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The editing of the clip though means that 7 week ban may not have been at Leicester but I think it’s bullshit

As the game goes on though, it’s a definite disadvantage. Worth mentioning Spurs get the same attendances (2,000) at Brisbane Road week to week

Btw the bbc coverage is it was quite clear they’d done zero research on either team bar the England internationals and if they had made an impact against the big four of women’s football. The decision makers with women’s football are killing its potential by making it completely ape the men’s game. They had a great chance to encourage competitive, level playing field and the gaps between levels are even worst now

Equally improve some utterly piss poor coverage by the BBC as well

Bottle job indeed but what nonsense home advantage in a cup semi final

Rudkin and Top knew him cos his agent is Vardy and numerous others agent

Absolutely shambolic lack of coverage by the main social media accounts with this

Plymouth Parkrun a decent up and down challenge today. Very well attended but wide pathways make such a difference in this regard.

Friday’s collection All Plymouth Dolphin Hotel - Guinness One of the few around the Barbican which was a proper pub without a Stonegate esque re-fit. Bread and Roses - Devon Hazy Sandfords On Plymouth’s hipster street, average place really but you’d struggle to find such a building in Leicester with its decorative ceiling The Providence - Devon Hazy Sandfords Well this place has probably taken my pub of the football season. It’s back street pub in an area which was on the rough side. No signage. A corner house plot. Only opens from Wed to sun, 5 till 11. Open burning fire, pub dogs, carpet, barely any room. Full of Knick knack items with lots of nautical based stuff. Highly recommend - if you lived here, you’d be in three nights a week and the sort of place where one becomes four. Shouldn’t have left it for the game yesterday

Deservedly getting shit as a new owner came in and decided to throw money at it after having most of the season under a basic budget and keeping the club running under a previous owner/effectively club trust

You can do what Chelsea have done but the purchase price has to be at market value. Derby were caught out badly by this and Villa just got away with it too.

Bullseye. Worth mentioning Plymouth’s owner did a recorded interview regards the errors in appointing their last manager. You’ll never see a recorded interview of that nature from anyone in this set up

Went to come towards the fans. Then realised. Walk down tunnel (it’s next to away fans) and didn’t want to look up

A laughable mix of applause and boos. Maresca I thought was a coward.

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Sunday morning defending. Attacker was always going to use his right foot

His interviews are as bad as his tactics. He consistently waffles on about ‘issues’ pre match and it feeds into the player. As someone currently sat in a Plymouth B & B alongside other City fans who had days off, stayed over or travelled 8 to 9 hours in a day, I didn’t want to hear about the tiredness and scheduling moan pre match. That was ****ing pathetic when Plymouth had the same schedule

Enzo’s agent is the same agent as Vardy, Hamza and others. Same agent who’s being used by the club to flog players. That’s partly because the head of football operations doesn’t have the required contacts book or the opinion of him is so low.

Out Retrospectively it was incredibly naive putting a novice with no senior staff in charge when promotion is/was badly needed

Plymouth fans genuinely calling that one of their best wins in a generation. Like chalk and cheese them compared to us today

I’d reserve judgement on that

Man U do it game by game

It was 1954 before that

That was 10 visits ago

Just been told of our record at Plymouth - last win 1965 🤣