Another Grim Northern Shithole Match Fred

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God give me strength

  

I think this ludricrous talk of play-offs will now stop. Sounds like we've reverted back to ultra shit.

punchdrunk wrote:

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God give me strength

  

  

Agree wholeheartedly.

Goodness me avviva to the end !

Freathy wrote:

I think this ludricrous talk of play-offs will now stop.  Sounds like we've reverted back to ultra shit.

If JS doesnt bring in a RB and find a Lavery type striker than playoff chase is all but dead. I still believe we will be a high midtable, given the shit we have had to endure the previous seasons that will be seen as a great season in my eyes. It will also give a positive vibe going into the next season too.

punchdrunk wrote:

Just back from this pile of shite.
We were poor, very poor i left as soon as the second goal went in as knew we were in for a mullering, Rochdale clearly targeted the flank that Purrington was defending especially in the first half but all in all the whole team was equally abysmal and as for the set pieces don't get me started. Banton looks a shadow of the player he was when we had him before, no wonder Palace/MK? let him go.
Quite a trek from the train station to the ground, reasonable price for a pint in that Studds bar beneath   the main stand and the birds serving weren't half bad which was probably the only bright part of the day.
Spent the best part of 80 quid and that was from travelling in from the North East, i dread to think what it would have cost if one was demented enough to do that trip from Plymouth.
Cheers Argyle for another day out of my life what i will never get back.  

Was posh jimmy x throbber and pasoti royalty in attendance?

My brother attended and summed up our performance as inept.

Mrrapson wrote:

I always said 12th from day one. Playoffs would be nice but unlikely.

I said between 9th and 11th.

I also think we are not a Play-Off team this season,regardless of the signings Shez has made.

So i take it that this season has got to be work in progress,with next season being the target to leave L2 [promotion by any means]. Whether that happens is anyone's guess ?..

I think if we did end up promoted it could be the wrong thing to happen. It would increase expectation but I don't think the board would be ready to commit the required money to sustain a higher league.

punchdrunk wrote:

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the guy who started that thread is a nool and the gang devoted lover and a clown if he thinks a past it player should play lol

Angry wrote:

Freathy wrote:

I think this ludricrous talk of play-offs will now stop.  Sounds like we've reverted back to ultra shit.

If JS doesnt bring in a RB and find a Lavery type striker than playoff chase is all but dead. I still believe we will be a high midtable, given the shit we have had to endure the previous seasons that will be seen as a great season in my eyes. It will also give a positive vibe going into the next season too.

Quality player.

Will Shez find another like him though.

punchdrunk wrote:

Just back from this pile of shite.
We were poor, very poor i left as soon as the second goal went in as knew we were in for a mullering, Rochdale clearly targeted the flank that Purrington was defending especially in the first half but all in all the whole team was equally abysmal and as for the set pieces don't get me started. Banton looks a shadow of the player he was when we had him before, no wonder Palace/MK? let him go.
Quite a trek from the train station to the ground, reasonable price for a pint in that Studds bar beneath   the main stand and the birds serving weren't half bad which was probably the only bright part of the day.
Spent the best part of 80 quid and that was from travelling in from the North East, i dread to think what it would have cost if one was demented enough to do that trip from Plymouth.
Cheers Argyle for another day out of my life what i will never get back.  

80 quid sounds a bargain. Managed to keep off the pitch i hope.

VillageGreen wrote:

Mrrapson wrote:

I always said 12th from day one. Playoffs would be nice but unlikely.

I said between 9th and 11th.

I also think we are not a Play-Off team this season,regardless of the signings Shez has made.

So i take it that this season has got to be work in progress,with next season being the target to leave L2 [promotion by any means]. Whether that happens is anyone's guess ?..

a wasted season

VillageGreen wrote:

Angry wrote:

Freathy wrote:

I think this ludricrous talk of play-offs will now stop.  Sounds like we've reverted back to ultra shit.

If JS doesnt bring in a RB and find a Lavery type striker than playoff chase is all but dead. I still believe we will be a high midtable, given the shit we have had to endure the previous seasons that will be seen as a great season in my eyes. It will also give a positive vibe going into the next season too.

Quality player.

Will Shez find another like him though.

maybe he wont find a likeminded player but i am confident he could find a just as good if not better player in some premiership/championship reserve/youth squads.
Could be this non league player could fit this bill but i highly doubt it.

Tringreen wrote:

Look on the bright side Punchie. In a few years England's most parochial city club will have a nice little stadium providing bragging rights for porkie in the lower leagues, 6k Avivas and poor addicted souls going through the motions and pretending to enjoy the ride and the reluctant one will have given up the pretence of liking football and will simply be collecting the debts from Argiggle.

The dental surgery and school inside the ground will look just fine as long as there's a lighthouse somewhere    

How anyone can still have any optimism about the future is quite beyond me. It's all so village, to the core. Geddon.

