Truro are playing at Torquay next season. 100 miles away. Very short notice but hinted at previously. Their ground is to become a supermarket which will fund a new stadium.

Growing up in Cornwall, Truro was our derby game. A lot of season tickets have been sold under the impression that they weren't moving until later in the season. A long way to travel for a home fixture, especially using the roads in Devon and Cornwall %(

SULLY34 wrote:Growing up in Cornwall, Truro was our derby game. A lot of season tickets have been sold under the impression that they weren't moving until later in the season. A long way to travel for a home fixture, especially using the roads in Devon and Cornwall %(

Peter Masters, Truro's owner also owns a coach and taxi business. Maybe he could offer subsidised transport.

Cornish Exile wrote:

SULLY34 wrote:Growing up in Cornwall, Truro was our derby game. A lot of season tickets have been sold under the impression that they weren't moving until later in the season. A long way to travel for a home fixture, especially using the roads in Devon and Cornwall %(

Peter Masters, Truro's owner also owns a coach and taxi business. Maybe he could offer subsidised transport.

He is apparently but a 200 mile round trip on a Saturday on Cornish roads isn't appealing.

Think they have also offered a refund on season tickets.

Wouldn't be surprised if they'll offer cut price admission to Torquay season ticket holders to swell the numbers before the novelty value wears off.

SULLY34 wrote:Growing up in Cornwall, Truro was our derby game. A lot of season tickets have been sold under the impression that they weren't moving until later in the season. A long way to travel for a home fixture, especially using the roads in Devon and Cornwall %(

The main road through Cornwall (A30) has been upgraded over the years and apart from about 5 miles, is dual carriageway.Pretty busy during the summer, but not a problem for the bulk of the football season.

Cornish Exile wrote:

SULLY34 wrote:Growing up in Cornwall, Truro was our derby game. A lot of season tickets have been sold under the impression that they weren't moving until later in the season. A long way to travel for a home fixture, especially using the roads in Devon and Cornwall %(

The main road through Cornwall (A30) has been upgraded over the years and apart from about 5 miles, is dual carriageway.Pretty busy during the summer, but not a problem for the bulk of the football season.

Compare to Welsh roads Exile it's a nightmare, does my head in every time we visit home.......plus the price of a pasty is extortionate now

SULLY34 wrote:

Cornish Exile wrote:

SULLY34 wrote:Growing up in Cornwall, Truro was our derby game. A lot of season tickets have been sold under the impression that they weren't moving until later in the season. A long way to travel for a home fixture, especially using the roads in Devon and Cornwall %(

The main road through Cornwall (A30) has been upgraded over the years and apart from about 5 miles, is dual carriageway.Pretty busy during the summer, but not a problem for the bulk of the football season.

Compare to Welsh roads Exile it's a nightmare, does my head in every time we visit home.......plus the price of a pasty is extortionate now

I prefer my pasties home made.

Could they have groundshared with the Pirates?

SULLY34 wrote:

Cornish Exile wrote:

SULLY34 wrote:Growing up in Cornwall, Truro was our derby game. A lot of season tickets have been sold under the impression that they weren't moving until later in the season. A long way to travel for a home fixture, especially using the roads in Devon and Cornwall %(

The main road through Cornwall (A30) has been upgraded over the years and apart from about 5 miles, is dual carriageway.Pretty busy during the summer, but not a problem for the bulk of the football season.

Compare to Welsh roads Exile it's a nightmare, does my head in every time we visit home.......plus the price of a pasty is extortionate now

You have obviously never driven in Pembrokeshire at the height of the summer season.

Percy plunkett wrote:Could they have groundshared with the Pirates?

A new stadium is planned to be shared between The Pirates, Truro City and Cornwall College. Funding is in place except for the pre-election promise by David Cameron for Government funds to cover the £3 million shortfall.
Hopefully, work will commence in October.

It had been agreed that Truro City could remain at Treyew Road for the coming season and ground-share for the first few months of 2019/20, whilst the work on the new stadium is completed.

It looks as though the developers have gone back on their previous agreement.

Pembs Cornwall is exactly like Pembrokeshire....I try and stay away from both .

SULLY34 wrote:Pembs Cornwall is exactly like Pembrokeshire....I try and stay away from both .

You don't know what you're missing.

SULLY34 wrote:Pembs Cornwall is exactly like Pembrokeshire....I try and stay away from both .

The lands of the £5 to £10 pasties eh? I was in St David’s recently, the oggis were extortionate and you couldn’t buy a bottle of wine under £12 from any shop. Needs a decent Greggs and a Lidl’s