PACSA Q & A with Derek Adams 15th September

Plymouth Argyle Cornish Supporters Association proudly presents
A Fan’s Forum with Plymouth Argyle Manager Derek Adams
on Tuesday 15 September 2015 at 7:30pm
at St Blazey Football Club, Blaise Park, Station Road, St Blazey, Par PL24 2ND

All Argyle fans welcome

Admission: Free for PACSA members (£1.00 for non members)

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Well done for organising this, one thing has been on my mind for a while with all these Q & A's, would it be possible for the benefit of exiles and those who can't be there for whatever reason for the thing to be recorded and uploaded to youtube so it can be viewed by all ? These days even phones can record video in high quality so surely someone could be persuaded to give it a go ? If you would consider it BBC1 it'd be much appreciated

I wouldn't wish to ruin an event but perhaps it would be better if renamed Del Bheys Haggis night or something?

Q How's the budget

A I'm happy

NEXT

It's all so predictable

Just have a good old meet and greet and forget the crap?

Will the trust be attending this?
And if so leading questions need to be asked..of the Chairman and his odious policies.

I expect some serious heckling.

Punchdrunk wrote:

Will the trust be attending this?
And if so leading questions need to be asked..of the Chairman and his odious policies.

I expect some serious heckling.

Its all pretty pointless, Adams will field all the usual lame questions with a straight bat, and as regards some serious heckling Punchy? i think you will be disappointed, if Jimmy and his Trust are present expect some World Class Forelock tugging from the great unwashed.

The last time we had a Q&A at St Blazey, it was with Paul Mariner and John Carver.
The venue was packed and everyone was 'entertained' for a couple of hours.
This is being run by PACSA, not the AFT.
Of course the Trust board are welcome to attend and ask any questions, should they so wish.
As long as they pay their £1.

Tomorrow evening then!

Hope it's a decent occasion

AstiSpumante wrote:

Well done for organising this, one thing has been on my mind for a while with all these Q & A's, would it be possible for the benefit of exiles and those who can't be there for whatever reason for the thing to be recorded and uploaded to youtube so it can be viewed by all ?   These days even phones can record video in high quality so surely someone could be persuaded to give it a go ?   If you would consider it BBC1 it'd be much appreciated  

.........................That'll be a no then

AstiSpumante wrote:

AstiSpumante wrote:

Well done for organising this, one thing has been on my mind for a while with all these Q & A's, would it be possible for the benefit of exiles and those who can't be there for whatever reason for the thing to be recorded and uploaded to youtube so it can be viewed by all ?   These days even phones can record video in high quality so surely someone could be persuaded to give it a go ?   If you would consider it BBC1 it'd be much appreciated  

.........................That'll be a no then

Let's say it's a maybe...I can but ask.

BBC1 wrote:

AstiSpumante wrote:

AstiSpumante wrote:

Well done for organising this, one thing has been on my mind for a while with all these Q & A's, would it be possible for the benefit of exiles and those who can't be there for whatever reason for the thing to be recorded and uploaded to youtube so it can be viewed by all ?   These days even phones can record video in high quality so surely someone could be persuaded to give it a go ?   If you would consider it BBC1 it'd be much appreciated  

.........................That'll be a no then

Let's say it's a maybe...I can but ask.

Thanks.

I see no one as reported back from the meeting of PACSA Q & A with Derek Adams 15th September

So I nicked this from some where else

Evening all. Thanks for all the positive feedback from last night. Glad you enjoyed the evening. Here are some hastilly written highlights of what DA said:
• No budget available to bring in another keeper as cover for Luke McCormick, so Cory Harvey will be on the bench while James Bittner recovers from injury.
• Style of League 2 football a bit more direct than in Scotland – Argyle will have to be direct at times.
• GPS – Argyle have cameras and computers at HP that provide lots of data, so players don’t need to wear something under their shirt.
• DA was attracted by the potential of Argyle to move up the league.
• A lot of people in Scotland would consider Argyle a big club .
• DA doesn’t have much involvement with club business behind the scenes – his focus is the football.
• 6 young players in squad not ready to make the big step up from the Peninsula League to the first team yet, but they have a chance to convince DA that they are ready over the coming months.
• DA considers his job to be to make Argyle a better team/club and meet fans.
• He is committed and “prepared to look after your football club.”
• Craig Brewster was a vital appointment - he brings experience and knows how DA works.
• Paul Wotton – “good to have him on board” – he has been a great help to DA and CB – all three getting on well together and went for a meal the other night.
• Management and players all eat together at their hotel before away games.
• Players also socialise together e.g. go to cinema and out for meals during spare time.
• DA aims to make the Argyle team fitter and stronger “mentally and physically” than any other in League 2.
• Players train on Mondays and Tuesdays (usually morning and afternoon unless game on Tuesday afternoon/evening). Wednesdays are a day off. Thursday and Friday involve preparation for Saturday’s match.
• Players have responded well to DA’s tough training regime – players who played for DA in Scotland are used to it, players from last season have got used to it.
• The new signings keen to come to Plymouth and play for Argyle.
• DA delighted with vocal support from Green Army – it really helps to lift the players, particularly when a game is not going well – players really appreciate the support.
• Standing ovation for DA from fans at finish last night

Well, all good there then.

seadog wrote:

Well, all good there then.

Yeah.