Next Game Oxford

Freathy wrote:

Sounded like it was against the run of play.  Going to be VERY difficult to keep Oxford out after the break.

akagreengull wrote:

Final whistle 3pts in the bag

Second that.

Just another routine winning day at the office.

Almost inevitable these days since the return of Taylor and Lameiras finding his wide feet. Can't imagine them losing.
Looking like Argyle will be in the play offs, and would be favourites to win them in my mind. The Charlton game is the big six pointer. All the pressure on them.
No wonder Adams has been saying some strange things, he must be delirious inside.
I'm not so happy Brent is benefiting from this run, that's for sure, but then that's the nature of a win win position. The attendances could climb considerably shortly. Word gets around.

Amazing stuff. What a run!

Great win, well done the Miracle Worker and the team, just imagine what Adams could do with real backing.

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Great win, well done the Miracle Worker and the team, just imagine what Adams could do with real backing.

Indeed.

VillageGreen wrote:

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Great win, well done the Miracle Worker and the team, just imagine what Adams could do with real backing.

Indeed.

Absolutely perhaps one day Argyle will get a 'proper' owner.

Another cracking result from DA and the team. Sounded like backs to the wall for much of it but another 3 points towards safety.

BRENT OUT

beesrus wrote:

Almost inevitable these days since the return of Taylor and Lameiras finding his wide feet. Can't imagine them losing.
Looking like Argyle will be in the play offs, and would be favourites to win them in my mind. The Charlton game is the big six pointer. All the pressure on them.
No wonder Adams has been saying some strange things, he must be delirious inside.
I'm not so happy Brent is benefiting from this run, that's for sure, but then that's the nature of a win win position. The attendances could climb considerably shortly. Word gets around.

If Argyle continue this form they should do and it will make a change to see crowds in the 12,500 -14,500 ranch strolling into HP.


One or two teams in the top six are bound to have a wobble as pressure sets in and that could allow Argyle to sneak in. Argyle I believe do not have any pressure on them and can just trot out on to the pitch and play as they are.

VillageGreen wrote:

beesrus wrote:

Almost inevitable these days since the return of Taylor and Lameiras finding his wide feet. Can't imagine them losing.
Looking like Argyle will be in the play offs, and would be favourites to win them in my mind. The Charlton game is the big six pointer. All the pressure on them.
No wonder Adams has been saying some strange things, he must be delirious inside.
I'm not so happy Brent is benefiting from this run, that's for sure, but then that's the nature of a win win position. The attendances could climb considerably shortly. Word gets around.

If Argyle continue this form they should do and it will make a change to see crowds in the 12,500 -14,500 ranch strolling into HP.

Kerching for Akkeron Man!! Five thousand or fifty thousand Dezza, will still be forced to shop in Poundland for Bargains.

Scrappy win by all accounts but sod it, we can’t be Barcelona every week, onwards and upwards

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

VillageGreen wrote:

beesrus wrote:

Almost inevitable these days since the return of Taylor and Lameiras finding his wide feet. Can't imagine them losing.
Looking like Argyle will be in the play offs, and would be favourites to win them in my mind. The Charlton game is the big six pointer. All the pressure on them.
No wonder Adams has been saying some strange things, he must be delirious inside.
I'm not so happy Brent is benefiting from this run, that's for sure, but then that's the nature of a win win position. The attendances could climb considerably shortly. Word gets around.

If Argyle continue this form they should do and it will make a change to see crowds in the 12,500 -14,500 ranch strolling into HP.

Kerching for Akkeron Man!! Five thousand or fifty thousand Dezza, will still be forced to shop in Poundland for Bargains.

Yeah, Akkeron Man will be seeing those £ signs before his very eyes and calculating how little he can give Adams.

Make no mistake, we were shit today. We still could have won by more as Taylor and Carey missed golden opportunities to score around the hour mark. But otherwise they were dire and had none of the ball. The subs bench was so weak it was a bit painful with the players coming on. 1-0 tho. Crap ground in a crap area.

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Great win, well done the Miracle Worker and the team, just imagine what Adams could do with real backing.

The warm weather training in Marbella next week might help.

Mock Cuncher wrote:

Make no mistake, we were shit today. We still could have won by more as Taylor and Carey missed golden opportunities to score around the hour mark. But otherwise they were dire and had none of the ball. The subs bench was so weak it was a bit painful with the players coming on. 1-0 tho. Crap ground in a crap area.

Don’t agree with that, Mock. We didn’t show that much but we did enough. Tell you who were shit though - Oxford. Would say they won the midfield battle first half but did nothing with it.

Always thought we could score. Both Taylor and Carey should have bagged goals in the 2nd half.

Inexorable march toward the play-offs continues.

Personally couldn’t care less if Brent benefits at this stage. Argyle my club before him and will be afterwards. Friends who are dead who would loved to have been there today.

Great celebration at the end between the fans and the players. Notable they came over as a group and clapped us before kick-off too.

Graiser wrote:

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Great win, well done the Miracle Worker and the team, just imagine what Adams could do with real backing.

The warm weather training in Marbella next week might help.

Is the Cornish Superfan, and a handful of uber nerds tagging along to pay for it?
It all seems un Jimmy like to me.

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Graiser wrote:

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Great win, well done the Miracle Worker and the team, just imagine what Adams could do with real backing.

The warm weather training in Marbella next week might help.

Is the Cornish Superfan, and a handful of uber nerds tagging along to pay for it?
It all seems un Jimmy like to me.

I assume you mean are the fans subsidising it, no idea, somehow doubt that as it’s only become known today.

Another excellent win, well done to the playing and coaching staff.

akagreengull wrote:

Les Miserable wrote:

Good time to score,, Green Jim all a flutter

Not in his ticking over script is it?

Derek could find his job under threat if we keep on winning.

Graiser wrote:

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Graiser wrote:

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Great win, well done the Miracle Worker and the team, just imagine what Adams could do with real backing.

The warm weather training in Marbella next week might help.

Is the Cornish Superfan, and a handful of uber nerds tagging along to pay for it?
It all seems un Jimmy like to me.

I assume you mean are the fans subsidising it, no idea, somehow doubt that as it’s only become known today.

I went to Marbella once a long time ago , on a Herald coach trip. Never again

Listened to the game while watching the albion on the rare occassion i can go and see them when they have a home game that isnt when argyle are at home.

The radio devon comms team is so much better with i forgot his name and martin gritton than when that brent arse kisser errington is on it.

We sounded like we controlled the game and this result is very welcome as like with Wimbledon we tend to slip up against Oxford and after the way we got hammered at home by them keeping a clean sheet is a bonus point in my eyes.

Lets keep the momentum up and really push our luck with the playoffs for aslong as we can. I do however feel its still a big ask this season but thats not to say i wont be disappointed if they do it.

Wonder what old Toums makes of it all these days? Fleetwood dropping like the proverbial stone and nearly in the relegation zone now, maybe his pay packet will make up for the drop in league position but it doesn't appear to have been a move into paradise for either party.

Greenskin wrote:

Wonder what old Toums makes of it all these days? Fleetwood dropping like the proverbial stone and nearly in the relegation zone now, maybe his pay packet will make up for the drop in league position but it doesn't appear to have been a move into paradise for either party.

Im sure he's saying to the wife right now are you sure you cant move again

Potters on the senior greens coach apparently, was spotted in the crowd today as well.