Sheridan "too ill" to hold post match Press Conference

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#pafc assistant boss Gary Owers tells The Herald tomorrow how the Dockyard derby with Portsmouth is a chance to put smiles on fans' faces.

It seems he is still to under the weather to speak to the Herald about our BIG game on Saturday

Damon.Lenszner wrote:

Lots of rumours of JS's lack of time spent at HP. If they are to be believed then I can only guess that one of the three following are true:
1. His contract was so amateurishly drawn up that he could attend training as and when he pleased.
2. His contract was drawn up professionally, he is brwaking the terms of that contract by non attendance and could be sacked without compensation immediately.
3. He is on a part time contract for part time money.

If either 1 or 3 turn out to be true then Brent is a complete failure as a football club owner.

Oh FFS! I really have had enough, whether this is true or not the performances this season are more lacklustre than last, sort it out Brent you dithering buffoon.

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well thankyou , one got a little dissalusioned on ahem another forum

Welcome - little by little fans are seeing right through the crystal clear control freaking over there and slipping into a site with a bit more freedom!! 

Yes indeed,as they can now see that there is light at the end of the tunnel.

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Post subject: Re: Nearly 50 yearsPostPosted: Thu Oct 10, 2013 1:11 pm
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An unentertaining team, a prickly manager, lazy disinterested players, a clueless chairman can all be changed.
The morepermanent development of Home and Central Park, whether inspiring or whether leaving a sour taste, might impact numbers more long term perhaps.  

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Post subject: Re: Nearly 50 yearsPostPosted: Thu Oct 10, 2013 2:00 pm
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It's not good is it (ignore Mr Wills usual diatribe)?

My 47th and my most depressing I think, it just doesn't seem as if we're ever going to win again does it.

However, we are fans, some have to man up a bit, get over the dissapointment and carry on with this torture, it HAS to get better surely???

Let's hope for some better luck/play/results and perhaps we can look back and think 'what were we worried about'.

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Post subject: Re: Nearly 50 yearsPostPosted: Thu Oct 10, 2013 2:05 pm
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Funny thing is, most on here knew you were going to say that.

My name is Ian Newell and I'm an Argyleholic.  

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Post subject: Re: Nearly 50 yearsPostPosted: Thu Oct 10, 2013 2:09 pm
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Oh FFS! I really have had enough, whether this is true or not the performances this season are more lacklustre than last, sort it out Brent you dithering buffoon.

I see in today's Herald that Gary Owers is saying that they - the management and team -  know how frustrated the fans are with the lack of anything remotely positive at the moment. Futhermore,he suggests that they too are feeling the disappoint - of course they are ??..

He says that he is sure that the players are looking forward to the live game Vs Pompey and hopes they can put in a good showing   - that is debatable.

He goes on to state that Argyle need a win,as it is a home game and the atmosphere should be a cracker - well,until one and all stream out of HP when Argyle find themselves in a right old pickle AGAIN  .

He concludes by saying that they know the fans want them to do well and that the team know that too  .

It all smacks of desperation and trying to whip up the hype before the Pompey game. It also comes across as  - ''we have problems and we do not know how to resolve them,but we will try the best solution we can think of''  .

I don't fink that finkin is a speciality of this lot.

Errrrm yeh, y'know Fletch, was worse.

Who is advising the reluctant one ?

Nolliepoo reckoned that the fine gentleman listens to the other Windsor Boy. I fink there is a connection somewhere.  

Looking under the weather or looking underwhelmed. You decide.

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