Luton

Lost 1-0 at Mansfield Tonight. Not a bad result for Argyle, need to get at least a point on Saturday though.

Their centre back is fatter than.........................

Trying to think of some other fat footballers. Mick Quinn against the Luton bloke would have been good value.

Think both their centre backs are suspended now after recent sendings off.

Greenskin wrote:

Lost 1-0 at Mansfield Tonight. Not a bad result for Argyle, need to get at least a point on Saturday though.

A win for Argyle in the next match potentially puts us 3 points behind them with superior goal difference. It would put us 4 points off top 3 if Wycombe continue their spiral.

With Tring being close to Lootown and Fatford, my chums tend to support one or the other..............unless they're plaaaaaaaaaastics and follow a big Laaaaandan club.

Made me smile tonight when they were discussing their defeat and the immortal Aviva line appeared from one of them.........

'Tough place to go, Mansfield !'................yeah and Morecambe, Burton and Accrington

It is about time that the teams above Argyle have a major wobble. Argyle seem to have had theirs, now it is the time for another side or two to have a huge f... up for five matches or so.

If Argyle can continue to grind out results like they are, and those above start to get the jitters, the L2 table could look promising [or interesting] in a few weeks.

What odds Argiggle having another 'wobble', starting at Sid James on Saurday ?................. oh the ignominy !

Quivering everything, on the Fifty Shades of Gay/Grey Pasty, on the way back to muff.

I actually thought that the Luton centre half was very good against us at Home Park. Makes you wonder whether speed and agility are over rated.
Thinking about higher levels then the best centre halves in recent years would be Tony Adams and John Terry. Which might prove the point.

Rollo Tomasi wrote:

I actually thought that the Luton centre half was very good against us at Home Park. Makes you wonder whether speed and agility are over rated.
Thinking about higher levels then the best centre halves in recent years would be Tony Adams and John Terry. Which might prove the point.

In the English game maybe. Even back in the days of Roy Mcfarland as a dominant centre back, he needed a quick, skilful partner in Colin Todd.