What an ego!!

[Hempstead Gaz]

From the Truro City chairman

 

""There are many managers in the UK who would love to manage Truro City," he added.

 

"We are undoubtedly the most successful club in non-league football in the last three years - the record speaks for itself."

 

Perhaps we should be worried lest they ever make the Conference!!

 

 

[Special K]

Oh well it would make their downfall all the much funnier to see^^ He should know that the beautiful game has a habit of kicking you in the teeth when you least expect it.

[Jeff]

Toolstation Western League - Premier

 

Dizzy heights indeed.

 

They have a nice badge though.

[Hempstead Gaz]

It does raise the question of whether rich benefactors are good for football.

All smiles, sweetness and light when things go well - but what if he falls ill, dies, or just loses interest?

It's all gone horribly wrong countless times before, this could just be one more of those occaisions.

[kaizen]

Yes, we've only to look at Gretna this season...

[wobbly Wayne II]

 

 

"One - Two - Three - Go, I've got an ego, It won't let me go, What am I gonna do?".

 

 

[Harry J Allstars]

I can't wait until they get up here.

 

Add about 90 miles on to Torquay. Get Blyth Spartans up as well and that is the furhest two clubs have had to travel for a football league fixture.

[Riverview Supporter]

My four worst nightmare journeys would be

 

Barrow (they are in play offs)

Truro

Blyth

Workington

 

Anyone for Barrow away on a Tuesday next year

[Hempstead Gaz]

I have worked in the last 3 places. Of those, only Truro is worth a visit, the others are truly appalling, with tumbleweed blowing along cold, windswept streets!!

[John Pearce]

Went to see the 'Fleet play at Barrow once, the last time they were in the conferemce, drew 1-1 from memory, goal from Phil Stonebridge.

 

Seemed like the journey was never gonna end!

 

Hardly the most attractive place in the UK either.