Tony Vance seeks aggressive play style for Guernsey FC
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 28, 2026, 6:27 AM
Last updated Oct 28, 2026

Guernsey FC manager Tony Vance plans to implement a more attacking style of play as the team regains key players from injury. With Sam Murray, Ross Allen, and Fin Du Port returning, the team has won its last four matches, positioning itself in seventh place in the Southern Combination Premier Division. Vance stated that, following a challenging start to the season, the squad can now adopt a more aggressive approach in pursuit of points. While acknowledging that winning the league is unlikely due to resource limitations, he cited the play-offs as a realistic goal for returning to the eighth tier after last season's relegation.
- •Guernsey FC has won four consecutive matches.
- •The team sits in seventh place with seven victories in 12 games.
- •Tony Vance is shifting to a more aggressive style of play.
- •Key players have returned from injury, aiding recent success.
- •Guernsey missed promotion via play-offs last season.
- 6:27 AMYahoo Sports — Vance aiming for a more attacking Guernsey FC
"Tony Vance says he is adopting a more aggressive style of play now that Guernsey FC have seen many of their injured players return.
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