for the remaining games with what must be many new comers attending, hopefully we push on.

Got to meet Tony Fernandes who was very excited to be back involved with football, as a businessman he knows an opportunity when he sees one.

Onwards and upwards, COYFD.
The ex QPR guy? Blimey, he was pretty ruthless from what I recall and a pretty uncompromising character!

Re: Torquay (h)

Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2026 4:49 pm
by Mark
I thought we looked really solid defensively, worked very hard, but just lacked a bit of quality in forward areas.

Howes, Mags, PK and Broad were excellent. Marsh played well in front of them. Wish we could keep Lawless fit because he has so much ability, his touch and passing are the best we have. Big well done to Trent too after not much football recently, put a shift in and did the basics well.

Bit disappointed in Kayden after seeing him as a big miss recently but I'm sure he'll rediscover some form with more minutes. He just gave it away too often and looked a bit heavy legged. Worked tremendously hard though.

Need AC and Haigh on the pitch because we are just sterile without them.

Re: Torquay (h)

Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2026 8:28 pm
by BB-Dagger
A good result but we still lack quality in the midfield, we give the ball away too much when under pressure by hoofing it back to the opposition, once the new “investors” set a budget we can hopefully get rid of the lightweights in the squad and recruit some midfielders who have the confidence and ability to play a decent ball to feet, another worry is what appears to me the lack of fitness of Stan Leech, I know he’s carrying an injury but he was so off the pace it was ridiculous, hope he gets back to scoring again soon.