The "how many will Leeds stick past us" thread

No Gibson, Edwards, Galloway or Cissoko, although appaza Leeds have a few out as well. Optimistic 2-0 defeat for me.

Greenskin wrote:

No Gibson, Edwards, Galloway or Cissoko, although appaza Leeds have a few out as well. Optimistic 2-0 defeat for me.

No Gybi either (parent club) even most the most greentinted of our fans would be lying if they thought we get anythink out of this one or insane
3-0 Leeds unfortunately as long as it ain’t a complete rout 5 or 6 and completely embarrassing hopefully keep the score down it’s the best we can hope for

No Gibson
No Galloway
No Edwards
No Gyabi
No Cissoko
No Chance

Even with all those available it would still be a nailed on defeat. Argo lose to Leeds, it's what we do best.

Leeds 5-0 Argo

Quite fancy us today against a very average leeds united.

We're now already in the bottom 3 due to Luton drawing with West Brom last night. This will make the very tricky home game against Portsmouth on Tuesday an absolute must win.

Freathy wrote:

No Gibson
No Galloway
No Edwards
No Gyabi
No Cissoko
No Chance

Even with all those available it would still be a nailed on defeat.  Argo lose to Leeds, it's what we do best.

Leeds 5-0 Argo

No Randell

Probably long term injured.

Can things get any worse.

2-0 down. Amazed it's not more.

HT 3-0. Just f*** off now hallett! Your investment blocking is why we are so unbelievably shit and completely unable to compete at this level.

Enough is Enough ..but how long is enough Mr Chairman how long you gunna let this go on for ffs were becoming a absolute joke

Training exercise for Leeds,do the job and see the game out. Doesn't look like Rooney put that much importance to it either with Whittaker, Hajj, Wright playing no part and a couple of untried apprentices making an appearance. Game against Pompey assumes humungous proportions now-as it seems all home games will bearing in mind the utterly awful away form.

Someone's got to do it, so I'll be the one.


Rooney will never be a Manager as long as he's got a hole in his arse-he needs to be sacked now [b][b][b

Averaging less than a point a game, one point from the last 4 matches, we need a decent experienced manager if we are to have any chance of avoiding relegation.


Don't even say we can't compete financially=Dave Smith got a very average Argyle into the top ten, Pulis and Holloway in their own ways made us a respectable team in this Division.

Agree with you Grovehill. Sack the pillock!

mouldyoldgoat wrote:

Agree with you Grovehill. Sack the pillock!

Yes poor team management is a factor but hallett's non-investment is also a reason for our terrible season. Can't rely on hallett to sack Rooney any time soon either. Rooney will only depart when we're already relegated and not before. Hallett won't quickly admit two dud appointments in a row.

HALLETT OUT NOW

mouldyoldgoat wrote:

Agree with you Grovehill. Sack the pillock!

I agree ..but it’s not just Rooney it’s a combination of all of em Rooney dewsnip parky the board & finally Hallett there all to blame for this dewsnip should have been sacked for the foster recommendation for starters …so if things are gunna change Rooney dewsnip have gotta go then hallett needs to take a serious look at himself also in all this put some investment in or what the clubs generating to reflect on the pitch or sell to someone who can

Stout knees chaps, seems you've all forgotten about the 3 home wins against lofty opposition before the preston game, yes the away form is appalling but that's nothing new and I feel rooney needs more time, the style of play at home has been encouraging on the whole, the players seem to be buying into his ideas and I get the general impression that most fans realise it's an uphill struggle with our tinpot budget. Rooney in ... for the mo.

Les Miserable wrote:

Stout knees chaps, seems you've all forgotten about the 3 home wins against lofty opposition before the preston game, yes the away form is appalling but that's nothing new and I feel rooney needs more time, the style of play at home has been encouraging on the whole, the players seem to be buying into his ideas and I get the general impression that most fans realise it's an uphill struggle with our tinpot budget. Rooney in ... for the mo.

This.

A sound appraisal Les.

feck all we can do anyway.

Les Miserable wrote:

Stout knees chaps, seems you've all forgotten about the 3 home wins against lofty opposition before the preston game, yes the away form is appalling but that's nothing new and I feel rooney needs more time, the style of play at home has been encouraging on the whole, the players seem to be buying into his ideas and I get the general impression that most fans realise it's an uphill struggle with our tinpot budget. Rooney in ... for the mo.

