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Fans may turn back on Truro City as stadium saga goes on

Truro supporter Simon Birch fears fans will refuse to travel 55 miles to watch home games in Plymouth next season as their stadium hell continues
Fans may

By David Richardson

TRURO City supporter Simon Birch fears fans will refuse to travel 55 miles to watch home games in Plymouth next season as their stadium hell continues.
The White Tigers have vacated their Treyew Road home after the ground’s owner Jojo Investco Limited reached an agreement for a new Lidl supermarket to be built on the site.
As part of the deal, £1.2m has been secured to contribute towards the Stadium for Cornwall plans, a new facility to host the Cornish Pirates rugby club and Truro.
In the meantime, Truro will groundshare with South West Peninsula League club Plymouth ...

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