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GULLS GRASP THE POSITIVES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 July 2024

Rooney’s men are too good
TORQUAY UNITED 0 PLYMOUTH ARGYLE 2
By Steve Harris

TUSSLE: Torquay’s Cody Cooke attempts to get away from Plymouth’s Will Jenkins-Davies
PICTURE: Pinnacle

TORQUAY UNITED manager Paul Wotton remained focused on the positives after the Gulls fell to a narrow defeat against his former club Plymouth Argyle.
A Ryan Hardie penalty and a strike from Bali Mumba sealed a win for the Pilgrims in front of former Argyle boss Neil Warnock, who was watching on as United’s football advisor along with the Gulls’ new owners, the Bryn C...

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