Bank Holiday Blues. As the Podcasters wait for news about bids being accepted or not, and possible administration, they sit in the car and chew the Bank Holiday fat.

Two games and six goals conceded, but at least the one point won meant Torquay rose up the table one place, and went one point further clear of the relegation zone.

But with two big away games to start a run of four on the road on Saturday and Monday, there is much to discuss for Guy Henderson and Richard Hughes, as the rain fans down on Boots & Laces carpark.

With five games to go for the team to save their National League South skin - Come On You Yellows!

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So now we know who the people behind at least one consortium trying to buy Torquay United are - and this week the Podcasters, Richard Hughes and Guy Henderson, talk to Nick Brodrick of TUST about how the supporters' trust is also involved in the bid.

It was a rainy old day in Torquay today and it was actually hailing on the car-studio windscreen as the talk got serious. 

We also hear from interim manager Aaron Downes about that great win against Hampton & Richmond Borough and a busy Easter schedule that sees the Gulls going to Yeovil Town on Friday and then the visit of Weston-super-Mare on Monday.

It's all to play for with seven games to go - and just two at home. Happy Easter Gulls fans.

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Richard Hughes is flying solo this week for this Torquay United Yellow Army Podcast, with co-pilot Guy Henderson still on holiday for a second week.

So it’s a quick intro and a chat with Aaron Downes, after two bad defeats, and ahead of Saturday's game against Hampton & Richmond Borough at Plainmoor on Devon Day!

And then superfan Hayden Jones chats to Richard about how it feels to be a Torquay United fan at the moment.

Until next week - when Guy and normality will return to the podcast.

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Hello again - and this week the Podcasters are back sitting in Marnham Road, in a car under the blue plaque tribute to Peter Cook. Imagine what he would have made of what's going on at Plainmoor right now...

The club has been given another two weeks to sort out a sale before the threat of administration rears its ugly head again - so it is going to be busy, busy, busy for everyone involved in a possible deal.

The Podcasters, Richard Hughes and Guy Henderson, talk about these developments, plus the forthcoming home games against Dartford and Taunton Town.

And we hear from interim manager Aaron Downes about injuries, or the lack of them now, the departing Dillon De Silva, and how he is taking to being the man who makes the decisions.

So, without further ado, Come On You Yellows!

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Some good news from the club today as Aaron Downes reveals the players have been paid - although Richard Hughes can't quite get his tongue around that sentence in today's Yellow Army Podcast chat with Guy Henderson.

It has been quite a week in the life of Torquay United, with Clarke Osbourne walking away last Thursday and manager Gary Johnson following his exit from the club that evening. So there is much to discuss for our podcasters.

They talk about the appointment of Aaron Downes as interim manager, the 2-2 draw against Aveley at a rocking Plainmoor on Saturday, and plans for the game against Weymouth this weekend.

Also, there is a club to be sold and there is talk of that, and the chance of that dreaded administration and any 10-point deduction that would follow.

But everyone is pulling together and Aaron Downes says it is time to look forward and be positive.

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Yesterday was a shocking day for all Torquay United fans, whether they wanted Clarke Osborne out, Gary Johnson out, or not. The Podcasters, Richard Hughes and Guy Henderson, went to the usual Thursday press conference and everything seemed normal.

The pod was recorded and edited and uploaded, and was just about to be put on DevonLive when the news broke that Osborne was stepping down as chairman and the club was being put into administration.

In the evening, Gary Johnson left - and it was decided we would do another pod this morning.

So here it is - Judgement Day II (With Words From Aaron Downes) - which includes a quick chat with interim manager, and lots of stuff about what happens next. What does administration actually mean for a football club like Torquay?

Downes says 'Torquay will come out fighting' - and let's hope it is a positive day at Plainmoor on Saturday when the Gulls take on Aveley.

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Here were are again, the Podcasters sitting at Guy Henderson's table talking about a club going through some difficult times, on and off the pitch. Guy and Richard Hughes have much to discuss then, as the rain pours down in Paignton.

Torquay ended that awful run of five defeats with a 0-0 draw at Farnborough - but a point only meant they are seven points away from the National League South play-off places rather than the five they were before.

But manager Gary Johnson said in his press call that he now has the team he has wanted all season, with the returns of Aaron Jarvis, Kevin Dawson and Jack Stubbs.

However, it promises to be a testing weekend for the manager with a planned yellow card protest at Plainmoor on Saturday happening during the game against Aveley.

All this and more on this week's Torquay United Yellow Army Podcast. Until next week.

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It has been a pretty rough week for Gulls fans after that fourth defeat on the trot against Slough Town.

For Podcasters Richard Hughes and Guy Henderson, it is time to reflect on that defeat and talk about Richard's column from this week's Herald Express.

Torquay boss Gary Johnson also talks about the Slough defeat, the postponement at Taunton Town on Tuesday, and injured players - plus he looks forward to the game against Braintree Town this weekend. There are two tough games on the road - at Braintree and Farnborough - before Torquay are back at Plainmoor again for the visit of Aveley on February 24.

Happy belated Valentine's Day everyone.

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After a break for a week, it is good to be back - but there's no getting away from it, and Gary Johnson doesn't in his interview this week, Saturday’s showing against St Albans City was one of the worst performances by a Torquay United side for some considerable time. 

So there is much to discuss as Richard Hughes and Guy Henderson sit in a car outside the ground and watch the rain fall down and the windows steam up.

After that 4-0 defeat by St Albans, Torquay were better at Maidstone United - and there is the hint of a couple of big players being available this weekend, when Slough Town come to Devon.

There are new players as well as old ones to talk about too - before the Podcasters go their separate ways.

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This week's Torquay United Yellow Army Podcast is a bit all over the place with Guy Henderson unable to attend the 12.30pm press call with Gary Johnson, so recording the chat-bit with Richard Hughes before that happened.

Which means, when the Podcasters go over the Gary they come back from the other side without knowing what he said. Only after Richard went to Plainmoor later was the bit in the middle pasted into place. Confused? You will be.

Torquay head to Worthing this weekend after the 1-1 draw at Chippenham Town on a run of three games undefeated - but results need to be better than draws if the team is going to keep a promotion push up.

There will be no pod next week as Richard is on holiday - so make the most of this one, even if it is all mixed up... Happy Rabbie Burns Day to all Torquay's Scottish fans. 

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