briangreen":3rq7ke5k said:
One was cleared off the line (by a Burton player obviously) the other was knocked to safety by a hovering seagull??? No sorry I give up you'll have to tell me
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One was cleared off the line (by a Burton player obviously) the other was knocked to safety by a hovering seagull??? No sorry I give up you'll have to tell me
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newquaygreen
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Not read the entire thread, but would suspect it is mainly uncoordinated, no cohesion, no leadership, dire first half (from both sides) brighter start to second half, all ended in tears, pointless subs.
It was a disappointing evening. Both sides have weaknesses and Argyle were no better/worse than Burton. I felt we should have deserved at least a point out of the match. Points I considered
Burton were physically bigger than us as a team and used that well
Madjo did not get a good enough service.
Young played a lot better than Sunday
Why was loanee Griffiths dropped, when Baz could have driven forward from leftside mid-field?
There is no settled side identified which can bed down to perform consistently.
Burton were physically bigger than us as a team and used that well
Madjo did not get a good enough service.
Young played a lot better than Sunday
Why was loanee Griffiths dropped, when Baz could have driven forward from leftside mid-field?
There is no settled side identified which can bed down to perform consistently.
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nigelnoneck
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I think back to the last season of Cloughie at Notts Florist.
They were going down from the (Prem) and all season it was obvious they were in trouble. But sack Cloughie ??? ''Not a cat in hell's ....etc''
Down they went and his last season was a real shame because he had achieved so much.
They were going down from the (Prem) and all season it was obvious they were in trouble. But sack Cloughie ??? ''Not a cat in hell's ....etc''
Down they went and his last season was a real shame because he had achieved so much.
Its probably safe to post now, most of the indifference seems to have been aired.
By half time when we went back inside for a cup of tea the conversation was more engrossing than the football so none of us went back outside. Brief respte when Paris scored but no one seemed convinced it would stay that way. Not least because once again or midfield midgets (not their fault) were up against well nourished individuals who were tall and strong and won the ball easily.
Back to conversation..............then.......................whistle and apparetly it was all over. Heard the Boos but generally heard the screams of indifference as people left the Theatre of Greens.
Strange really, the first signs of cost cutting were apparent as I entered the P&R car park, no stewards. Similar story around the main club entrance, before then one of the mobile shops closed up through "lack of interest". James Brent came into the BL and chatting to one person, who at range didnt look happy. JB briefly looked in our direction and high tailed it back to the Boardroom Probably coincidence.
Back into the GT tent after the match and Ive been to jollier wakes, still depression didnt seem to affect consumption, but very, very subdued. People looked as though they had had a good (?) kicking. Very sad.
2 and a half hours to get home with no obvious traffic problems once Plymouth was in rear view mirror. Back again tomorrow for a meeting and then match Saturday. Typical if Argyle didnt go and bear the Gills!:0
COYGs
By half time when we went back inside for a cup of tea the conversation was more engrossing than the football so none of us went back outside. Brief respte when Paris scored but no one seemed convinced it would stay that way. Not least because once again or midfield midgets (not their fault) were up against well nourished individuals who were tall and strong and won the ball easily.
Back to conversation..............then.......................whistle and apparetly it was all over. Heard the Boos but generally heard the screams of indifference as people left the Theatre of Greens.
Strange really, the first signs of cost cutting were apparent as I entered the P&R car park, no stewards. Similar story around the main club entrance, before then one of the mobile shops closed up through "lack of interest". James Brent came into the BL and chatting to one person, who at range didnt look happy. JB briefly looked in our direction and high tailed it back to the Boardroom
Probably coincidence.Back into the GT tent after the match and Ive been to jollier wakes, still depression didnt seem to affect consumption, but very, very subdued. People looked as though they had had a good (?) kicking. Very sad.
2 and a half hours to get home with no obvious traffic problems once Plymouth was in rear view mirror. Back again tomorrow for a meeting and then match Saturday. Typical if Argyle didnt go and bear the Gills!:0
COYGs
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Wilfredo
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One positive from last night.............................. I thought the pitch looked awesome and perfect for playing football. Just a shame we didn't have the people who could exploit it !!! :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead: :banghead:
All sounds really awful--I didnt go---but I suspect after a thrashing by Gillingham on saturday (a bogey team for us at the best of times)....and a beating at Fleetwood the week after, the pressure may be too much for even Mr Brent not to do something...
