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PostSubject: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyTue Jan 19, 2016 6:03 pm

Argyle will be training at DHSB tomorrow
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyTue Jan 19, 2016 6:13 pm

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Argyle will be training at DHSB tomorrow
Is that thanks to Argyle's new Club Secretary, who makes me feel so proud and glad to be alive? geek geek jocolor
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyTue Jan 19, 2016 6:38 pm

Or Barry Hardman
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyTue Jan 19, 2016 6:59 pm

So how did the club go from using state of the art facilities at marjons to using a field at a school. Look how far we've come guys
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyTue Jan 19, 2016 7:13 pm

Next stop, Stonehouse creek.
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyTue Jan 19, 2016 7:42 pm

DHSB as a state of art all weather pitches, my grandson goes there on Saturday morning with Argyle Community Trust. Barry Hardman runs the school faculties, it is used seven days a week, Barry used to work at Argyle
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyTue Jan 19, 2016 7:54 pm

Sniffing at school facilities isn't automatically reasonable.

Lipson, for instance, has an astroturf pitch under floodlights and Ivybridge has some of the best sport's facilities you can imagine.

I don't know what they have at DHS but I'd be amazed if they were anything more than a tad below the very best you'll find anywhere.
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyTue Jan 19, 2016 7:56 pm

sufferedsince 68 wrote:
Tgwu wrote:
Argyle will be training at DHSB tomorrow
Is that thanks to Argyle's new Club Secretary, who makes me feel so proud and glad to be alive? geek geek jocolor
Can't believe he got some skivvys to mop the floor and pick up some rubbish. At our club :pighug:
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyTue Jan 19, 2016 9:49 pm

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Sniffing at school facilities isn't automatically reasonable.

Lipson, for instance, has an astroturf pitch under floodlights and Ivybridge has some of the best sport's facilities you can imagine.

I don't know what they have at DHS but I'd be amazed if they were anything more than a tad below the very best you'll find anywhere.

nonne of these schools came close to the facilities my school had far more superior and no it wasnt a school in plymouth cheers cheers cheers
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyTue Jan 19, 2016 9:58 pm

Angry wrote:
Sir Francis Drake wrote:
Sniffing at school facilities isn't automatically reasonable.

Lipson, for instance, has an astroturf pitch under floodlights and Ivybridge has some of the best sport's facilities you can imagine.

I don't know what they have at DHS but I'd be amazed if they were anything more than a tad below the very best you'll find anywhere.

nonne of these schools came close to the facilities my school had far more superior and no it wasnt a school in plymouth cheers cheers cheers


Eton?
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyTue Jan 19, 2016 10:05 pm

Les Miserable wrote:
Angry wrote:
Sir Francis Drake wrote:
Sniffing at school facilities isn't automatically reasonable.

Lipson, for instance, has an astroturf pitch under floodlights and Ivybridge has some of the best sport's facilities you can imagine.

I don't know what they have at DHS but I'd be amazed if they were anything more than a tad below the very best you'll find anywhere.

nonne of these schools came close to the facilities my school had far more superior and no it wasnt a school in plymouth cheers cheers cheers


Eton?

nahhh we had 2 swimming pools, a full size hockey all weather court, a tennis centre with indoor and outdoor courts, a rugby ground, a 2 full size all weather football pitches and a skate park. we had no fat kids at that school becasue it was so big lol


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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyTue Jan 19, 2016 10:32 pm

Collings Park, hated kicking uphill BITD.  Seems a good shout for a bitta practice for Yeovil away though
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyTue Jan 19, 2016 10:38 pm

DHS installed 4G full size pitch 2 years ago.

Reminds me of when I had to slum it there when city's premier grammar was closed. A good mate got chased by John "budgie" Burridge after landing an apple core on back of his head when he was training with Wolves. Old fecked never caught hi..
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyTue Jan 19, 2016 10:43 pm

I was told that it's 3G though what the difference is I've no idea.....1G I suppose.
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyTue Jan 19, 2016 11:07 pm

I still dont understand why the club doesnt strike a deal with Marjons to have the first team train there permanently and either giver harpers park to the youth setup so they can move back to plymouth and be based there and not have to train in newton abbot and pay torquays rent on their ground.
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyTue Jan 19, 2016 11:22 pm

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I was told that it's 3G though what the difference is I've no idea.....1G I suppose.

