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Big crowd expected TGWUrs?

Taylors up front?

An Argo win?

ROAR

Argyle 0-3 Roartherham
Threlkeld sent off.
12,300 fans

Playoff dream hanging in tatters.

Any team noos?

Rotherham's internet forum is called 'Millers Banter'.

Jeez.

I'll be giving that one a miss.

Mock Cuncher wrote:

Big crowd expected TGWUrs?

Taylors up front?

An Argo win?

ROAR

Argyle 0-3 Roartherham
Threlkeld sent off.
12,300 fans

Playoff dream hanging in tatters.

Any team noos?

Taylors AIIT!

Mock Cuncher wrote:

Big crowd expected TGWUrs?

Taylors up front?

An Argo win?

ROAR

Argyle 0-3 Roartherham
Threlkeld sent off.
12,300 fans

Playoff dream hanging in tatters.

Any team noos?

If it is sold out will it be POTD?

Are you getting chauffeur by Mr Brent?

Argyle will have Eleven players on the pitch at kick off

Another loss beckons with our depleted "bare bones squad" unless Derek can do some magic.

Hugh Watt wrote:

Mock Cuncher wrote:

Big crowd expected TGWUrs?

Taylors up front?

An Argo win?

ROAR

Argyle 0-3 Roartherham
Threlkeld sent off.
12,300 fans

Playoff dream hanging in tatters.

Any team noos?

Taylors AIIT!

FCAL

Rov far to big a club for the Akkie Squadless, to beat. Akkies o Rov 3.

akagreengull wrote:

Another loss beckons with our depleted "bare bones squad" unless Derek can do some magic.

knowing Argyle they will scrape out a 1-0 win.

Bare bones 0 Rotherham 3

I think ATD should carry a cold birds sponsor Janner banner, quality.

Rotherham United boss Paul Warne has predicted an entertaining all-action encounter with Plymouth this weekend, in what could potentially be a dress rehearsal for the upcoming Play-off campaign fixtures.

The Millers make the long journey down to Home Park on Saturday to face Derek Adams’ Pilgrims, who are still vying to secure a place in the end of season shake-up, with Warne insisting his side will be equally as keen to win the game as they look to maintain momentum as the regular season draws to a close.

“It could be any two of four really so it could be a dress rehearsal,” he told [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]

“I think we have to play these two games and enjoy them for what they are and try and take confidence from them with the form that we've been in and just go into the Play-offs with a smile on our face.

“Potentially we could play Plymouth home and away so it'll be good to get used to their pitch and the travel.

“It'll be a great game. They'll come out all guns blazing and they need a win, but sometimes it's great to play like that because you're thinking 'it's all or nothing here lads, let's just leave everything out on the pitch' and you can go like that.

“We'll be the same. We've got no reason to go and play for a draw, we'll set up the way we always set up and we'll try and win the game so it should be two teams really going hammer and tong at each other, which is good for the neutral but not good for the managers.”

The two sides played out a 1-1 draw when they met earlier in the season at AESSEAL New York Stadium and Warne is expecting Saturday’s hosts to be equally resilient when they meet at Home Park.

“I think when we played them here they were really hard to break down,” he continued.

“We went down to 10 men and still managed to get a draw but they looked pretty well-organised and with Ryan Taylor up top they had a goal threat.

“I could see that they were really diligent and they've gone on a really good run of not conceding many goals and having really good home form, so we're well-aware of the task ahead of us.”

This weekend’s trip to Plymouth follows the midweek trek to Gillingham which saw the Millers prevail as 1-0 winners and Warne admits that preparations will deviate slightly from the norm to accommodate the long journey.

“We're going down early and we're going to train at Bristol Rovers, so we'll train and split the journey up,” he explained.

“We'll let the lads have a good stretch and go through a few set pieces and then finish the rest of the journey.

“We'll have a team meeting at night and then let the lads really rest up and get ready for another scrap.”

There will be POTD at Home Park

Rotherham United supporters can pay on the day at Home Park for Saturday’s Sky Bet League One clash with Plymouth Argyle.

Millers fans joining us in the South West will be able to purchase tickets on the day of the game from the away end turnstiles, where sales will be CASH ONLY.

Any supporters wishing to purchase tickets using a card payment will have to visit the Ticket Office at Home Park to do so.

The collection point for any tickets on the day will be also be from the Main Ticket Office.

We have sold 500 tickets for this fixture.

Argyle to win 2-0

Team news, It is top secret only senior green to see team sheet

Match officials

DARREN HANDLEY Games:40 Yellows 123 Reds 7
Robert Dabbs and Ben Cobb
Fourth Official: Sam Allison

I'm going for a 2-1 victory with showboating from Carey and Lamerias who have to step it up without as expected Taylor

With Rotherham safe in the play-offs all the pressure is on bare bones Akkeron.

Argo 0-4 Rotherham

Just giving apologies in advance to my liver for the overtime it’s going to have to work in the next 12 hrs or so

Scunny and Charlton both one nil up, Bare bones Argo deffo need a win to maintain the unplanned promo push.

One nil to Rotherham - season over as Freathers would say.

In reality our season ended when Taylor got injured, where Twatty Tone?

I'm sure triple T will make a timely post excusing Lord Akkeron.

Feck me Grant scores again

One all? Geddon.

still that bare bones squad has bit us in the anus again

Earwegoagain wrote:

One all? Geddon.

Has to be a win in all reality given what the table says right now.