The Lisa Mansfield match thread

Fantastic result. Absolutely brilliant.

Brilliant absolutely. Result fantastic.

Aviva heaven in the cauldron at Mansfield. Attendance 3,379........... wouldn't even fill our ministand   

Coool. More Cobra beer needed! Barca - Real Madrid on now. Bale starts for Madrid

punchdrunk wrote:

So who thinks we can turn out against Northampton next Saturday and win ?!

Not me. This 'team' is by far the worst in the FL and probably the Conference. Today's freak event won't be repeated so we'd better enjoy it while we can.

Tringreen wrote:

Brilliant absolutely. Result fantastic.

Aviva heaven in the cauldron at Mansfield. Attendance 3,379........... wouldn't even fill our ministand   

Ironically enough their Grandstand is bigger then Brents ministand..
Look how far weve came



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5,500

Neymar! 1-0 Barca!

Han Solos Other Ship wrote:

Angry wrote:

You just know some idiot on the farm is going to claim this as a "turning point" and that champagne socialist giving another look how far we've come crap when in truth we were piss poor and stole this win.

Lets not take our eyes of the problem because we won

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feckin predictable isnt it lol

punchdrunk wrote:

Tringreen wrote:

Brilliant absolutely. Result fantastic.

Aviva heaven in the cauldron at Mansfield. Attendance 3,379........... wouldn't even fill our ministand   

Ironically enough their Grandstand is bigger then Brents ministand..
Look how far weve came





5,500

And it looks better than brents dogshit ministand

Freathy wrote:

punchdrunk wrote:

Tringreen wrote:

Brilliant absolutely. Result fantastic.

Aviva heaven in the cauldron at Mansfield. Attendance 3,379........... wouldn't even fill our ministand   

Ironically enough their Grandstand is bigger then Brents ministand..
Look how far weve came





5,500

And it looks better than brents dogshit ministand

How does Brent keep being seen as a savior again?

Freathy wrote:

Mansfield will be f***ing furious. Talk about being mugged. We should have lost this by about 6 or 7. We are shit.

Have a massive wank.

Can everyone just be happy - just for once. I am. It takes a lot.

Leaving aside the stand and other issues for just a minute,all things considered that was a pretty good win this afternoon against a team still with the momentum of their promotion last year.Must say that there has been some bollocks talked on this thread about match stats and possession etc-Argyle had 21 attempts at goal and 17 corners at Hartlepool but the only relevant stat at the end of the match was 1-0,just like today. Argyle built their success in 2001/2 on 1-0 wins and sneaking goals from set pieces,especially from the centre backs, so credit where credit is due.Not saying that this team in any way compares to that one but about the one encouraging sign from Argyle at the moment is that the goals conceded column is healthy,in the play off class in fact,so maybe there is something to build on there,we shall see.

People rubbed my buddha.

The reaction as news of this passes around the world.

I am actually very happy with this. Sheridan said in the last day or so that what we needed was a piece of luck. I was at Rushden when Luggy's luck changed & the rest is history. This may or may not have been luck. It may have been that we kept fighting to the end.

Who have we got next?

 

If we beat Northampton next week we would take the pressure right off us with an eight point lead on them.

Greenskin wrote:

Leaving aside the stand and other issues for just a minute,all things considered that was a pretty good win this afternoon against a team still with the momentum of their promotion last year.Must say that there has been some bollocks talked on this thread about match stats and possession etc-Argyle had 21 attempts at goal and 17 corners at Hartlepool but the only relevant stat at the end of the match was 1-0,just like today. Argyle built their success in 2001/2 on 1-0 wins and sneaking goals from set pieces,especially from the centre backs, so credit where credit is due.Not saying that this team in any way compares to that one but about the one encouraging sign from Argyle at the moment is that the goals conceded column is healthy,in the play off class in fact,so maybe there is something to build on there,we shall see.

Sums it up for me, a proper smash n grab Luggy would've been proud of back in 2002.

Not expecting this result to be season-changing but at least we can enjoy 7 days of somewhat optimism hoping for the best before next weeks crucial 6 pointer. Win that one and Shezza might decide 'feck you Brent we're going for it'.

