Truro City's season in the National League has come to a close with a 1-0 defeat to Carlisle United in their final home game. The Tinners, managed by John Askey, showed great character to continue competing despite having their relegation confirmed over Easter. Askey praised the commitment of his side, saying the effort to continue playing with passion and dedication says more about the players than any win. The defeat was Truro's 28th in 45 games this season, with 15 of those losses coming by a single goal. Askey noted that the number of close games was remarkable, and he's never seen anything like it in his playing or managing career. Despite the relegation, Askey believes the team has improved over the course of the season and is looking forward to next season, where they will aim to become harder to beat and fight for a playoff spot. The team's attitude and performance this season have been fantastic, according to Askey. He told BBC Radio Cornwall that the players' ability to keep going until the final game at home is remarkable. Askey also mentioned that there are no guarantees for next season, and the team must ensure they become harder to beat and compete for a playoff spot. Truro City will now look to regroup and prepare for the next season, with Askey at the helm. The team's fans will be hoping for a stronger performance next season, and Askey is confident that the team can achieve their goals. The final game of the season may have ended in defeat, but Askey is proud of his team's effort and commitment. The Tinners will now look to the future and aim to bounce back from their relegation.