Plymouth

[Northstand Grandad]

Plymouth surely are the team of the season....rock bottom when we beat them 4:0...now in the playoffs.. respect to them

 

[Foley]

They may do a 'Barnsley'

Having said that they were very poor at our place and we should have beaten them. Rovers were far better.

 

[MJB]

Taylor will be in the Champions League in a couple of years.

 

[PottersRightBoot]

Plymouth are nothing special. At all.

 

[Thehorse777]

This sounds like the Sunday morning football shout of “these lot are rubbish” just as they score a 7th goal after 35 mins.

I haven’t seen Plymouth this season but they aren’t clearly a decent side to go on the run they are.

 

[Osei Yaw]

Good luck to them. Proper club and I remember their fans were very gracious when we beat them a couple of times in recent years.

And I've got a bet on them to finish in the top 6.

 

[Colin B]

I agree with PRB.

On the evidence of last weeks game, they are a bang average side, nothing special at all. The fact that they have gone on such a run illustrates how poor League One is this year, and it is frustrating they we have missed a great opportunity to challenge for promotion by being such a shambles this season.

 

[Northstandboy]

 

[TheDukeOfBanburyshire]

Beware the perils of overstretching your means to try to remain in the championship.

 

[The Voice Of Reason]

Obviously thinking they won't make the playoffs so prepping for another season in L1.

Perils of employing Rooney

 

[Wallop]

The sad thing is that the redundancies here aren’t for the players who haven’t performed on the pitch, but very likely the hard working club staff.

 

[lodeyellow]

The possibility of redundancies resulting from relegation could be a matter to raise at the forthcoming fans’ forum.

 

[m]

Beware the perils of overstretching your means to try to remain in the championship.

Pppphhhhttt. Timmy said it will be fine.

 

[Village-Yellow]

Beware the perils of overstretching your means to try to remain in the championship.

Catch 22…

Can we afford not to remain?

Many clubs already overstretching themselves, us included .

If it’s not for wealthy owners, we’re all toast.

 

[Basham Wonderland]

The possibility of redundancies resulting from relegation could be a matter to raise at the forthcoming fans’ forum.

"Can you reassure us there will be no redundancies if we get relegated?"

"No. Next question".

"I've noticed that the toilet paper in the South Stand Upper has been steadily reducing in thickness in recent years..."

 

[Malc]

"I've noticed that the toilet paper in the South Stand Upper has been steadily reducing in thickness in recent years..."

Wash your hands after using the toilet paper.

 

[m]

"Can you reassure us there will be no redundancies if we get relegated?"

"No. Next question".

"I've noticed that the toilet paper in the South Stand Upper has been steadily reducing in thickness in recent years..."

Toilet paper? Those pampered bastards get toilet paper?!

 

[The Voice Of Reason]

The sad thing is that the redundancies here aren’t for the players who haven’t performed on the pitch, but very likely the hard working club staff.

Sad but true you can do without Doris to make the tea but not the players to get you up.

I do think this has a big part to look at re youth players who cost nothing to buy yes academy running costs aren't free, but under the existing deal prem clubs Hoover up the best under 12s but they never make it as you have to be extra special to make it to man Us 1st team, whereas lower down they have a chance to grow and develop

 

[holdsteady]

"Can you reassure us there will be no redundancies if we get relegated?"

"No. Next question".

"I've noticed that the toilet paper in the South Stand Upper has been steadily reducing in thickness in recent years..."

If it gets any thinner people will be using their socks, one way to keep Nick Merry away I suppose.