Oh, we can have an extra hour to enjoy tonight, smashing.

Yep true to form most posters have their waving scarf smilie in full action. Bless!

  

Tringreen wrote:

Brilliant absolutely. Result fantastic.

Aviva heaven in the cauldron at Mansfield. Attendance 3,379........... wouldn't even fill our ministand   

To be fair the home fans got behind their team really well. I was only listening to the radio but there was some real crowd atmosphere coming through and it usually doesn't.

Today seemed to be a proper away win of the sort Sturrock used to get almost every time at one stage. They battered us, should have scored, didn't and we stiffed them at the death. Perfick.

We have been on the wrong end of such a game often enough for me to celebrate this one if you don't mind. Sometimes the "Aviva" thing is a valid dig but this time it isn't. A totally undeserved away win, against the odds, against all expectation, with an injury time set-piece is a thing of beauty to be savoured, relished, enjoyed and celebrated.

Greenskin wrote:

Leaving aside the stand and other issues for just a minute,all things considered that was a pretty good win this afternoon against a team still with the momentum of their promotion last year.Must say that there has been some bollocks talked on this thread about match stats and possession etc-Argyle had 21 attempts at goal and 17 corners at Hartlepool but the only relevant stat at the end of the match was 1-0,just like today. Argyle built their success in 2001/2 on 1-0 wins and sneaking goals from set pieces,especially from the centre backs, so credit where credit is due.Not saying that this team in any way compares to that one but about the one encouraging sign from Argyle at the moment is that the goals conceded column is healthy,in the play off class in fact,so maybe there is something to build on there,we shall see.

feckin bang on!

Freathy wrote:

punchdrunk wrote:

So who thinks we can turn out against Northampton next Saturday and win ?!

Not me.  This 'team' is by far the worst in the FL and probably the Conference.  Today's freak event won't be repeated so we'd better enjoy it while we can.

Gotta luv Feathy.

"Enjoy it while we can" never a truer word posted.

Nice to see the "we" in there too.

akagreengull wrote:

Yep true to form most posters have their waving scarf smilie in full action. Bless!

Silly comment.

I'm hoping there are problems with the pathetic developments. A non-compliant manager who has sussed he is being deliberately hindered, fighting back rather than giving up would be the icing on the cake. Not expecting but certainly hoping.

Coxside_Green wrote:

akagreengull wrote:

Yep true to form most posters have their waving scarf smilie in full action. Bless!

Silly comment.

I'm hoping there are problems with the pathetic developments.  A non-compliant manager who has sussed he is being deliberately hindered, fighting back rather than giving up would be the icing on the cake.  Not expecting but certainly hoping.  

joking right? they would hail beating a pub side as a massive achievement and for Argyle thats sadly true.

on a totally unrelated matter who is looking forward to the fa cup draaw tomorrow?

1-0 will do me fine. We haven't been conceding bucketloads of goals on the whole so sneaking the odd 1-0 away win is great. What we do need to start doing is winning at Home Park again and making it an advantage to be at home.

Sir Francis Drake wrote:

Tringreen wrote:

Brilliant absolutely. Result fantastic.

Aviva heaven in the cauldron at Mansfield. Attendance 3,379........... wouldn't even fill our ministand   

To be fair the home fans got behind their team really well. I was only listening to the radio but there was some real crowd atmosphere coming through and it usually doesn't.

Today seemed to be a proper away win of the sort Sturrock used to get almost every time at one stage. They battered us, should have scored, didn't and we stiffed them at the death. Perfick.

We have been on the wrong end of such a game often enough for me to celebrate this one if you don't mind. Sometimes the "Aviva" thing is a valid dig but this time it isn't. A totally undeserved away win, against the odds, against all expectation, with an injury time set-piece is a thing of beauty to be savoured, relished, enjoyed and celebrated.

Hey Knecht......I likey.

Any chance of a little thumbs up facility rather than have to take up the whole world wide webby thing by quoting a perfectly good statement?