Well, well, Albion's new man is off .. they didn't pay him

This could well affect Argyle in the medium term. Like Argyle, Albion are obviously a club in decline after to long a comfortable armchair and midrift paunch reign of Dawe.
However, the new guy has left after a month .. that really sets the alarm bell ringing and perhaps things at Albion might have been pushed along by the Pirates/ Ridsdale/Aheaney/Argyle thing.... you don't employ people you can't pay .................. or do you.
Make no mistake, if Albion could get the Council to allow housing on the Brickfields just like they did at Beacon Park, Albion's owners would jump at a chance of sharing Home Park ... they're obviously in free fall as a club.

bloody hell thats bad i fear for Albion i really do.

What kind of crowds are they getting now? It's only down the road from here, and seemed very quiet on Friday.

The punters even managed not to block the entrances to the old people's flats.

Yes, I'm afraid the fair City of Plymouth cannot hold a candle to Exeter in either the round or oval ball game at the moment, just over ten and a half thousand at Sandy Park to see the mighty Chiefs come within one kick of beating the Premiership leaders.

Lord Tisdale wrote:

Yes, I'm afraid the fair City of Plymouth cannot hold a candle to Exeter in either the round or oval ball game at the moment, just over ten and a half thousand at Sandy Park to see the mighty Chiefs come within one kick of beating the Premiership leaders.

A rose tinted way of saying you lost!

Lord Tisdale wrote:

Yes, I'm afraid the fair City of Plymouth cannot hold a candle to Exeter in either the round or oval ball game at the moment, just over ten and a half thousand at Sandy Park to see the mighty Chiefs come within one kick of beating the Premiership leaders.

still lost

greenjock wrote:

Lord Tisdale wrote:

Yes, I'm afraid the fair City of Plymouth cannot hold a candle to Exeter in either the round or oval ball game at the moment, just over ten and a half thousand at Sandy Park to see the mighty Chiefs come within one kick of beating the Premiership leaders.

A rose tinted way of saying you lost!

Not much gets past you boys does it ?

Lord Tisdale wrote:

greenjock wrote:

Lord Tisdale wrote:

Yes, I'm afraid the fair City of Plymouth cannot hold a candle to Exeter in either the round or oval ball game at the moment, just over ten and a half thousand at Sandy Park to see the mighty Chiefs come within one kick of beating the Premiership leaders.

A rose tinted way of saying you lost!

Not much gets past you boys does it ?

Might as well have been 25k, but you still f**king lost