| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 23:10 - Dec 7 with 4587 views | Whiterockin |
No Whittaker to worry about as an ex player coming back to bite us, only Obafemi. I'm going for a 0-2 win. |  | |  |
| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 09:39 - Dec 8 with 4456 views | guthrieintherain |
| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 23:10 - Dec 7 by Whiterockin |
No Whittaker to worry about as an ex player coming back to bite us, only Obafemi. I'm going for a 0-2 win. |
We are due a complete performance.
Dismal in the first half against Pompey and Luton.
But much better in the 2nd. |  |
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| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 09:51 - Dec 8 with 4449 views | onehunglow |
Get stick in right from the start
Get the first goal then step on their throat
See them off | |
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| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 20:32 - Dec 8 with 4201 views | builthjack |
Plymouth have conceded 10 goals in their last 2 games. |  |
| Swansea Indepenent Poster Of The Year 2021. Dr P / Mart66 / Roathie / Parlay / E20/ Duffle was 2nd, but he is deluded and thinks in his little twisted brain that he won. Poor sod. We let him win this year, as he has cried for a whole year. His 14 usernames, bless his cotton socks.
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| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 23:26 - Dec 8 with 4097 views | KeithHaynes |
This is a game, IF the Swans have their scoring boots on they could rectify easily their absolutely dismal chances to goals ratio. Someone will have it this season. However, if as we displayed at Preston home we can’t go for the throat and batter them then it will be another frustrating evening. |  |
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| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 09:33 - Dec 9 with 3879 views | swancity |
The league table I looked at shows that Plymouth are usually a tough nut to crack at their own ground with a home record that matches or is better than the likes of Norwich Middlesbrough West Bromwich Albion Blackburn etc all top half of the table clubs.
And as it’s the Championship anything can happen. Comments like “ show no mercy “ and “ go for the jugular “ just show a complete lack of understanding. It’s winnable of course but it’s loosable too if that’s a word 😃. | |
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| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 09:38 - Dec 9 with 3916 views | Azzuriswan |
We need a complete performance not a 45 minute one. Will this be it? Hopefully and a 2 nil win to us. | | | |
| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 09:39 - Dec 9 with 3915 views | onehunglow |
| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 09:38 - Dec 9 by Azzuriswan |
We need a complete performance not a 45 minute one. Will this be it? Hopefully and a 2 nil win to us. |
Exactly l
We play at full throttle for the whole game ,including injury time . | |
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| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 09:44 - Dec 9 with 3906 views | onehunglow |
| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 09:33 - Dec 9 by swancity |
The league table I looked at shows that Plymouth are usually a tough nut to crack at their own ground with a home record that matches or is better than the likes of Norwich Middlesbrough West Bromwich Albion Blackburn etc all top half of the table clubs.
And as it’s the Championship anything can happen. Comments like “ show no mercy “ and “ go for the jugular “ just show a complete lack of understanding. It’s winnable of course but it’s loosable too if that’s a word 😃. |
You’re aiming at me then yiu can have it back .
Going for the jugular
Full throttle
Foot on throat
Are exactly the terms used by professional sports people.
No mercy another.
“ we switched off”.
The way we have played this season would indicate that we do not play anything like 90 mins and drift in and out of games. The manager has stated as much l.” Switched offf
Anyone interpreting these terms literally is off the wall stupid
Now,that’s my last message to you as I don’t want this site soiled
Have a lovely Christmas [Post edited 9 Dec 9:44]
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| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 11:00 - Dec 9 with 3830 views | theloneranger |
I see that Plymouth have just employed Rooney's ex Man Utd coach, Mike Phelan - as his new assistant coach. |  |
| Everyday above ground ... Is a good day! 😎 |
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| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 12:04 - Dec 9 with 3765 views | RichardO |
Expect Plymouth, as any side at home, to press us hard early in the game, all for drawing teams forward to create space further up the park but we really need to release the ball forward earlier especially when teams fully commit to a press, and I don't mean balls hit anywhere, more into spaces or to feet where our forward players to compete one on one but also not isolating them keeping the forwards tight together and once possession is assured then with intelligent play stretching their defences.
