Torquay United v Woking 3pm 29 September 2018

Have read that Lemonheigh-Evans has been seen on Instagram both driving Jake Andrews to training and playing golf with Andrews and the other Bristol City loanees. Will we be getting a surprise 5th loanee announcement half an hour before the game?

As it stands, these are the fit ones:-
Bass, MacDonald; Wynter, Cameron, Koue Niate, Sendles-White, Davis, Edwards, Regis, Hall, Andrews, Reid, Keating, Williams, Banton, Bawling, Wright, Janneh.

Wright and one of Bawling/Banton to miss out of the matchday squad, I reckon. If Evans is ‘in the building’ then I’d guess at both of Bawling and Banton to miss out. Injured are Dickson, Sololik, Nabi and Essuman.

Cant make it unfortunately flying out of Exeter just after KO but will try and keep track of events.
Hope its a great game and a victory for those attending.

Keep the run going boys there's enough quality about the place for this division it just needed better guidance though this will be a big test as Woking will be well up for it.

My daughter from Berlin will be attending the game, lets hope we put on a good performance for her! Her home team Hertha beat Bayern Munich last night!!!

Talking of Cyprus got married in just outside protarus last year was awesome we went bk there in August to celebrate our anniversary absolutely awesome country loved it Loved visiting famagusta to a lot of you will know the history Anyway cmon you gills today no mercy today kick some Woking arses yellow army lol

Am sat here in Costa del hull,this feels like a win as daft as that sounds, by the sounds of we were so much better in 2 nd half,a few weeks back we would defo list this game,seems there's some fight throughout the team at mo, bet the gaffer is dirt of happy with that,there will so much more improvement in the weeks and months to come.

A fantastic, stirring comeback today against a very decent Woking side. Torquay kept going at 2-0 down and ended up getting their just rewards. It said something of the new team spirit in the side and also Gary Johnson's ability to make the required changes.Johnson was not afraid to make a double substitution just before half-time bringing off the the ineffective Keating and Regis. The best change when still losing 2-0 with 15 minutes to go replacing Wynter (right back) with Williams (striker) with live wire Edwards slotting into the right back. Edwards still got into advanced positions on the right and was probably our most dangerous player during the game. Sorry to say it but Wynter is often error prone gifting possession and poor deliveries.Talking of poor deliveries, they were a big let down today. Andrews kept over hitting our deliveries in the first half and Davis and Wynter were no better with theirs.

It was a great atmosphere at Plainmoor today with plenty of chants from the Pop side of "Gary Johnson's yellow army". At times all three sides joined in with the chanting and Gary Johnson had a very good reception before and after the game. About 2:45pm Johnson walked right over to the Pop side to applaud them and at the end Johnson walked around the home sides of the pitch with the players to enjoy the mutual applause. They applauded the crowd and the crowd responded to them. The come back felt like a win and it is a long time since I witnessed that sort of spirit. As I said earlier before the match the feel around the club reminds me of the Buckle era again.

The first half was quite end to end but Woking looked more threatening. I think Torquay's inexperience was showing as we have a lot of young lads. Woking first goal was thanks to a big deflection off our wall. I felt we needed one or two more in our wall and our keeper Bass was totally wrong footed by the deflection. Their second was superbly taken unleashing a shot in the top corner after sloppy defending. After the double substitution Reid should have got one back but failed to connect with a low cross.

Woking in the second half seemed content to just slow things down and get men behind the ball. Torquay struggled to get a break through. Substitute Janneh missed two decent chances, one a header after great work and delivery by Reid and the other slicing badly wide. It seemed Torquay would not score but after Williams came on, we pressed Woking more and more. Well done sponsors MOTM Reid for taking his two chances and by the end Woking were on the ropes as Torquay sensed a winner.

Well done on our new found team spirit that got us back into the game today and the Gary Johnson effect is clearly rubbing off. It's great having a quality manager. There is clearly much work to be done for Johnson but we are already a huge improvement to what I witnessed in the Owers era.