dylanisabaddog 4,929 Posted March 26 I vividly remember the 7-1 defeat to Colchester but also the revenge a few months later. I suspect and hope the players will be fired up for the game on Friday. We really need something to take minds off the nonsense of the last couple of days so fingers crossed. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
TheGunnShow 5,940 Posted March 26 (edited) I'm not arsed how we win, provided we do. At this stage of the season considering what is potentially up for grabs I'd rather get points in an ugly manner than lose playing beautiful football. Edited March 26 by TheGunnShow Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
hogesar 9,676 Posted March 26 I'd hope people are more interested in the actual football anyway, as opposed to some clumsy quote from an ex-employee. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Midlands Yellow 3,986 Posted March 26 16 minutes ago, hogesar said: I'd hope people are more interested in the actual football anyway, as opposed to some clumsy quote from an ex-employee. Racist quote. But it’s good to be looking forward to lots of football this Easter Weekend. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
If wed kept Howie.. 208 Posted March 26 i'm predicting 10.. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Capt. Pants 4,236 Posted March 26 Will we get a 3rd game in a row where the opposition just rolls over? You'd expect Plymouth to have a bit more fight but this really should be a comfortable victory even if it isn't a goal fest. The off field distraction shouldn't really be affecting the players given only Rowe is in the building and won't be involved anyway. Looking forward to it but it's a must win and hopefully a bit of confidence to take to Leicester. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
RobJames 881 Posted March 26 (edited) Norwich 6 - Plymouth (h)0 The battle of the seafaring folk - Nelson v Drake. Norfolk v Devon Another seafaring chap from Devon was old Wally Rayleigh. The man credited with inventing the potato, and the cigarette. Sadly he had his head chopped off. The very axe is still in the Tower of London, and is known as the Raleigh Chopper. Their shirts were originally a harlequin pattern, giving rise to the name Argyle. It should be noted that the distance from Plymouth to Carrow Road is around 340 miles and a straight 6 hour journey - (they'll be lucky it being good Friday) so every respect to those who make it up to our fine city. Great supporters, the backbone of any club. Maybe some might be staying for a few days "here's three nails, can you put me up for the weekend" Edited March 26 by RobJames 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
daly 501 Posted March 27 Wouldn’t advise any to walk up our fine city via Prince of Wales Road on a Friday night The street is a disgrace Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
dylanisabaddog 4,929 Posted March 27 14 hours ago, RobJames said: Norwich 6 - Plymouth (h)0 The battle of the seafaring folk - Nelson v Drake. Norfolk v Devon Another seafaring chap from Devon was old Wally Rayleigh. The man credited with inventing the potato, and the cigarette. Sadly he had his head chopped off. The very axe is still in the Tower of London, and is known as the Raleigh Chopper. Their shirts were originally a harlequin pattern, giving rise to the name Argyle. It should be noted that the distance from Plymouth to Carrow Road is around 340 miles and a straight 6 hour journey - (they'll be lucky it being good Friday) so every respect to those who make it up to our fine city. Great supporters, the backbone of any club. Maybe some might be staying for a few days "here's three nails, can you put me up for the weekend" Would you mind awfully putting your feet together? I've only got one good nail left.... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Harry53 209 Posted March 27 16 hours ago, RobJames said: Norwich 6 - Plymouth (h)0 The battle of the seafaring folk - Nelson v Drake. Norfolk v Devon Another seafaring chap from Devon was old Wally Rayleigh. The man credited with inventing the potato, and the cigarette. Sadly he had his head chopped off. The very axe is still in the Tower of London, and is known as the Raleigh Chopper. Their shirts were originally a harlequin pattern, giving rise to the name Argyle. It should be noted that the distance from Plymouth to Carrow Road is around 340 miles and a straight 6 hour journey - (they'll be lucky it being good Friday) so every respect to those who make it up to our fine city. Great supporters, the backbone of any club. Maybe some might be staying for a few days "here's three nails, can you put me up for the weekend" I thought Raleigh Chopper was a bike that kids rode in the 70's 😆 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Serinus Canaria Domestica 42 Posted March 27 17 hours ago, RobJames said: Norwich 6 - Plymouth (h)0 The battle of the seafaring folk - Nelson v Drake. Norfolk v Devon Another seafaring chap from Devon was old Wally Rayleigh. The man credited with inventing the potato, and the cigarette. Sadly he had his head chopped off. The very axe is still in the Tower of London, and is known as the Raleigh Chopper. Their shirts were originally a harlequin pattern, giving rise to the name Argyle. It should be noted that the distance from Plymouth to Carrow Road is around 340 miles and a straight 6 hour journey - (they'll be lucky it being good Friday) so every respect to those who make it up to our fine city. Great supporters, the backbone of any club. Maybe some might be staying for a few days "here's three nails, can you put me up for the weekend" It amuses me how we have at least one statue, for Drake on Plymouth Hoe, when in reality Drake, Rayleigh and Hawkins were basically state sponsored terrorists sent out by Liz I to raid the Spanish ships. She took her share of the loot. True heroes one and all! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
......and Smith must score. 1,343 Posted March 27 23 hours ago, dylanisabaddog said: I vividly remember the 7-1 defeat to Colchester but also the revenge a few months later. I suspect and hope the players will be fired up for the game on Friday. We really need something to take minds off the nonsense of the last couple of days so fingers crossed. If Wes hadn’t missed that pesky penalty it would have ended 7-7 over the two games. I’d settle for a 5-1 home win on Friday 😉 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
