Suburb of Wales v The Muff

Brent is more likely to slash the cash he's not interested in ambition and success on the field - it costs money.

The comments from the green tints were beyond parody. "This is just a practice match" "who would have expected anything else?"

The most compliant fan base in the world.

Poldark looks like a feckin documentary when you look at some these muppets.

"Squire knows best, don't question the people up the big house"

Always remember that if JB hadn't saved us we wouldn't even be in this cup so be thankful

Brent splash the cash? Stash the cash is his game.

tigertony wrote:

Always remember that if JB hadn't saved us we wouldn't even be in this cup so be thankful

Your trying to upset people.....I think.

We always get tonked in the league cup first round. Even when we were good. Dont we hold a league record for most consecutive first round exits?

We left before half time. Found great boozer, artwork to follow

nzgreen wrote:

We always get tonked in the league cup first round. Even when we were good. Dont we hold a league record for most consecutive first round exits?

Argyle's record is completely disgraceful in the league cup since the heady semi final days of the 1960's and 1970's but that isn't any sort of excuse for a 5-0 dicking in a west country derby especially when 2000 supporters have put time and money into going to watch it. TBH I think Adams must take some responsibility for this debacle-it was shit inducing to read before the game that he planned to play the 92 conceded in a relegation season goalkeeper and cruciated left back tonight-why FFS in a game like this against opposition who were always going to have some very decent players on the pitch. It would seem to indicate that the Argyle reserve strength is not crash hot-fingers crossed for a suspension and injury free season, unlikely though it may be-in fact Taylor has already been ruled out for 3 months apparently. Notwithstanding the quality of opposition tonight the auguries are not particularly promising at the moment-work needs to be done very rapidly on strengthening the squad before depression sets in and a serious danger of a very quick return to division 4 beckons.

zyph wrote:

tigertony wrote:

Always remember that if JB hadn't saved us we wouldn't even be in this cup so be thankful

Your trying to upset people.....I think.

Having a larf Zyph - thus the ''wink'' (Need to make the emoticons bigger)

The thinking mans unfunny 'funny' man

That has to be the most embarrassing first half of football I've ever witnessed.

tigertony wrote:

zyph wrote:

tigertony wrote:

Always remember that if JB hadn't saved us we wouldn't even be in this cup so be thankful

Your trying to upset people.....I think.

Having a larf Zyph - thus the ''wink'' (Need to make the emoticons bigger)

Mmm...not very noticeable is it....a might of been better.

This is why we're tipped for the drop.  Pundits and bookies know the squad is not good enough for L1.

A lot more dire 'performances' and heavy defeats to go yet before we finally drop through the trap door next spring.

Glad I'm not going this season.

Dick Trickle wrote:

The comments from the green tints were beyond parody. "This is just a practice match" "who would have expected anything else?"

The most compliant fan base in the world.

Poldark looks like a feckin documentary when you look at some these muppets.

"Squire knows best, don't question the people up the big house"

They're not Argo fans. They're brent fans.

How many multi were in that thread


It going to take at lease two years to build a team for promotion and to hold on to it. The job this season is to try and stay in this league, we our not going to play a team as good as Bristol this season, My concern is in the last three competitive games we have let in goals in the first five minutes, We cannot play catch up in this league because the other team will shut up shop.

Freathy wrote:

Dick Trickle wrote:

The comments from the green tints were beyond parody. "This is just a practice match" "who would have expected anything else?"

The most compliant fan base in the world.

Poldark looks like a feckin documentary when you look at some these muppets.

"Squire knows best, don't question the people up the big house"

They're not Argo fans.  They're brent fans.

To the hovel born.
"there will always be losers waiting to till my fields. I saved them." J Brent, while eating supper

DEREK Adams took the blame for the Pilgrims’ humbling Carabao Cup exit at Bristol City.

The Argyle manager rotated his team against the Championship side to the extent of retaining only two players from the starting 11 that had impressed in their Sky Bet League One opener at Peterborough three days earlier.

One of those was in goal, with Dutchman Robbert te Loeke coming in for a harsh debut in England and suffering at the hands of a rampant Bristol side that blitzed their way to a 5-0 win, with three goals scored in the opening 20 minutes.

“It wasn’t his fault that we lost the game,” said Derek, in defence of his custodian. “It was everybody’s fault that we lost the game; I include myself in that because I’m the manager and I make the changes and I take responsibility for that.

“He should have done better for a couple of the goals but he didn’t get help from around about him at times. He left himself open and he had to make a couple of good saves but, in the end, we are disappointed that we have lost so many goals.

“I’ve made too many changes and it didn’t work out for us. Over the 90 minutes, Bristol City obviously deserved to win the game; they scored some really good goals and we didn’t defend well enough.

“Making the changes that I did from Saturday’s game against Peterborough hasn’t made it easy but I still had enough quality in my side that I thought was capable of competing and giving Bristol City a game, but we didn’t do that.

“After 19 minutes, we were 3-0 down and there was no way back. They players were in a wee bit of shock. To be fair to Bristol City, they pressed us very well when we had the ball – they are a very good side – but, in the end, we didn’t do well enough when we had the ball. We didn’t do well enough defending, as well.

“We had probably too many attacking players on the park. When you have that against a better standard of opposition, it doesn’t help.”

One of the reasons for the changes to the starting line-up was with an eye on the weekend’s first home league game of the season against Charlton Athletic, one of four games in the first 12 days of the Pilgrims’ 2017-18 campaign.

“I made nine changes because I wanted to keep my players fresh for Saturday’s game,” said Derek. “It’s important we have a successful league campaign. Cup competitions are important, but they are not as the league competition.

“It’s an important game we’ve got on Saturday. The league campaign is important and I didn’t want to pick up injuries, but those that didn’t play tonight have to perform on Saturday because I have given them a rest.

“It’s up to the players who didn’t play tonight to give us a good performance.”

excuses for dismal failure

Tgwu wrote:

How many multi were in that thread


It going to take at lease two years to build a team for promotion and to hold on to it. The job this season is to try and stay in this league, we our not going to play a team as good as Bristol this season, My concern is in the last three competitive games we have let in goals in the first five minutes, We cannot play catch up in this league because the other team will shut up shop.

You do not build teams in the lower leagues of English football any more. The popularity of one year contracts that Brent tends to favour puts paid to that. Brett Pitman to Pompey on a three year deal is rare but a great statement of intent.

Calm down everyone, according to theThrobber, everything will be JUST fine because we crashed out of the league cup at the first hurdle last season in an abject manner

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Hugh Watt wrote:

Calm down everyone, according to theThrobber, everything will be JUST fine because we crashed out of the league cup at the first hurdle last season in an abject manner

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Nobel standard throbbing.

The Cult of Brentists are trying to write off yesterday's result as a meaningless match against non rivals in a Mickey Mouse cup.

Poor old Tone Lōc didn't have the best of debuts baa.

Frank Bullitt wrote:

The Cult of Brentists are trying to write off yesterday's result as a meaningless match against non rivals in a Mickey Mouse cup.

Its the all the fans fault anyway

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Hugh Watt wrote:

Calm down everyone, according to theThrobber, everything will be JUST fine because we crashed out of the league cup at the first hurdle last season in an abject manner

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Yep quality throbbing from Pasoti's finest cretin........