Do we want Birmingham to win this, which gives them another game to potentially take their focus off the league? But would mean a less convenient midweek away fixture for us?
Personally, I want Saturday 3pm so ideally they lose this. I don’t think we’re competing with Birmingham City for anything this season. They’re a level above. More than matching NUFC here.
Perhaps a glimpse into our future looking at where Plymouth have signed players from, though. Their starting 11 today included players whose previous clubs were in Andorra (playing in the Spanish league system), Austria, Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland. Plus subs who were playing in Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark and Sweden.
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Rotherham 0 Shrewsbury 1.
2-1 shrews, quick reply to equaliser
Shrews 2-1 now
Bloody hell Rotherham equalized and straight from the re-start Shrewsbury scored again. 1-2.
Bolton 3-3 Crawley
That’s a team with belief.
0-0 at the McAlpine.
Good result for us. Huddersfield 10 points behind with no games in hand and Reading 14 points.
What about our promotion rivals Bolton? How are they getting on? 😂
Superb, they were the big worry for a long while.
Stockport look the strong outsider now.
Just won 4-3 and on the edge of the play offs as you ask. It really would only take one or two poor results for us Vs them for going up to be on.
Haha I should have waited for full time before posting! If they pip us to promotion now, you can all blame me.
Birmingham took ONE minute to go ahead v Newcastle.
As long as we stay ahead of Orient, that's the real quiz.
Do we want Birmingham to win this, which gives them another game to potentially take their focus off the league? But would mean a less convenient midweek away fixture for us?
Personally, I want Saturday 3pm so ideally they lose this. I don’t think we’re competing with Birmingham City for anything this season. They’re a level above. More than matching NUFC here.
It's already been moved to a 12.30 sat kick off. It's whether it's then, or some unspecified midweeker.
Cracking 2nd half this. Feels like it's one big incident off a brawl after quite a few little bundles and niggly little fouls.
Dykes barges a Newcastle player to the floor miles after the ball's gone, co commentator reckons that's "his role in the team".
That's ok then.
the dream scenario at the bottom of L1 is that Ainsworth keeps Shrewsbury up at Peterborough’s expense. Bristol Rovers would be quite funny too.
GA sending Peterborough down on PPG over a whole season would be hilarious.
Far too many half-and-half scarves among the Plymouth fans, tainting the upset their team is currently pulling off
Perhaps a glimpse into our future looking at where Plymouth have signed players from, though. Their starting 11 today included players whose previous clubs were in Andorra (playing in the Spanish league system), Austria, Germany, the Netherlands and Switzerland. Plus subs who were playing in Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark and Sweden.
Adding up the numbers on Liverpool's shirts (including the bench) it must be a world record. It really is an insult to the FA Cup.
There was still more than enough quality in that starting 11 to win this comfortably - 8 first-team regulars + Chiesa. They've just been really poor.
Well done Plymouth, 👏👏👏
Fair play Plymouth
Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal already out
The competition opens up for Man Utd ...
Yeah, a third straight Manchester final is on 🙃
It's a good reminder, big clubs will get slapped when they rotate too much and pick lots of people who haven't played together.
Can't just turn up with a badge and expect to win against solid teams fighting for a career highlight.
Spurs really are consistent at the moment