Truro City

[ctidcarl]

Im a Manc but also follow Darlington FC.
The club is fan owned and they sometimes have a whip round for overnight hotels for games like Kings Lynn.
Its madness that NLN has a team from Suffolk in it this season.

There's talk of a fan involvement at King's Lynn, but the owner will only relinquish something paltry like 10% stake - which is pointless and defeats the oblect.

Lynn's owner - to be commended on one hand for the money he has put in......but he's a crook!!

Google Stephen Cleeve - he's an "interesting" character!!

As for Suffolk teams in the NLN, a few years back, Lowestoft were in that league!!
I went to watch the games vs Barrow (when they took loads of fans as they won the league taht day), I also went to watch Stockport at Lowestoft as well as FC utd........who spent the entire afternoon singing anti City & Liverpool songs!!

 

[Bowyers Sausages]

I watched Truro earn a creditable 1-1 draw at Forest Green Rovers last night, a result that lifted them out of bottom place on goal difference and dented Rovers promotion hopes. Watching Robbie Savage marshal his FGR troops was quite entertaining though. His constantly shouting “forward, forward!” throughout the first half brought to mind a certain General Melchett, and I’m not sure that his hectoring of the FGR winger for not staying out wide had the desired effect either, as he was subbed at H-T. Nevertheless it was a great result for Truro, whose goal was scored by a WBA loanee, but a very poor one for FGR.

 

[Mad Eyed Screamer]

I watched Truro earn a creditable 1-1 draw at Forest Green Rovers last night, a result that lifted them out of bottom place on goal difference and dented Rovers promotion hopes. Watching Robbie Savage marshal his FGR troops was quite entertaining though. His constantly shouting “forward, forward!” throughout the first half brought to mind a certain General Melchett, and I’m not sure that his hectoring of the FGR winger for not staying out wide had the desired effect either, as he was subbed at H-T. Nevertheless it was a great result for Truro, whose goal was scored by a WBA loanee, but a very poor one for FGR.

After Yeovil, possibly their 2nd nearest away trip!