WHAT HAS BEEN THE MOST ENJOYABLE ASPECT OF WATCHING ARGYLE SO FAR THIS SEASON?

Any thoughts anyone?

Getting out of the ground and lighting up that first fag after a 2 hour break-lung bursting bliss.

On the field,well not too much really.The ability to rescue points from the dying embers of games has been a welcome change in recent matches.The return of the Chaddi has been a surprising success and there have been notable strides made by Luke Young and Jake Cole.One other feature has been the remarkable fortitude and patience shown by the 6500 fans who turn up week after week and yet still get slagged off in certain quarters-amazing.I suppose the Macclesfield game was uplifting for the support shown by other fans,other than that not too much to get ecstatic about.

I stubbed my toe walking to the ground. It got infected and I had to amputate my leg. My girlfriend broke up with me and I lost my job. But at least it meant I didn't watch us lose 1-4 to Rotherham.

The second half comeback at Bristol Rovers on Boxing Day.

That is all.

Andy_Symons wrote:

The second half comeback at Bristol Rovers on Boxing Day.

That is all.

Oh God yes!

The terrible pitch, the lacklustre first half performance by Argyle, the total lack of anywhere Argyle friendly before the game. The different team that came out in the second half just made all the terrible season to date worth it!

Checking out the league table after every game.

Guess it's still being able to watch any football at Home Park given our near demise,oh and seeing Luggy looking so pissed off after the game last saturday.

Getting away from Oxford 10 mins from time, to avoid the congestion.

Carl Fletcher's post match interviews-I've never heard an Argyle Manager speak with such intelligence and wit

Macdonald's goal agst Southend was also good (due to the timing)

The most enjoyable thing has to be seeing a giant flag in the Devonport End.

Just an observation but there are twice the number of replies on the sister post of what is the least enjoyable aspect of watching Argyle this season.

Being able to watch my club of choice at all when it seemed more likely I wouldn't be able to. Not a huge amount on the football side it has to be said. Also the number of clubs represented on the fans re-united day and especially from the Brighton contingent.

Yes they were two good days-fans reunited.

Brizzle Rovers away was a very good day

The equalizer against Southend.

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