National League North

TRURO WILL STAY HOME

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 March 2018

TRURO City’s will not be groundsharing with Torquay United next season after the National League South side agreed to stay at Treyew Road.
It was rumoured that the Gulls would share Plainmoor with City, meaning a 170-mile trip for home matches.
However, the White Tigers now say an agreement has been reached for the club to stay where they are for the 2018-19 season.
Chairman Peter Masters said: “I had to prepare for all eventualities, including ground sharing with Torquay United, however after some very tough negotiations I was able to secure another season which will hopefully ...

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