Plymouth Post Match Thread

[MHS]

saw you today ,i was getting a drink at half time :icon_wink

Should have popped over and bought me a beer.

 

[newtonfox]

Trust me....it was far from the worst.......

didnt see you today :icon_wink

 

[newtonfox]

Should have popped over and bought me a beer.

:icon_lol::icon_lol:

 

[Melton Fox]

Should have popped over and bought me a beer.

What, with his leg? :icon_lol:

 

[MHS]

What, with his leg? :icon_lol:

Should have rolled over and bought me a beer.

 

[newtonfox]

What, with his leg? :icon_lol:

its getting better thank you

 

[MHS]

Lost your appetite then!!:icon_bigg

For now.

 

[Doggie_muz]

We defended realy well today ,but saying that i thought that we played far to deep and realy lacked any width from the midfield. Hume played relatively well but is no winger, DJ seems to be a bit lacking for me and de vries with all his effort seems to be of no real threat especialy as we were playing so deep.

When cort came on he seemed quite hungry but lacked a partner playing up with him as hume drops into the midfield areas way to often.

On the whole i'd say we played the better football without creating anything of substance.

Thanks Fludie for getting me the ticket

Sums it up pretty well - I thought the back 4 were excellent. Clem and Weso competed really well as they always do, but we lacked width and a genuine threat. Levi did ok when he came on, Hume is our best player, but not a winger. I don't think we have worked out how to serve DJ best yet - he needs balls on the ground behind the back 4, but isn't getting a lot. De Vries was fine, harshly treated by the ref I thought and Cort looked quite impressive when he came on.

Biggest factor for me was that we had no direction from the sidelines. We need a manager / authority figure quick. By all accounts, the players are pissed off about the Allen situation (rightly so IMO but we must move on), and they need someone to be in charge.

Overall, good effort, but terrible game not worth the journey.

Also, saw Fludie on the train,...or someone wearing his shirt!,...

 

[beaumontfox]

didnt see you today :icon_wink

I was there!
As usual at Plymouth we got into the ground about minute before kickoff, due to spending a good three hours in the nearby pub first!

 

[MHS]

I saw you there today Beaumont.

 

[beaumontfox]

Well feckin say hello then!

you can't be scared of me surely........you've met all these reprobates!!

 

[SilverFox]

Its hard to be enthusiastic today, imo its got that lacklustre feeling about it thats dogged the club for the last 2-3 years. The sooner the manager situation is sorted out the better.

It was sorted but then a geriatric big nosed twat waded in with his ego.

Milan must be a mediocrity fan.

 

[MHS]

Well feckin say hello then!

you can't be scared of me surely........you've met all these reprobates!!

I was walking back to my seat with a pasty in one hand and a Bovril in the other.

 

[beaumontfox]

And that stops you saying hello does it?

Or had you got your hot dog shoved in your gob at the time?:icon_roll

 

[MHS]

And that stops you saying hello does it?

Or had you got your hot dog shoved in your gob at the time?:icon_roll

I was in a rush to get back to my seat as the second half had just kicked off. :icon_wink And yes I was eating, surprisingly.

 

[fludie]

MHS you got pretty early then, did you much after i left you?

Saw Cornishfox and glanced at beaumontfox.

Not a bad day, least we got a point

 

[beaumontfox]

How do you know who I was? I don't know who you are


It's getting scary now how many of you know me yet I don't know you....:icon_eek:

 

[fludie]

How do you know who I was? I don't know who you are


It's getting scary now how many of you know me yet I don't know you....:icon_eek:

MHS pointed you out lol

 

[MHS]

How do you know who I was? I don't know who you are


It's getting scary now how many of you know me yet I don't know you....:icon_eek:

He was with me and I pointed you out to him as we were going back to the seat.

 

[OldGit]

TBH the performance yesterday comes as no surprise.

A team that has been heavily coached to a pattern, used to being directed every second of the game goes through the events of Tuesday and the sudden loss of the managerial & coaching team (with, if the reports are to be believed half the squad pleased, the other half not). Temporary managerial team who were probably not that familiar with or known by all the new faces tries to pick up the pieces, probably with no1 priority to avoid defeat.

It was on the cards for a poor draw. (though I did predict 1-1 rather than 0-0).