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Post by bristolgull on Jan 2, 2015 20:30:18 GMT
Gone on loan to Hayes & Yeading. Makes sense and almost certainly spells the end of his time with us. He has done very little, if anything, this time around...when was the last time he actually scored a legitimate goal??!
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Post by stig123 on Jan 4, 2015 17:51:14 GMT
In answer to your question I am pretty sure Benyon scored in the 94th minute against Bristol Rovers on Boxing day. The lino clearly had a nightmare on the day ( also disallowed a Rovers goal which clearly crossed the line ) and not sure why it was disallowed.............pretty sure it was Benyon who put it in, but not easy to see in the fading light and driving rain.
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Post by bristolgull on Jan 4, 2015 18:02:33 GMT
Hi stig, when I said 'legitimate' goal, I meant one that was allowed to stand. I hope you don't have to wait too much longer to witness another Torquay victory!!
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Post by stig123 on Jan 5, 2015 8:55:59 GMT
Fair point bristolgull. Just thought Benyon deserved some credit for his effort against Rovers. As for witnessing another Torquay victory i can only hope for better results in future although like many Torquay fans I have learned to enjoy the suffering. There is a school of thought which contends that those with the ability to love unconditionally are the true heroes of this world. There is a certain nobility in the struggle.As such, supporting Torquay ( since 1965 ) suits my absurdist view of the world. Books which might appeal to other Torquay fans include " The Children of Sisyphus" by Orlando Patterson and " Age of Absurdity" by Michael Foley. Both books help to explain why we remain loyal Torquay fans and leave the likes of Man Utd, Chelsea to others. Looking forward to a successful 2015....................... Quick thought for CH.. How frustrated must he be at conceding so many late goals? Hopefully we can sort this out and have a late run at promotion this year.
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Post by Jon on Jan 5, 2015 23:40:59 GMT
like many Torquay fans I have learned to enjoy the suffering. There is a school of thought which contends that those with the ability to love unconditionally are the true heroes of this world. There is a certain nobility in the struggle.As such, supporting Torquay ( since 1965 ) suits my absurdist view of the world. Books which might appeal to other Torquay fans include " The Children of Sisyphus" by Orlando Patterson and " Age of Absurdity" by Michael Foley. Both books help to explain why we remain loyal Torquay fans and leave the likes of Man Utd, Chelsea to others. Bang on. Shoulders to the boulder everyone!
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Post by Rob on Jan 5, 2015 23:45:29 GMT
Gone on loan to Hayes & Yeading. Makes sense and almost certainly spells the end of his time with us. He has done very little, if anything, this time around...when was the last time he actually scored a legitimate goal??! Played the full 90 in their 4-2 loss at Havant & Waterlooville yesterday.
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