Plymouth Argyle v Wigan (Lowe and Scarr Preview game)

Home Park will host its second sold-out home crowd of the 21/22 Sky Bet League One campaign for the visit of fellow high-flyers Wigan Athletic on Saturday afternoon.

With a capacity crowd expected, we encourage supporters to arrive in plenty of time – not only to soak up the atmosphere, but to also ensure that large queues do not form at the turnstiles.

Minute's silence for Bobbi-Anne McLeod

The club stands together with the city of Plymouth as we mourn the tragic loss of Bobbi-Anne McLeod this week.

The heartfelt thoughts of everyone associated with Argyle go out to Bobbi-Anne's family, friends, and the community of Leigham at this sad time.
To mark the events of the past few days, and to honour Bobbi-Anne, there will be a minute's silence before kick-off.

To ensuring that queues are processed as quickly as possible, the entry turnstiles stadium-wide will open 15 minutes earlier than usual, at 1.15pm.

Away turnstiles for Wigan Athletic supporters will be open from 12.30pm. There is a limited pay on the day function for away supporters. Wigan Athletic fans will be able to purchase tickets from the turnstiles at the Barn Park End.

Should Home supporters arrive late for the fixture, there will be one late turnstile open in the Devonport End stand, and it will remain open until half-time.

We advise supporters to plan ahead for toilet breaks, using facilities when they are likely to be less busy.
Security

Supporters should be prepared to be searched by our security team as they enter the stadium. Contact searches are undertaken by security members of the same gender.

Devonport End safety update

Following feedback from a number of previous fixtures, the club is implementing soft ticketing checks in the Devonport End, as well as providing an additional stewarding presence in the concourses at half-time.

Persistent standing

Home Park is an all-seater stadium. By buying a ticket and entering the ground, spectators agree to abide by the ground regulations; these regulations forbid persistent standing.

To maintain our excellent safety record and to protect our safety certificate the regulation in relation to persistent standing will be enforced and we ask spectators to refrain from persistently standing. Those failing to comply may be subject to ejection.

2 - 1 home win (loses Laptop from tonight for a few days)

Going to be very windy tomorrow so keep yer high balls low lads.


1-1

Difficult games at the moment

Hopefully no stadium damage overnight. Was up 3am as normal and wind gusts are extreme

If game goes ahead I'm going 1-0 victory

(Edited two motorbikes in parking zone outside have gone over....never seen that in 18 years here)

Gonna be difficult for the respective keepers in the wind and defenders, let's hope we can end the blip today, am reasonably confident of doing so.
COYG

Really can't see anything other than another defeat - and quite a heavy one at that. Wigan are one of the best teams, if not the best team, in the division and very likely to be promoted. The reality is Argo are simply not in their class.

Argo 0-4 Wigan

9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1.......

Never felt comfortable that we would get anything from Charlton or Wycombe for that matter, feel more confident today, I feel a win today and tonight’s Thai meal is going to be more enjoyable.

Argyle 0 Wigan 2 the goal drought to continue.

Earwegoagain wrote:

Argyle 0 Wigan 2 the goal drought to continue.

hard one today ..but with you on this one earweg 0-2 Wigan

Be fine snatch a 2-1 win

Still don’t know why mayor gets the nod over broom sort it out

Can’t come soon enough when’s the Ennis boy back he sort our goal drought out
Very impressed with the lad before he got injured

RegGreen wrote:

Still don’t know why mayor gets the nod over broom sort it out

God alone knows Reg
Can hardly believe hes stuck with Jepchott either. Overweight slow and no Tommy Tynan. Cue an hat trick

As you say Ennis cant come quickly enough

Still think we can nick this 1-0

RegGreen wrote:

Still don’t know why mayor gets the nod over broom sort it out

The stats say that we win more with Broom.

Lowe needs to face facts-with Mayor we are too slow and predictable.

Broom will come on with 10 minutes to go when we're 3-0 down

Grovehill wrote:

RegGreen wrote:

Still don’t know why mayor gets the nod over broom sort it out

The stats say that we win more with Broom.

Lowe needs to face facts-with Mayor we are too slow and predictable.

Lifted from Pasoti Groovey and as you say......

100 games plus with absolutely zero end performance. Play well today and he'll get a reprieve for another 100

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Mayors brought out all the trolls again.

Wouldn't say any of this to his face , much safe behind a keyboard....

With "Support" like this would think we was 3rd bottom, not 3rd.

I rate Broom over Mayor but Mayor is still one of our best talents and what's more Broom isn't ours so I can see why Lowe won't drop Mayor. Funny that many fans don't rate him (although a couple of fans I wouldn't listen to at all about anything) yet nearly every football playing pundit you hear on tv and radio place him as MOM and laud him constantly.

Earwegoagain wrote:

I rate Broom over Mayor but Mayor is still one of our best talents and what's more Broom isn't ours so I can see why Lowe won't drop Mayor. Funny that many fans don't rate him (although a couple of fans I wouldn't listen to at all about anything) yet nearly every football playing pundit you hear on tv and radio place him as MOM and laud him constantly.

When you see him in person you can see why.
Same can be said for Jephcott from commentary some times it seems like hes doing nothing but when you watch him live hes all over the place.

Steve Davey on Comms

Easy win.....

Very decent applause there on 18 minutes
Well done all

Cooper yet again !!