Sunderland

oh bollocks.....

FREDDIE Ladapo is an injury doubt ahead of Saturday’s Sky Bet League One trip to Sunderland.

Argyle’s leading scorer will travel to Wearside and be afforded every opportunity to add to an already impressive tally of 15 goals this season when the Pilgrims take on the Black Cats.

His fifth Home Park brace of the campaign against Rochdale last week propelled us to our most emphatic win of the season and Argyle manager Derek Adams hopes Freddie will recover in time for the weekend.

“We have got a doubt over Freddie Ladapo,” said Derek. “He has got a thigh injury and hasn’t trained Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

“We obviously have to assess it before Saturday’s game. He is one of the top goal-scorers in the division and everyone would like to play at the Stadium of Light and show their talents, but we will see if he is able to come through the slight injury that he has.“

Derek, however, is content in the knowledge that, should Freddie miss out, he has an able deputy in Ryan Taylor waiting in the wings.

“Ryan Taylor was one of our best performers last season, so we have got good competition for places and he would come in and replace Freddie if he is out,” said Derek.

While Freddie’s potential absence is an area of concern, there is some good news elsewhere on the injury front, as both Jamie Ness and Conor Grant made their returns on Monday evening in the Premier League Cup win over Aston Villa.

The weekend clash with Saltash in the Carlsberg South-West Peninsula League could be a further opportunity for Ness and Grant to continue their recovery, plus a game against MK Dons in the Central League on Tuesday.

“They [Jamie Ness and Conor Grant] played 45 minutes and have been training for a few days, so it has allowed them to get some game-time and some training time,” said Derek.

“They will continue to get some game-time. We have a game in the reserves [Saltash] at the weekend and then we’ve got MK Dons on Tuesday night, there is an opportunity for them to play then.”

Was there any consideration given at all, or any possibility, of flying up there?

DA: We don’t have the budget to do that. We don’t have the finances to fly our squad anywhere.

We don’t have the finances to take the train anywhere because it is so tight.

Sunderland will be mighty relieved if the player they offered "allegedly"£400,000 for is unfit to face
 them.

But it's more likely they're thinking "Fred who?"

They were desperate for anyone incase options a,b,c didn't come off Freddie was definitely option z panic buy for them.

I've been at both games we have ever won on wearside, I will be there tomorrow. Hope for a good win

They'm a big club 4-0 At least we still got a club to supporrrrt

Sunderland 0-1 Argyle. A smash and grab as the Mackems fail to score for the first time in 40 games. Argyle's winner comes from Dwight Marshall, who at 53 has lost some pace but not his eye for a goal. Wish I was going.

50/50 chance of Argyle getting something from the game,
Although would be just like argyle to lose 5 - 1 after tonking the Dale.

We won't be beaten today.

There seems to be a lot of excitement about going to Sunderland over on Freak Chat for some reason!

Perhaps hoards of Janner's going further than Ivybridge for the first time in their lives?

P.O.I wrote:

There seems to be a lot of excitement about going to Sunderland over on Freak Chat for some reason!

Perhaps hoards of Janner's going further than Ivybridge for the first time in their lives?

If that's the case....who the hell are all those greens that go to every away game in their hundreds ......

Well I'd take a point from this.

Del coming out and saying Fred might be injured seems a bit niece
When we don't exactly have alot of cover and now that's an extra boost to Sunderland to help them prepare

Home win.

zyph wrote:

P.O.I wrote:

There seems to be a lot of excitement about going to Sunderland over on Freak Chat for some reason!

Perhaps hoards of Janner's going further than Ivybridge for the first time in their lives?

If that's the case....who the hell are all those greens that go to every away game in their hundreds ......

Norvern supporters branch, init!

Plymouth
21 Letheren
26 Threlkeld
5 Edwards
14 Canavan
3 Sawyer
4 Songo'o
8 Fox
23 Smith-Brown
11 Lameiras
10 Carey
19 Ladapo
Substitutes
1 Macey
2 Riley
6 Ness
9 Taylor
13 Anderson
20 Jones
25 Wootton

Well carey fecked that up........

As Freathy would say "getting battered" and the inevitable Sunderland goal after 32mins.

akagreengull wrote:

As Freathy would say "getting battered" and the inevitable Sunderland goal after 32mins.

Freathy will be elated with how this game is going.

Bollocks

TJOA wrote:

akagreengull wrote:

As Freathy would say "getting battered" and the inevitable Sunderland goal after 32mins.

Freathy will be elated with how this game is going.

Don't see why anyone who claims to support the team would be elated we are getting battered tbh

Mind you according to Freathers we were being "battered" by Rochdale last week. lol.
Unfortunately this week that is the case, if it is two down - game over, so still a chance of a point, Freddie getting no service and not in the game, just wondering if the cautious one will, sub him for Taylor - he needs to change something and fast.
Sunderland now 6 shots on target in the first 45mins - only 4pts clear of the drop zone!!!!!!

Goodwillie scores for Clyde

akagreengull wrote:

Mind you according to Freathers we were being "battered" by Rochdale last week. lol.
Unfortunately this week that is the case, if it is two down - game over, so still a chance of a point, Freddie getting no service and not in the game, just wondering if the cautious one will, sub him for Taylor - he needs to change something and fast.
Sunderland now 6 shots on target in the first 45mins - only 4pts clear of the drop zone!!!!!!

but the happy clappy crowd said we were safe

Both Oxford and Rovers winning - not safe at all!
But then the greenie happy clappies struggle with the reality of underinvested Argo at the best of times.

6 Shots 1 on target sounds like we could nick a point, just need to hit the target more often