Plymouth Argyle vs. Portsmouth

Subject: Plymouth Argyle vs. Portsmouth Mon Mar 14, 2022 10:25 pm

Plymouth Argyle will be looking to cement their place in the playoff positions on Tuesday when they welcome Portsmouth to Home Park.

The visitors are also in the hunt to earn promotion this season, and head into the game with an eight-match unbeaten streak, providing plenty of confidence to the squad.

Plymouth Argyle find themselves sitting just inside the playoffs at the moment, sitting in sixth place, but as they are above Sheffield Wednesday by a single point, there is real pressure on each game right now.

The Pilgrims picked up three points at the weekend, defeating Bolton Wanderers by a goal to nil, with Macaulay Gillesphey scoring the only goal of the game.

This extended their unbeaten run to three games, with Steven Schumacher's men winning all of those, keeping clean sheets in each fixture as well, adding plenty of confidence to Michael Cooper in goal.

Plymouth have won 10 of their 17 home matches this season, only being defeated four times, which is a run they will be hoping to continue as the squad looks to put pressure on those above them.

Pompey are in fine form at the moment, being undefeated across their previous eight encounters which has put them in contention to try and earn promotion as they chase a playoff spot.

Right now Danny Cowley's men are seven points away from the top six, but that is a gap they could shrink with a victory in midweek, which would provide even more belief to the squad.

Portsmouth were held to a goalless draw on Saturday when they faced Ipswich Town, with this being the first time they have failed to score since January 20.

The squad have showcased a lot of offensive qualities as of late, finding the back of the net 15 times in their previous six outings, which is what they will need to bring when they face a strong defensive unit like Plymouth.

With their recent form, and the fact that they could climb up to ninth with a victory on Tuesday, there is a lot to compete for, and the squad could push the hosts.

Schumacher kept the same starting XI for the victory against Bolton Wanderers, and after the team has produced six points in a row, there is a chance he will opt to make no tweaks again.

With Conor Grant and Joe Edwards working as wing-backs to provide width, and help both offensively and defensively, it opens Plymouth's game up, which could be vital against Pompey.

Cowley is expecting Michael Jacobs to be back as an option in midweek for the first time in a month since his knee injury, but it is unknown if he will be fit enough to start the game.

Tyler Walker is suffering from an ankle issue at the moment, although he did make himself available to his boss, appearing from the bench at the weekend, it is unlikely that he will be used on Tuesday.

Plymouth Argyle possible starting lineup:

Cooper; Wilson, Bolton, Gillesphey; Grant, Mayor, Houghton, Broom, Edwards; Ennis, Hardie

Portsmouth possible starting lineup:

Bazunu; Robertson, Raggett, Carter; Ogilvie, Tunnicliffe, Thompson, Romeo, Curtis; O'Brien, Hirst

Match Officials

Referee: S. Purkiss

Assistants: M. Derrien, G. Taylor

Fourth official: D. Flinn

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Pompey are really in form and looking more and more likely to get into the play-off positions. There will be goals in this one but Pompey have enough to edge it by the odd goal.

Argo 2-3 Pompey

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RRROOOOOAAAAAAARRRRRRRRR ... 2 - 1

Subject: Re: Plymouth Argyle vs. Portsmouth Tue Mar 15, 2022 8:02 am

3-2 Argyle

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What Les says plus extra RRRRROOOOOOAAAAARRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!

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Danny Cowley is an interesting one. For a long time people we're predicting great things from him because he didn't play to any great level and conducted himself like a regional manager of a succesful Thames Valley paper merchant. It seems to have flatlined now though.

Subject: Re: Plymouth Argyle vs. Portsmouth Tue Mar 15, 2022 12:19 pm

BOTH TEAMS in good form, very hard to predict result in a derby game with all to play for, but I cannot see any reason not to win this one particularly with a full house. Just bought a video pass, - looking forward to the game.
COYG cheers

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Clodagh Rubbish wrote:: Danny Cowley is an interesting one. For a long time people we're predicting great things from him because he didn't play to any great level and conducted himself like a regional manager of a succesful Thames Valley paper merchant. It seems to have flatlined now though.

that’s why his proberly flatlined don’t he normally take jobs him & his brother as a double act ..perhaps he can’t do without his bruv

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Im hoping for another 3points in the bag tonight even though Pompeys form is some what stable at the moment I think with got enough in the tank 2-1 with a full house under lights tipping the balance geddon bheys !!

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Jeppers in up front and a start for Segnesson, be interesting to see how he does this was a signing that looked just what we needed at the time let's hope that he's fit.

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Just bought a video pass almost forgot that you can watch the Tuesdays games quality better than that old ifollow glitchy shite I must say ATV is an actual improvement.

Subject: Re: Plymouth Argyle vs. Portsmouth Tue Mar 15, 2022 7:46 pm

The flag waving is back, the giant flag is back we just need Webbo exhorting the troops with Forze Nerdy.

Subject: Re: Plymouth Argyle vs. Portsmouth Tue Mar 15, 2022 8:13 pm

Crap commentary on Argyle TV.

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akagreengull wrote:: The flag waving is back, the giant flag is back we just need Webbo exhorting the troops with Forze Nerdy.

stop it GG not even in jest lol!

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akagreengull wrote:: The flag waving is back, the giant flag is back we just need Webbo exhorting the troops with Forze Nerdy.

The eh should use one of those roving lights in the demport corners. Two decent teams who don't want to lose, could go either way, so far hardly a classic is it? Sessegnon looks decent although a twat for getting booked after matey beat him Ina foot race then shoving him in frustration.
Argyle tv anchorman badly needs a tube of clearasil.

Subject: Re: Plymouth Argyle vs. Portsmouth Tue Mar 15, 2022 8:53 pm

Agree about Sessegnon, my opinion of Gilesphy has changed, he has excellent distribution from the back.

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Yessssssss Hardie 1-0 unselfish from hoochie

Subject: Re: Plymouth Argyle vs. Portsmouth Tue Mar 15, 2022 9:11 pm

Cracking goal, yezzzzzzzz!

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That a do schuey tighten up at the back and flood the midfield with bodies

Subject: Re: Plymouth Argyle vs. Portsmouth Tue Mar 15, 2022 9:19 pm

Was thinking Ennis for Jepphers to keep up the attack, although looks like Garrick may be coming on.

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Nervy shit this

Subject: Re: Plymouth Argyle vs. Portsmouth Tue Mar 15, 2022 9:36 pm

6 mins injury time, how?

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Thought that was gunna drop in
Come on ref blow the feckin whistle

Subject: Re: Plymouth Argyle vs. Portsmouth Tue Mar 15, 2022 9:45 pm

Squeaky bum time plus plus, but we won Argo by far the better team. Argo 6 shots on target Pompey 0 says it all.

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Sweet Caroline ba ba ba ba na nana na na mmmmmm mmmmmm bop bop bop lol.

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