If we beat Pompey we will have 15pts from 14 games which equates to 49 points over a full season. This is neither an improvement on last season nor likely to be enough to avoid relegation this season.

We have a wealthy owner, the last set of accounts showed PAFC as having money in the bank and last two managerial appointments seem to have been abject failures and despite a much vaunted recruitment Dept, for every good signing, there appears to be six bad ones, about a third of our current fist team squad are loanees, injury prone or on short term Contracts (imagine losing Gyabi, Obefemi, Cissoko and Tijani as well as Grey in January.)

If our Manager was "John Jouneyman" rather than "England's most capped" I'm sure most fans would be demanding he went along with the D o F and the owner.

Cissoko now added to the long term injury list

So that's Edwards, Cissoko, Tijani, Galloway and Early remember him?) out for a month or more.

Looks like it's the physio team as well as the recruitment team that need sorting out.

Plymouth Argyle, a Championship team run like Conference Club.

Grovehill wrote:

Les Miserable wrote:

Stout knees chaps, seems you've all forgotten about the 3 home wins against lofty opposition before the preston game, yes the away form is appalling but that's nothing new and I feel rooney needs more time, the style of play at home has been encouraging on the whole, the players seem to be buying into his ideas and I get the general impression that most fans realise it's an uphill struggle with our tinpot budget. Rooney in ... for the mo.

This

If we beat Pompey we will have 15pts from 14 games which equates to 49 points over a full season. This is neither an improvement on last season nor likely to be enough to avoid relegation this season.

We have a wealthy owner, the last set of accounts showed PAFC as having money in the bank and last two managerial appointments seem to have been abject failures and despite a much vaunted recruitment Dept, for every good signing, there appears to be six bad ones, about a third of our current fist team squad are loanees, injury prone or on short term Contracts (imagine losing Gyabi, Obefemi, Cissoko and Tijani as well as Grey in January.)

If our Manager was "John Jouneyman" rather than "England's most capped" I'm sure most fans would be demanding he went along with the D o F and the owner.

This ..we’ll said that man

Grovehill wrote:

Cissoko now added to the long term injury list

So that's Edwards, Cissoko, Tijani, Galloway and Early remember him?) out for a month or more.

Looks like it's the physio team as well as the recruitment team that need sorting out.

Plymouth Argyle, a Championship team run like Conference Club.

We’re well and truly sunk without Cissoko. He’s the one player we can’t afford to be without.

Savage blow losing Cissoko, may well be the nail in the relegation coffin.I suppose the only possible positive is that he may now be out of sight, out of mind for any potential gazumpers and therefore still with Argyle for the second half of the season but clutching at straws really, may well be too late by that time. I fecking hate being an Argyle supporter sometimes, unbelievable how things always seem to unravel when looking promising.

I actually think we've seen the last of Cissoko. He's obviously gone back to Toulouse as it's such a long term injury. And if I was part of Toulouse management I would think it highly detrimental to both the player and their club to keep him on loan at such a poorly run and amateurish club who are staring down the barrel of inevitable relegation.

RegGreen wrote:

Grovehill wrote:

Les Miserable wrote:

Stout knees chaps, seems you've all forgotten about the 3 home wins against lofty opposition before the preston game, yes the away form is appalling but that's nothing new and I feel rooney needs more time, the style of play at home has been encouraging on the whole, the players seem to be buying into his ideas and I get the general impression that most fans realise it's an uphill struggle with our tinpot budget. Rooney in ... for the mo.

This

If we beat Pompey we will have 15pts from 14 games which equates to 49 points over a full season. This is neither an improvement on last season nor likely to be enough to avoid relegation this season.

We have a wealthy owner, the last set of accounts showed PAFC as having money in the bank and  last two managerial appointments seem to have been abject failures and despite a much vaunted recruitment Dept, for every good signing, there appears to be six bad ones, about a third of our current fist team squad are loanees, injury prone or on short term Contracts (imagine losing Gyabi, Obefemi, Cissoko and Tijani as well as Grey in January.)

If our Manager was "John Jouneyman" rather than  "England's most capped" I'm sure most fans would be demanding he went along with the D o F and the owner.

This ..we’ll said that man

Cheers Reg