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Torquay United certainly worked hard for it so a point from the first game of the National League is not to be sniffed at. The goalless draw against Oldham Athletic at Plainmoor was a fair result with both teams slugging it out in the blazing hot sun, neither of them helped by some questionable refereeing that we must hope hasn't set the tone for National League officials again this season.
Gary Johnson said Torquay United are now looking forward to a 'nice and smiley, hard-working week' after beating Exeter City 1-0 on Saturday afternoon. It was an unusually competitive game for a pre-season friendly with both managers treating it like a league game. And it felt like a league game with Torquay giving as good as they got against City, who won promotion to League One last season.
Torquay United more than matched League Two side Newport County for a 0-0 draw at Plainmoor this afternoon in what was Gary Johnson's new squad's first real test of pre-season. There might not have been any goals but there were plenty of positives - and with friendlies against Plymouth Argyle and Exeter City to come in the next seven days this was a good workout against a step-up in opponents following wins against Western Leaguers Buckland Athletic and Exmouth Town.
Manager Andy Hessenthaler is backing departing Dover captain Ryan Hanson to one day play in the Football League.
Departing Dover midfielder Ryan Hanson says it was a real honour to captain his hometown club as he leaves the club.
Player-coach Reda Johnson tops the list of players set to leave Dover this summer.
Boss Andy Hessenthaler has joked Dover Academy manager Mike Sandmann must be dreading his phonecall at the moment.
Dover captain Ryan Hanson is facing up to three weeks out after undergoing emergency surgery for a "non-football-related" condition.