Definitely 4G. Means they can stream youtube faster and come home with loadsof rubber crumb in their boots.
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyTue Jan 19, 2016 11:34 pm

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I was told that it's 3G though what the difference is I've no idea.....1G I suppose.

Definitely 4G. Means they can stream youtube faster and come home with loadsof rubber crumb in their boots.


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green_genie wrote:
Les Miserable wrote:
I was told that it's 3G though what the difference is I've no idea.....1G I suppose.

Definitely 4G. Means they can stream youtube faster and come home with loadsof rubber crumb in their boots.

That true, My grandson boot are full with little black rubber  crumbs,
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyWed Jan 20, 2016 3:21 am

Eton? Piffle.
My school had a full size swimming pool, enormous gym, about 10 soccer pitches, 10 rugby pitches, athletics track ... and in 1966!
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyWed Jan 20, 2016 3:55 am

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green_genie wrote:
Les Miserable wrote:
I was told that it's 3G though what the difference is I've no idea.....1G I suppose.

Definitely 4G. Means they can stream youtube faster and come home with loadsof rubber crumb in their boots.

That true, My grandson boot are full with little black rubber  crumbs,


The rubber crumbs might be true but the 4G bit isn't.
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyWed Jan 20, 2016 7:17 am

Les Miserable wrote:
Tgwu wrote:
green_genie wrote:
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I was told that it's 3G though what the difference is I've no idea.....1G I suppose.

Definitely 4G. Means they can stream youtube faster and come home with loadsof rubber crumb in their boots.

That true, My grandson boot are full with little black rubber  crumbs,


The rubber crumbs might be true but the 4G bit isn't.

Interesting, the teachers and boys call it the 4g. Little bit of background reading suggests there is no definition for 4g and it is mainly a marketing ploy to say its state of the art. There are now companies banding about 7g.

"Do you want woofers and tweeters with that?"
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyWed Jan 20, 2016 9:26 am

Praaaps they only had appropriate permissions for 3G...
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyWed Jan 20, 2016 9:59 am

Angry wrote:
I still dont understand why the club doesnt strike a deal with Marjons to have the first team train there permanently and either giver harpers park to the youth setup so they can move back to plymouth and be based there and not have to train in newton abbot and pay torquays rent on their ground.

Have you any idea of the cost of bus fares these days, jeez? Every body wants to spend our glorious leaders money!
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PostSubject: Re: Argyle training   Argyle training EmptyWed Jan 20, 2016 4:20 pm

Hi this is Barry Hardman from DHSB.
The first team are training with us tomorrow (Thursday). They also trained here before the Boxing Day clash with Yeovil. I have always made our 3G pitch available to Argyle but it wasn't until just before Christmas that Paul Wotton rang me to see if they could book it. Derek Adams was amazed they hadn't used it before when he saw the pitch! Argyle normally use Marjon, who they already have a good relationship with, but they had somehow double booked Argyle before Christmas!! I presume the same has happened again tomorrow.

Just a note on our pitch in view of some of the comments...the 3G pitch was laid just under 2 1/2 years ago and the only one in Plymouth that is 'newer' than ours is Marjon. Sadly we cannot offer Argyle full time training on our pitch as we are a school and the pitch is predominantly for school use. We do have our regular Saturday morning group from Argyles Community dept which has been running since we opened. The pitch is 3G not 4G. Any pitch with rubber crumb in it is 3G. The 4G pitches are still under development and testing but have stronger synthetic grass which means there is no need for any rubber crumb to support it. I hope that helps a bit.

I will just add that when they trained last time they then won their next 3 games, so I will sprinkle the magic dust on it again when I finish tonight
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