AFC Wimbledon vs Plymouth Argyle

Argyle travel to Plough Lane for the first time on Saturday to play AFC Wimbledon.
They are currently enjoying a fine run of form, unbeaten since the opening day of the season,  The defensive solidity has been a big plus for the Pilgrims so far. Lowe would like Ryan Broom to start adding goals to his game, he was bought to compete with skipper Joe Edwards for the right wing-back role. Instead, Broom has got his chance in central midfield and Jordon Garrick was brought in on loan from Swansea City to provide cover and competition for Edwards. Broom was coming in really to help us down that right-hand side with Edwards, so then we got Jordon Garrick to do that role, who is a striker as well.

AFC Wimbledon have also started strongly and are the top scorers in League with 15 goals from seven games. They have only lost once in the league so far and unbeaten at homw, with two draws a one win. The goals have been shared around, with midfielder Jack Rudoni and defender Will Nightingale leading the way on three each.

TEAM NEWS

AFC Wimbledon boss Mark Robinson has said that he will check the fitness of midfielder Jack Rudoni ahead of the game. The 20-year-old missed the Dons 4-3 win over Morecambe last weekend.

Defender Paul Kalambayi is definitely out for the hosts who will also be without Paul Osew, but they could be boosted by the return to fitness of Luke McCormick and Dan Csoka.

The Pilgrims will once again be without injured pair James Bolton and Niall Ennis with George Cooper also expected to be missing.

Danny Mayor was named on the bench for the win against Sheffield Wednesday last weekend and is again likely to feature.

The game is sold out for home and away supporters,

Plough Lane Capacity: 9,300 (option to 20,000) away end 1,400

I'll take a draw now but with our new defensive unit gelling in double quick time cant rule out another victory

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AFCW are L1 top scorers so we'll be up against it today, although they concede a lot too. There will be goals. In summary don't think we'll get anything from this one.

There’s a surprise. Not!

Got a feeling it’s gunna be a hard game today
We need to be on our toes specially the defence
But they do concede goals so hopefully Hardie & jeppers can cause some damage as I’ve said it’s a hard one I’ve still not decided the result of this one yet

I have gone for a 4-1 away win. What the hell !!

mouldyoldgoat wrote:

There’s a surprise. Not!

VillageGreen wrote:

mouldyoldgoat wrote:

There’s a surprise. Not!

you larf but freathys rocking at the top of the Pepsi Pete league right now

3 points without breaking sweat ... into these wombles Argo

Garrick in at RWB? Lowe certainly likes to put square pegs in round holes.

I'm going for a one all draw.

HT 0-0

Get in....

Yesssssssssss! 1-0 hardie

Hardie racking them up. Geddon.

Smash and Grab.....

Shows what the problem was last season. Shocking defence and the reliance on a non performing Mayor

Cooper played well I fully acknowledge. More confidence because of a enhanced defence in front of him

another 3 points and a clean sheet to take home to Plymouth happy days.

Good result that today…I see we’re up to 4th in the table

Great win a massive improvement on last year, keep it going bheys!

Did not expect this. Solid away performance and unbelievable result!

Very good result

This is a good win, against a bit of a bogey side who were doing OK, looking really good at the back, with a transformed defence and an excellent keeper - looking good.
COYG

Any away win is excellent, well done argyle

Not used to this winning and optimism lark, wtf is going on? Great win today, don't know anything about the performance or whatever only just back from golf.1-0 away wins never did anyones prospects any harm though, who cares about how it was achieved anyway. Well done to the squad and management.