Argyle v Wimbledon

Argyle team

Argyle (3-5-2): 31 Mike Cooper; 25 Scott Wootton, 14 Niall Canavan, 3 Gary Sawyer; 2 Joe Riley, 15 Conor Grant, 8 Joe Edwards, 10 Danny Mayor, 17 Callum McFadzean; 19 Klaidi Lolos, 16 Joel Grant.

Substitutes: 7 Antoni Sarcevic, 13 Alex Palmer (gk), 20 Adam Randell, 22 Tafari Moore, 23 Ashley Smith-Brown, 24 Luke Jephcott, 26 Cameron Sangster, 28 Mike Peck, 29 Alex Fletcher.

1 up Mayor

2 up Joel Grant

cant listen to that comms link as its putting me to sleep.

2-0 final score I think.

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All about the fitness I know but it is a little refreshing not to get beaten in every pre season game.

Tgwu wrote:

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Loads of ex pats out there. I know 1 in that photo personally.

Earwegoagain wrote:

All about the fitness I know but it is a little refreshing not to get beaten in every pre season game.

My thoughts exactly.

Yeah the result means as much as when we lost.

Good to win though i was expecting a tonking from them.

When does 3-4-3 or 3-5-2 become 5-3-2? 

If your 2 wide midfielders are fullbacks, surely it's 5 at the back?

Why not go the whole hog and say your two fullbacks are now deep lying wingers in a 3-3-4? 
Buzsaky was classified as a midfielder but dribbled and went past opposition players more than most "wingers" Norris was a wide midfielder who couldn't dribble or cross very well, Matt Philips was a winger, pure and simple and 9 out of 10 fullbacks would never be able to play in central midfield so how do they suddenly become midfielders in a "new" formation? 
So much bollocks talked about formations in football.

Nice goal by Mayor though, hope to see plenty like that in the League Two campaign. The build up to the Grant goal - and the goal itself- was not bad.

The AFC report on the match.

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