Posh v The Giggle

Happy to report my bobble hat has had a wash and iron, fridge is fully stocked with apple nonsense juice and the Twiglets are arriving later.
3-0 Posh

alannotivvy wrote:

Happy to report my bobble hat has had a wash and iron, fridge is  fully stocked with apple nonsense juice and the Twiglets  are arriving later.
3-0 Posh

As a member of the BHC, to which I'm honoured and humbled, may I put in a request for a FFGC T-shirt when you're up and running with your new toy?

Like-wise, my refrigeratory application kitchen device thing is fully stocked with wife beating juice and hot and spicy chicken bits. I await tomorrow's start of the season with excitement, knowing too well it's going to turn to complete and utter horseshit part way through the season - that's a given knowing Argo.

I have a feeling this season could be interesting - on and off the field.


**did you get all of that De-Liar?** Your master awaits his daily report!

Same here chaps the sausage rolls & sarnies
And the light beverages are on stand by for our little posse..while turning into the game on Radio devon with Chris i dont know what a investagative journalist is Errington..lol

Below, caught a snap of Jezza on holiday in the garden with ATD Argyle Bear this morning, waiting for the Posh to turn tail, discussing tactics for the season and telling him the riff raff will leave PL2 sooner or later.


[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

beesrus wrote:

Below, caught a snap of Jezza on holiday in the garden with ATD Argyle Bear this morning, waiting for the Posh to turn tail, discussing tactics for the season and telling him the riff raff will leave PL2 sooner or later.


[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

.....Gerry Adams is probably a Celtic man bees.

Les Miserable wrote:

beesrus wrote:

Below, caught a snap of Jezza on holiday in the garden with ATD Argyle Bear this morning, waiting for the Posh to turn tail, discussing tactics for the season and telling him the riff raff will leave PL2 sooner or later.


[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

.....Gerry Adams is probably a Celtic man bees.

Yeah cant see him playing his flute while walking down the shankill road some how..

Plymouth Argyle @Only1Argyle 3h3 hours ago


Any fans who still haven’t bought for tomorrow can visit [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] and choose B or A Block in the Main Stand only.

L1 Team 2-0 L2 team

Postponed due to the model railway enthusiasts fair in the town.

Not sure if i'll be able to sleep tonight, 'tis too exciting.

Les Miserable wrote:

beesrus wrote:

Below, caught a snap of Jezza on holiday in the garden with ATD Argyle Bear this morning, waiting for the Posh to turn tail, discussing tactics for the season and telling him the riff raff will leave PL2 sooner or later.


[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]

.....Gerry Adams is probably a Celtic man bees.

If you come from this neck of the woods, Les, we're mostly Celtic down here, for good or ill. I blame the sou'westerlies, myself, it's a common theme. The difference surfaces once you hit the Teign valley and beyond, up and over, and down toward the cathedral city. and all their smoke, incense and fairytale.
 
I'm delighted Argyle play in green. It's the only colour to wear contesting an afternoon's kicking.

Still no striker its too late now

should be in the town about 1230

Errington and Cross took 8 3/4 hours to drive to Peterborough today.

coaches are leaving tomorrow a 0700hrs, good luck to them

Don't think we will lose tomorrow, or is that being too
Optimistic.

Ask Freathy

Fans must be waking up ready to go to HP to board their coaches, Safe journey and bring back at lease a point.

Posh 1 Argyle !

I must say, 7 am really is a late start to get to Peterborough in Summer holiday twaffic. Taking a risk.
I remember getting a Devonport Labour coach to the infamous Peterborough game a long time ago, and we set off at midnight. LOL.  Still took us 8 hours.

I am really excited about today's kick off. I don't know how I managed to cope with 12 whole weeks without football.

Oh hold on, I managed trips to Twickenham and Lords, as well as watching the Lions tour, Wimbledon, and the Open Golf. I missed out on the F1 at Silverstone but might manage to get down to the athletics this week. Not boasting, but I have always been surprised by the amount of people whose only sporting interest is football. For me I loved sport first and then football, cricket and rugby. It was probably because the main thing you could watch was Grandstand so you just had to put up with whatever was on.

beesrus wrote:

I must say, 7 am really is a late start to get to Peterborough in Summer holiday twaffic.  Taking a risk.
I remember getting a Devonport Labour coach to the infamous Peterborough game a long time ago, and we set off at midnight. LOL.  Still took us 8 hours.

...and I'm wondering if a 6.50Am wake up will give me enough time to sign into Argyle's  ifollow site and find the link for the promised 7.00Am live feed?

I must admit to being fascinated as to how good or bad the 'ifollow' product will be?

Any bets?

Going for a draw today......one of my lads is on travel club already made my comment that 7am is way too late to even be remotely comfortable

tigertony wrote:

Postponed due to the model railway enthusiasts fair in the town.

That's the first genuinely witty thing you've said on this site

Travel Club are going via Birmingham apparently (seriously) must be an easier route. Edited....much easier......I always thought Peterboro was much closer to the coast Norwich direction......age dimming my memory and brain clearly

Long old poke innit, hope it's worth it for all those committed Greenies.

akagreengull wrote:

Long old poke innit, hope it's worth it for all those committed Greenies.

Big problems on the M5 in Gloucestershire. Not sure of it's NB or SB. Travelling fans will be lucky to get to the match if it is NB!