Richard Blight goes to Morecombe.

Argyle fans are joyous after a first away win in the bottom division for God knows how long.


Meanwhile, Ashley (couldn't get a game at Argyle) Barnes celebrates his 100th appearance for CCC topping Brighton with a goal and Jason (no good after one game at Cardiff) Puncheon scores for Southampton in the Premiership.


Still, wait till the fireman's fit- then we could be as good as Torquay or Exeter and start dreaming of getting into the same league as Yeovil.

Enjoy the ride

The saddest thing of all is that there is now an elite subgroup of Argyle junkies who actually appear to revel in our utter parochial mediocrity because they are now instantly recognisable around the club.They even travel hundreds of miles for their weekly fix of fun , even if the banana can't make it !
A glance through the GOS photos for the trip to Morecambe reveals this jolly group of bucket rattlers, pint n pasty providers, merriment makers and post box painters.
None would have dreamt of such fame had it not been for how crap we have become and as soon as Brent Sahib dangled the silly hats n titles the marriage was signed , sealed and delivered.

How very village it has all become..................................... predictably.

Grim. Really really grim. I try not to think about Barnes, BWP, Mackie, Noone, Puncheon, Buzsaky, Ebanks-Blake, Norris, Gosling etc as I get far too f***ing angry. With the current set up we are light years from being what we were only a few short years ago. Under the specky banker, carl the clueless, and the super fans we're going to stagnate at the bottom of L2 celebrating scraping survival and another season in the FL for years to come. And that's if we're lucky. Who's goin' Fleetwood?

I,m not a superfan, but will be going on Saturday against my better judgement, more out of curiosity really to check out the passing game that Fletcher has suddenly discovered and have a look at Jenkins. Am fully prepared for the drums, flags, jester hats and murals and inane chanting from the sheep that graze in block 3. Still at least we have the Tribute to look forward to. Just had a thought maybe someone could put on the cover of the programme a dictionary definition of AMBITION as a counter to Fletchers inspirational words inside.
"I GO OUT OF LOYALTY AND HOPE RATHER THAN POSITIVE EXPECTATION"

Tringreen wrote:

The saddest thing of all is that there is now an elite subgroup of Argyle junkies who actually appear to revel in our utter parochial mediocrity because they are now instantly recognisable around the club.They even travel hundreds of miles for their weekly fix of fun , even if the banana can't make it !
A glance through the GOS photos for the trip to Morecambe reveals this jolly group of bucket rattlers, pint n pasty providers, merriment makers and post box painters.
None would have dreamt of such fame had it not been for how crap we have become and as soon as Brent Sahib dangled the silly hats n titles the marriage was signed , sealed and delivered.

How very village it has all become..................................... predictably.

"How very village it has become"....is becoming a very predictable saying....and needs up-dating, please find a new name to call them, it's starting to lose it's value .

ZYPH wrote:

Tringreen wrote:

The saddest thing of all is that there is now an elite subgroup of Argyle junkies who actually appear to revel in our utter parochial mediocrity because they are now instantly recognisable around the club.They even travel hundreds of miles for their weekly fix of fun , even if the banana can't make it !
A glance through the GOS photos for the trip to Morecambe reveals this jolly group of bucket rattlers, pint n pasty providers, merriment makers and post box painters.
None would have dreamt of such fame had it not been for how crap we have become and as soon as Brent Sahib dangled the silly hats n titles the marriage was signed , sealed and delivered.

How very village it has all become..................................... predictably.

"How very village it has become"....is becoming a very predictable saying....and needs up-dating, please find a new name to call them, it's starting to lose it's value .

I think it works remarkably well.............................. my dear old thing

How about Parochial

Don't like village? How about 'Ham'let?

How about periodic pillage