Next game Wimbledon

VillageGreen wrote:

Charlie Wood wrote:

That was undoubtably the toughest win since the "revival" started. A game we would probably have lost for the last 7 years.

I can't help thinking, every time I look at the table, of the two last minute equalisers at Rotherham and Blackpool, and what could have been. And that's where Rotherham sparked their "revival".

Having cursed myself for weeks for signing up to iFollow, I'm now a very happy chappy.

How much is the iFollow by the way. I may have a crack at that.

6 Euro, I place myself in France last Saturday. I had a 24hr free trial on SaferVPN. worked well. Up in Oxford for Saturdays game.

Tgwu wrote:

VillageGreen wrote:

Charlie Wood wrote:

That was undoubtably the toughest win since the "revival" started. A game we would probably have lost for the last 7 years.

I can't help thinking, every time I look at the table, of the two last minute equalisers at Rotherham and Blackpool, and what could have been. And that's where Rotherham sparked their "revival".

Having cursed myself for weeks for signing up to iFollow, I'm now a very happy chappy.

How much is the iFollow by the way. I may have a crack at that.

6 Euro, I place myself in France last Saturday. I had a 24hr free trial on SaferVPN. worked well. Up in Oxford for Saturdays game.

Seems a bit long winded Big T, shorely Shrewsbury is easier to get to than France

VillageGreen wrote:

Angry wrote:

Strange game but very entertaining. Could have been 7 for us aqnd 4 to them had 4 goals not been ruled offside and the dick taylor scored his pen. We started to slack in the second half but thankfully we woke up and restored our 2 goal lead. fox scored a great goal worth seeing, reuben was my man of the match he should have really made it 5 for us.

great win and we are flirting even more with the playoffs although i dont think we wull do it mind but we can still push for it and set us up nicely for next season.

I don't think they will make the Play-Offs either, but if they managed to somehow pull it off that would be the turnaround of the season, considering where they were in December and the "not so good" January transfer window.

DA has worked wonders since December and credit where credit is due, the same can be said of this team.

Next season is a long way off and the team for that will be different from this current one i'd hazzard a guess. Let us enjoy the moment and savior a transformed Argyle.

6 of our games are against teams above us. Will we make it? I really don't know but I'm enjoying the ride. Rotherham have hit form with 5 wins on the bounce and could easily catch the top 3. Real mix then.

Another ten thousand fans for the Wimbledon game, the support has been fantastic unlike the backing for the manager from Team Jimmy.

VillageGreen wrote:

Charlie Wood wrote:

That was undoubtably the toughest win since the "revival" started. A game we would probably have lost for the last 7 years.

I can't help thinking, every time I look at the table, of the two last minute equalisers at Rotherham and Blackpool, and what could have been. And that's where Rotherham sparked their "revival".

Having cursed myself for weeks for signing up to iFollow, I'm now a very happy chappy.

How much is the iFollow by the way. I may have a crack at that.

I pay £110 for the season, which is every league game that's not being televised (even if it's only in Outer Mongolia). At the start of the season I could hardly bear to watch and just thought of all the world class sport I was missing on my normal satellite service...but now, since Rotherham away, I love it!!! And actually having no commentary and just the crowd noise is a lot more authentic.

Charlie Wood wrote:

VillageGreen wrote:

Charlie Wood wrote:

That was undoubtably the toughest win since the "revival" started. A game we would probably have lost for the last 7 years.

I can't help thinking, every time I look at the table, of the two last minute equalisers at Rotherham and Blackpool, and what could have been. And that's where Rotherham sparked their "revival".

Having cursed myself for weeks for signing up to iFollow, I'm now a very happy chappy.

How much is the iFollow by the way. I may have a crack at that.

I pay £110 for the season, which is every league game that's not being televised (even if it's only in Outer Mongolia). At the start of the season I could hardly bear to watch and just thought of all the world class sport I was missing on my normal satellite service...but now, since Rotherham away, I love it!!! And actually having no commentary and just the crowd noise is a lot more authentic.

Being in Plymouth we had the radio commentary to. Done the wife head in

Charlie Wood wrote:

And actually having no commentary and just the crowd noise is a lot more authentic.

Maybe more authentic, but it's also a lot more boring imho?

Until recently on ifollow, you could open two windows and with a little bit of fanangling sync up the video and audio. You might have to tweak once or twice a half, but it was easily manageable.

The ability to do that has now been stopped and you can only open one window at a time. You can only use one device at a time also, so the option of using the audio on a phone to supplement the video on a desktop etc is also not possible.

So it's either audio or video but not both. Quite frankly.... In this day and age, that is pathetic.

...and at the price they are asking - I shall not be re-subscribing!

beesrus wrote:

Adams has seen the light at last and discovered there's two ends to a football pitch. As long as Taylor, Lameiras and Carey stay fit, there is no reason whatsoever why the play offs can't be achieved. I have never known such a turn around bar perhaps a Crystal Palace charge from the bottom one season. Might have been Dowie as manager.
We were talking to a bunch of overnight Wombles fans in Bread and Roses last night. They couldn't believe Argyle were largely the same bunch who played out the first encounter between "two poor teams". They were impressed.

I am sure Pompey did a similar thing in the 82-83 season. I could swear they were in the bottom 3 for something like three months and then went on a major run, with the rest being history.

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Another ten thousand fans for the Wimbledon game, the support has been fantastic unlike the backing for the manager from Team Jimmy.

Yeah, we can all agree with that.

Charlie Wood wrote:

VillageGreen wrote:

Charlie Wood wrote:

That was undoubtably the toughest win since the "revival" started. A game we would probably have lost for the last 7 years.

I can't help thinking, every time I look at the table, of the two last minute equalisers at Rotherham and Blackpool, and what could have been. And that's where Rotherham sparked their "revival".

Having cursed myself for weeks for signing up to iFollow, I'm now a very happy chappy.

How much is the iFollow by the way. I may have a crack at that.

I pay £110 for the season, which is every league game that's not being televised (even if it's only in Outer Mongolia). At the start of the season I could hardly bear to watch and just thought of all the world class sport I was missing on my normal satellite service...but now, since Rotherham away, I love it!!! And actually having no commentary and just the crowd noise is a lot more authentic.

I will definitely look into that.

beesrus wrote:

As long as Taylor, Lameiras and Carey stay fit.

I think that's the crux. Lameiras less so, but we saw how shocking we were without Taylor across those 3-4 autumn months. God knows if Simon no games in 18 months Church will be up to much, but he can't be worse than Blissett or Fletcher, so long as he can actually get on the pitch - which is the reason no other club had a punt on him. Carey is still the source or scorer or probably half our goals too. If the pair got injured, we would struggle to win another game this season.