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Wott’s got a big Gulls gig

New Torquay United manager Paul Wotton is ready for a hectic summer of squad building – after all, he’s only got one player on the books!

Wott’s got

TORQUAY UNITED’S NEW ERA
Squad of one welcomes new boss
By John Lyons

WE’RE STAYING UP: Paul Wotton, second left, celebrates with coaches and players after Truro City survived relegation
PICTURE: Neil Graham

STAR TURN: Legendary boss Neil Warnock is back at Torquay United in an advisory role

NEW Torquay United manager Paul Wotton is ready for a hectic summer of squad building – after all, he’s only got one player on the books!
Defender Austen Booth is the man in question and that leaves Plymouth Argyle legend Wotton with a mammoth task following his switch from National League Sout...

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