Plymouth Argyle v Liverpool Match thread

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Don't think I've started one of these before....

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What price a Sturridge hat-trick?

Subject: Re: Plymouth Argyle v Liverpool Match thread Tue Jan 17, 2017 11:30 am

The one to watch is Harry wilson he's a very good liverpool winger a product of there academy.

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1-4 if argyle go after pool ! 0-1 if they play the same way

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May as well go after 'em then shorely..

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Why ? keep it tight try and snatch it !

Dont play the occasion play the match!

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Nah, rather go out fighting than with a whimper.

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Don't play the reputation
Play the eleven men and boys

The choices are not just the polar opposites. For instance, raid in tight groups outnumbering them in small areas of the park, let a couple of bulk standard positions "go missing".
No one is saying chasing around like lunatics when Liverpool ping it square, back and square again. It is more to do with mentality. It's all in the head. How about trying **********censored by admin********. That will throw Liverpool

The main 2 differences from the first game should be Argyle HAVE to get closer to their men, and they HAVE to calm down when on the ball themselves, rather than boot it anywhere in a panic. This isn't Anfield, it's Central Park in Plymouth. Football is a game of confidence at any level, no matter who you are playing. Frightened wabbits never win anything, they only avoid the dinner plate until the next time.

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beesrus wrote:: Don't play the reputation
Play the eleven men and boys

The choices are not just the polar opposites. For instance, raid in tight groups outnumbering them in small areas of the park, let a couple of bulk standard positions "go missing".
No one is saying chasing around like lunatics when Liverpool ping it square, back and square again. It is more to do with mentality. It's all in the head. How about trying **********censored by admin********. That will throw Liverpool

The main 2 differences from the first game should be Argyle HAVE to get closer to their men, and they HAVE to calm down when on the ball themselves, rather than boot it anywhere in a panic. This isn't Anfield, it's Central Park in Plymouth. Football is a game of confidence at any level, no matter who you are playing. Frightened wabbits never win anything, they only avoid the dinner plate until the next time.

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"get into 'em, feck them up"

Subject: Re: Plymouth Argyle v Liverpool Match thread Tue Jan 17, 2017 5:24 pm

alannotivvy wrote:: "get into 'em, feck them up"

That's the way Sonny is just the boy to do it. Handbags

Subject: Re: Plymouth Argyle v Liverpool Match thread Tue Jan 17, 2017 6:08 pm

beesrus wrote:: Don't play the reputation
Play the eleven men and boys

The choices are not just the polar opposites. For instance, raid in tight groups outnumbering them in small areas of the park, let a couple of bulk standard positions "go missing".
No one is saying chasing around like lunatics when Liverpool ping it square, back and square again. It is more to do with mentality. It's all in the head. How about trying **********censored by admin********. That will throw Liverpool

The main 2 differences from the first game should be Argyle HAVE to get closer to their men, and they HAVE to calm down when on the ball themselves, rather than boot it anywhere in a panic. This isn't Anfield, it's Central Park in Plymouth. Football is a game of confidence at any level, no matter who you are playing. Frightened wabbits never win anything, they only avoid the dinner plate until the next time.

Just to be clear, this post was not 'censored by admin'.

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Surprise is surprise, PP. Derek is watching your little forum. Any further leaking of the game plan will get the same treatment.

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Good thinking, I'm sure Juergen Klopp is reading avidly.

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Careless talk, Hugh. Can't be too careful up at the Prancing Pony. Freaks and weirdos everywhere.

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Hugh Watt wrote:: Good thinking, I'm sure Juergen Klopp is reading avidly.

Hi Kloppy, hi Delarf, hi Knobber, and hi Jimmy! cheers

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Do we have enough players to fill the bench? 4 from Saturday cant play and another sold. So its kids or empty seats next to Derek.

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Porkies ready and waiting. Full kit wanka

Subject: Re: Plymouth Argyle v Liverpool Match thread Tue Jan 17, 2017 8:15 pm

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Subject: Re: Plymouth Argyle v Liverpool Match thread Tue Jan 17, 2017 8:30 pm

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Just read the article, nice one Jake, have a great game tomorrow.

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BRENT OUT

Subject: Re: Plymouth Argyle v Liverpool Match thread Tue Jan 17, 2017 9:16 pm

Spot the error!

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Didn't see lil ol' Lincoln sitting back and cowering against the mighty Ipswich just now.

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Ipswich were diabolical.

Subject: Re: Plymouth Argyle v Liverpool Match thread Wed Jan 18, 2017 3:39 am

Am going for narrow 2-1 defeat over 90 minutes

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Sir Francis Drake wrote:: Spot the error!

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Derby were a second division team at the time, not first division as stated in the article.

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