National League

THE WRIGHT RESULT FOR MY GULLS – JOHNSON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 October 2020

By Mach Hewitt

DANNY WRIGHT’S lastgasp penalty completed an excellent turn around for Torquay United as they took all three points back to Plainmoor.
Having fallen behind to a first half Byron Webster goal, Torquay re-emerged for the second revitalised.
Adam Randell equalised with a goal worthy of any game before Wright’s penalty at death completed a deserved victory.
Delighted boss Gary Johnson felt it was a result his side fully deserved.
“I said to them at halftime, we needed to get into their area with a bit more quality, more crosses and get a few shots in,” ...

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