Scunthorpe 15:00 Plymouth

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lol Punch. cheers

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Literally surfing on a semen wave!

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Czarcasm wrote:: lol Punch.

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3,508 attendance

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4-1 FT

Subject: Re: Scunthorpe 15:00 Plymouth Sat Oct 27, 2018 4:59 pm

What can one say, an excellent repeat effort, given the overall quality of the squad its hard to say what has changed.

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Is Del going to pull off the great mid season revival again? Not helping my forecasting plan might have to re think.

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I wonder how the chumps on PASOTI are feeling tonight after they totally bypassed the stingy budget and ringfenced the blame on Adams!

Maybe we have a breath of fresh air because the land grabbing Jonah is leaving us.

cheers

Subject: Re: Scunthorpe 15:00 Plymouth Sat Oct 27, 2018 5:06 pm

Jethro wrote:

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Gonna ask the same question again,

Dyson why hound him then only play him in the SWPL,
Scouting not done properly on him and hes proper shit Derek?
What's the deal? cause you've spunked your budget on him and you have a Yoof team kid on the bench,
Was Dyson a panic quantity over quality signing?

If your not gonna play him might as well release him,

Some of the most successful managers in Argyle's [and any other club for that matter] history have signed players who either don't make the grade or who have to wait for the chance to get in the team-world of difference between scoring 5 against Nanpean and doing it on a consistent basis against professional defenders.

Anway,who gives a shit-we've got Freddddddiiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeee! cheers

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Whoop whoop whoop!!! The Brentmare has ended the good times are back, well done Adams and the boys! cheers

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Magnifique. Well done to the team and coaching staff. Has Del taken the shackles off a month or so earlier than last season?

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Very good win today lets keep the run going. No letting up and declaring corners turned just yet we have alot of ground to recover.

but even better than this win. it was that slimey toad brent's last game as chairman Very Happy

good riddance,

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Just seen the result as away with new squeeze

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All the way up to 22nd! Nosebleed time! Still in very serious relegation trouble but at least this team has shown it can actually win. Hallett had better give DA serious strengthening money in January.

Adios brent Red Card

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Les Miserable wrote:: Magnifique. Well done to the team and coaching staff. Has Del taken the shackles off a month or so earlier than last season?

Going forward we really can be VERY good - when our key players are firing. I think teams inadvertently give us space because they know our weakness is in defence - so they attack us. This obvs in turn leaves them open at the back, and we have players who can create and hurt them.

We need a couple of defensive reinforcements in January, but so long as the form of Carey Ness Sarc Fox and Lameiras stays anywhere close to consistent, we shouldn't have any relegation worries. Freddie is an enigma. But his polar opposite inconsistency is why he's a League 1 player I guess.

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Punchdrunk wrote:: The thing is we all know that Scunthorpe would throw the kitchen sink in the second half. Can and will Argo show any counter attacking threat in the second half or camp in their own half and try and ride it out.

I already know the answer

Oh no you don't.

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zyph wrote:

Punchdrunk wrote:: The thing is we all know that Scunthorpe would throw the kitchen sink in the second half. Can and will Argo show any counter attacking threat in the second half or camp in their own half and try and ride it out.

I already know the answer

Oh no you don't.

Ignore the Troll punchy, he's not been to homepark for thirty five years yets haunts the supporters forums, sad really.

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Can’t argue with a 4-1 away win. Sounded like Scunny could and should have levelled it up at 2-1 but we then went up the other end and bagged the 3rd with our first attack of the 2nd half.

Well done Argo

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sufferedsince 68 wrote:

zyph wrote:

Punchdrunk wrote:: The thing is we all know that Scunthorpe would throw the kitchen sink in the second half. Can and will Argo show any counter attacking threat in the second half or camp in their own half and try and ride it out.

I already know the answer

Oh no you don't.

Ignore the Troll punchy, he's not been to homepark for thirty five years yets haunts the supporters forums, sad really.

35 years!!! christ where does he live new zealand?.....

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Angry wrote:

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

zyph wrote:

Punchdrunk wrote:: The thing is we all know that Scunthorpe would throw the kitchen sink in the second half. Can and will Argo show any counter attacking threat in the second half or camp in their own half and try and ride it out.

I already know the answer

Oh no you don't.

Ignore the Troll punchy, he's not been to homepark for thirty five years yets haunts the supporters forums, sad really.

35 years!!! christ where does he lived new zealand?.....

Sadly thats wishful thinking angers, i think he's another Kuntish Green.

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Czarcasm wrote:

Les Miserable wrote:: Magnifique. Well done to the team and coaching staff. Has Del taken the shackles off a month or so earlier than last season?

Going forward we really can be VERY good - when our key players are firing. I think teams inadvertently give us space because they know our weakness is in defence - so they attack us. This obvs in turn leaves them open at the back, and we have players who can create and hurt them.

We need a couple of defensive reinforcements in January, but so long as the form of Carey Ness Sarc Fox and Lameiras stays anywhere close to consistent, we shouldn't have any relegation worries. Freddie is an enigma. But his polar opposite inconsistency is why he's a League 1 player I guess.

Yeah I get that Czar and the defence is almost certainly weaker without big Sonny but do you not think Dels tactics/approach were responsible for last seasons amazing turnaround coupled to the return to fitness of Taylor? Late Nov early Dec he seemed to just say fcukit, let's go for it we can't do any worse.

Subject: Re: Scunthorpe 15:00 Plymouth Sat Oct 27, 2018 5:46 pm

Freathy wrote:: All the way up to 22nd! Nosebleed time! Still in very serious relegation trouble but at least this team has shown it can actually win. Hallett had better give DA serious strengthening money in January.

Adios brent

Yep only three days to go and the shyster effect will (hopefully) be lessened. cheers

Subject: Re: Scunthorpe 15:00 Plymouth Sat Oct 27, 2018 5:51 pm

tigertony wrote:: Just seen the result as away with new squeeze

Zits have no place on a football forum... jocolor

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