Robin Stubbs, iconic Torquay United player, dies at age 85

Robin Stubbs, known as 'The Prince of Plainmoor', has died at the age of 85. Regarded as one of Torquay United’s greatest players, he scored 133 goals in 263 appearances during two spells with the club. Stubbs joined Torquay from Birmingham City in 1963, impressing fans with his scoring prowess, including a memorable performance against Tottenham Hotspur in 1965. His contributions were pivotal in helping the team secure promotion after the FA Cup run. His legacy remains strong among Torquay supporters, as noted by club co-chairman Michael Westcott.

• 8:35 AMYahoo Sports — Torquay's 'Prince of Plainmoor' Stubbs dies aged 85