Having been brought in as an interim manager and successfully retaining the Gulls status in the Football League, Alan Knill has been appointed as the new manager of Torquay United.
Alan Knill is a former player with Southampton, Halifax Town, Swansea City, Bury, Cardiff City (loan), Scunthorpe United and Rotherham United. He also made one appearance for Wales.
Knill has previously managed at Rotherham United, Bury and Scunthorpe United.
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Saturday, April 27, 2013
It's never dull being a Gull
Today (27 April 2013) Torquay United once again confirmed their status as a Football League club on the last day of the season.
It would appear that Torquay United do not do mediocrity, and like to ensure a thrilling end to each season by either challenging for promotion or fighting relegation.
The league history for the Gulls is available here, but this is the record for the last ten seasons:
It is no wonder Torquay United are referred to as "football's most frustratingly entertaining team."
It would appear that Torquay United do not do mediocrity, and like to ensure a thrilling end to each season by either challenging for promotion or fighting relegation.
The league history for the Gulls is available here, but this is the record for the last ten seasons:
Season
|
League
|
Position
|
Comment
|
2003 / 04
|
D3
|
3 / 24
|
Automatic promotion
|
2004 / 05
|
L1
|
21 / 24
|
Relegated
|
2005 / 06
|
L2
|
20 / 24
|
Almost relegated
|
2006 / 07
|
L2
|
24 / 24
|
Relegated
|
2007 / 08
|
BSPL
|
3 / 24
|
Play-off semi-final
|
2008 / 09
|
BSPL
|
4 / 24
|
Promoted (via Play-offs)
|
2009 / 10
|
L2
|
17 / 24
|
Almost relegated
|
2010 / 11
|
L2
|
7 / 24
|
Play-off final
|
2011 / 12
|
L2
|
5 / 24
|
Play-off semi-final
|
2012 / 13
|
L2
|
19 / 24
|
Almost relegated
|
It is no wonder Torquay United are referred to as "football's most frustratingly entertaining team."
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