I'm wondering what the nou camp and maracana would look like with a dentists where you have to pay to park in one of the corners. Geddon James

Mrrapson wrote:

I think if we did end up promoted it could be the wrong thing to happen. It would increase expectation but I don't think the board would be ready to commit the required money to sustain a higher league.

God help us with attitudes and fans like this.

Rickler wrote:

Mrrapson wrote:

I think if we did end up promoted it could be the wrong thing to happen. It would increase expectation but I don't think the board would be ready to commit the required money to sustain a higher league.

God help us with attitudes and fans like this.

Should the minor miracle of promotion occur, and the no-marks in the Boardroom honestly can't cobble together a budget of sorts to contest a season in the 3rd feckin division, then we may as well all pack it in now.

Brent can't compete in the third division? what a joke! Looks like nool and the rimmers got the club they deserve.

Czarcasm wrote:

Rickler wrote:

Mrrapson wrote:

I think if we did end up promoted it could be the wrong thing to happen. It would increase expectation but I don't think the board would be ready to commit the required money to sustain a higher league.

God help us with attitudes and fans like this.

Should the minor miracle of promotion occur, and the no-marks in the Boardroom honestly can't cobble together a budget of sorts to contest a season in the 3rd feckin division, then we may as well all pack it in now.

To be fair to Mr R,he isn't actually saying that he agrees with the board if they didn't make money available should the club get promotion,he's surmising that would be the likely scenario.Wouldn't mind hearing why he thinks that would be the case.

Playing Purrington week after week is just plain wrong, Rochdale had him well sussed yesterday

Greenskin wrote:

Czarcasm wrote:

Rickler wrote:

Mrrapson wrote:

I think if we did end up promoted it could be the wrong thing to happen. It would increase expectation but I don't think the board would be ready to commit the required money to sustain a higher league.

God help us with attitudes and fans like this.

Should the minor miracle of promotion occur, and the no-marks in the Boardroom honestly can't cobble together a budget of sorts to contest a season in the 3rd feckin division, then we may as well all pack it in now.

To be fair to Mr R,he isn't actually saying that he agrees with the board if they didn't make money available should the club get promotion,he's surmising that would be the likely scenario.Wouldn't mind hearing why he thinks that would be the case.

Yeah I got that GS, Rappo wasn't in my line of fire - I was just passing comment on a hypothetical state of affairs if we had somehow got promoted.   

Greenskin wrote:

Czarcasm wrote:

Rickler wrote:

Mrrapson wrote:

I think if we did end up promoted it could be the wrong thing to happen. It would increase expectation but I don't think the board would be ready to commit the required money to sustain a higher league.

God help us with attitudes and fans like this.

Should the minor miracle of promotion occur, and the no-marks in the Boardroom honestly can't cobble together a budget of sorts to contest a season in the 3rd feckin division, then we may as well all pack it in now.

To be fair to Mr R,he isn't actually saying that he agrees with the board if they didn't make money available should the club get promotion,he's surmising that would be the likely scenario.Wouldn't mind hearing why he thinks that would be the case.

But he seems to be saying because of that, he would rather not be promoted in the first place!

This notion of laying 'groundwork' or building foundations etc is just rubbish. You have a chance and you take it!

I can't imagine Saint fans a few seasons ago saying, I don't want to go to the Championship because we might get promoted to the Prem straight away, and we won't be ready!

Rickler wrote:

Mrrapson wrote:

I think if we did end up promoted it could be the wrong thing to happen. It would increase expectation but I don't think the board would be ready to commit the required money to sustain a higher league.

God help us with attitudes and fans like this.

The op was let's get a 35 yr old crock back wiv no legs into the team based on him being successful 10 yrs aago.

As for rappo, it's like stapes fretting about managing expectation all those yrs ago. Typically Janner 'not for us' attitude.

Jesus I've just read the thread and postey reckons we should play him at RB  

Rickler wrote:

Greenskin wrote:

Czarcasm wrote:

Rickler wrote:

Mrrapson wrote:

I think if we did end up promoted it could be the wrong thing to happen. It would increase expectation but I don't think the board would be ready to commit the required money to sustain a higher league.

God help us with attitudes and fans like this.

Should the minor miracle of promotion occur, and the no-marks in the Boardroom honestly can't cobble together a budget of sorts to contest a season in the 3rd feckin division, then we may as well all pack it in now.

To be fair to Mr R,he isn't actually saying that he agrees with the board if they didn't make money available should the club get promotion,he's surmising that would be the likely scenario.Wouldn't mind hearing why he thinks that would be the case.

But he seems to be saying because of that, he would rather not be promoted in the first place!

This notion of laying 'groundwork' or building foundations etc is just rubbish.  You have a chance and you take it!

I can't imagine Saint fans a few seasons ago saying, I don't want to go to the Championship because we might get promoted to the Prem straight away, and we won't be ready!

Absolutely agree,Swansea would be another example,probably even better in fact.I just got the impression that Mr Rapson was being a bit cynical about what the true intentions are at the top of the club,i may be wrong.

Back to earth with a bump.heres hoping this spears us on to next longer run of form.