Ohhhhhh dear!!!

How far down through the divisions and leagues does Argyle need to fall before we stop being completely outclassed? Relegation is a certaintly this season and quite rightly as we're clearly nowhere near good enough for L2. I actually feel sorry for all those poor deluded saps I saw trundling up to Home Park this afternoon. I bet not many come back for the next stuffing in two weeks time.

Freathy wrote:

How far down through the divisions and leagues does Argyle need to fall before we stop being completely outclassed? Relegation is a certaintly this season and quite rightly as we're clearly nowhere near good enough for L2. I actually feel sorry for all those poor deluded saps I saw trundling up to Home Park this afternoon. I bet not many come back for the next stuffing in two weeks time.

Actually Wimbledon next Tuesday

pepsipete wrote:

Freathy wrote:

How far down through the divisions and leagues does Argyle need to fall before we stop being completely outclassed? Relegation is a certaintly this season and quite rightly as we're clearly nowhere near good enough for L2. I actually feel sorry for all those poor deluded saps I saw trundling up to Home Park this afternoon. I bet not many come back for the next stuffing in two weeks time.

Actually Wimbledon next Tuesday

And people pooh pooh the idea of starting again.

AFC will pass us like a Zonda this season, they've enjoyed nine seasons of the rising bubble while we continue to sink like a stone.

If, when Heaney finally gives up the ghost, Guilfoyle won't speak to Plan B then I don't really see what we have to fear other than hard work to do a Wimbledon. It'd certainly be a darn sight more enjoyable that strangulation inperpetuity which is what we face from the Truro Strangler.

The lemmings could do well to watch AFC and ask themselves if liquidation and rebirth would actually be such a bad idea afterall.

This liquidation and starting again option is starting to look more and more sensible. Even starting from scratch 10 tiers below the FL we'd still have no worse players than we have now.

pepsipete wrote:

Freathy wrote:

How far down through the divisions and leagues does Argyle need to fall before we stop being completely outclassed? Relegation is a certaintly this season and quite rightly as we're clearly nowhere near good enough for L2. I actually feel sorry for all those poor deluded saps I saw trundling up to Home Park this afternoon. I bet not many come back for the next stuffing in two weeks time.

Actually Wimbledon next Tuesday

There was a time not long ago I knew the fixture list off by heart for the season ahead. Now I can barely be bothered to look.

X Isle wrote:

pepsipete wrote:

Freathy wrote:

How far down through the divisions and leagues does Argyle need to fall before we stop being completely outclassed? Relegation is a certaintly this season and quite rightly as we're clearly nowhere near good enough for L2. I actually feel sorry for all those poor deluded saps I saw trundling up to Home Park this afternoon. I bet not many come back for the next stuffing in two weeks time.

Actually Wimbledon next Tuesday

And people pooh pooh the idea of starting again.

AFC will pass us like a Zonda this season, they've enjoyed nine seasons of the rising bubble while we continue to sink like a stone.

If, when Heaney finally gives up the ghost, Guilfoyle won't speak to Plan B then I don't really see what we have to fear other than hard work to do a Wimbledon. It'd certainly be a darn sight more enjoyable that strangulation inperpetuity which is what we face from the Truro Strangler.

The lemmings could do well to watch AFC and ask themselves if liquidation and rebirth would actually be such a bad idea afterall.

Exactly Smiffy, we'll end up in the same position anyway, the only difference will be that we have a bunch of asset strippers owning the club instead of a Fans Trust!

X Isle wrote:

pepsipete wrote:

Freathy wrote:

How far down through the divisions and leagues does Argyle need to fall before we stop being completely outclassed? Relegation is a certaintly this season and quite rightly as we're clearly nowhere near good enough for L2. I actually feel sorry for all those poor deluded saps I saw trundling up to Home Park this afternoon. I bet not many come back for the next stuffing in two weeks time.

Actually Wimbledon next Tuesday

And people pooh pooh the idea of starting again.

AFC will pass us like a Zonda this season, they've enjoyed nine seasons of the rising bubble while we continue to sink like a stone.

If, when Heaney finally gives up the ghost, Guilfoyle won't speak to Plan B then I don't really see what we have to fear other than hard work to do a Wimbledon. It'd certainly be a darn sight more enjoyable that strangulation inperpetuity which is what we face from the Truro Strangler.

The lemmings could do well to watch AFC and ask themselves if liquidation and rebirth would actually be such a bad idea afterall.

Again............ been saying this for ages
The trouble is Smiffy, the sort of 'leaders' we have in the Pasoti/Trust/Taverners, will probably take the reins of any new club. Either which way, we really are f*cked !