If our full backs sit or start a bit deeper then the midfield can get higher up the park making us more competitive in the middle of the park while also being able to feed forwards run by the forwards or the even the fullbacks, I want our full backs in good positions to defend initially or even after we have scored to get ahead in games where similar as the start of away game the opposition must be expected to try and get on top or back into games.
We really need to adapt our style of play to be able to counter the opposition press or press home an advantage while not leaving ourselves by poor marking or overplaying in dangerous areas of the pitch namely in our half.
Looked at Cabango's mistake and you have to say it is a bad one too close to Darling, not making the right decision in poor conditions but was it compounded by Darling not attacking the high ball aerially instead of making a back for the attacker which left Cabango a bouncing ball to deal with. We have seen this tactic being used often under Martin but we have fallen foul of it on numerous occasions, yes in can help keeping control of the ball but it can actually stifles any constant pressure that we try to exert. [Post edited 9 Dec 13:22]
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| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 13:25 - Dec 9 with 3677 views | onehunglow |
| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 12:04 - Dec 9 by RichardO |
Expect Plymouth, as any side at home, to press us hard early in the game, all for drawing teams forward to create space further up the park but we really need to release the ball forward earlier especially when teams fully commit to a press, and I don't mean balls hit anywhere, more into spaces or to feet where our forward players to compete one on one but also not isolating them keeping the forwards tight together and once possession is assured then with intelligent play stretching their defences.
If our full backs sit or start a bit deeper then the midfield can get higher up the park making us more competitive in the middle of the park while also being able to feed forwards run by the forwards or the even the fullbacks, I want our full backs in good positions to defend initially or even after we have scored to get ahead in games where similar as the start of away game the opposition must be expected to try and get on top or back into games.
We really need to adapt our style of play to be able to counter the opposition press or press home an advantage while not leaving ourselves by poor marking or overplaying in dangerous areas of the pitch namely in our half.
Looked at Cabango's mistake and you have to say it is a bad one too close to Darling, not making the right decision in poor conditions but was it compounded by Darling not attacking the high ball aerially instead of making a back for the attacker which left Cabango a bouncing ball to deal with. We have seen this tactic being used often under Martin but we have fallen foul of it on numerous occasions, yes in can help keeping control of the ball but it can actually stifles any constant pressure that we try to exert. [Post edited 9 Dec 13:22]
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Indeed.
We surely have to quit playing absolutely everything through one player who drops back every time to receive the ball and then the said ball is rolled around.
Many will have walked rather than watch this tedium
When we break quickly,we look pretty effective .
When we are under pressure in our own box,then clearing the ball quickly is not the devil’s work.
Let’s do this,let’s crush them | |
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| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 13:30 - Dec 9 with 3663 views | Whiterockin |
| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 11:00 - Dec 9 by theloneranger |
I see that Plymouth have just employed Rooney's ex Man Utd coach, Mike Phelan - as his new assistant coach. |
Phelan joined after Peter Shuttleworth left by mutual consent, apparently he wanted out. Which seems strange after working with Rooney at Derby, DC United and Birmingham, can he see the writing on the wall. Phelans contract is only until the end of the season, it looks like there is no confidence in Rooney at Plymouth. Is the Swansea City jinx going to strike again, how often do we play teams and then the manager is sacked the next day. | | | |
| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 13:53 - Dec 9 with 3640 views | RichardO |
| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 13:25 - Dec 9 by onehunglow |
Indeed.
We surely have to quit playing absolutely everything through one player who drops back every time to receive the ball and then the said ball is rolled around.
Many will have walked rather than watch this tedium
When we break quickly,we look pretty effective .
When we are under pressure in our own box,then clearing the ball quickly is not the devil’s work.
Let’s do this,let’s crush them |
Happy to clear out balls from the box but not having outlets to play the ball to, just lets the pressure return, we saw last season having Lowe high up the pitch found with a good quick clearance into space for him to compete for, led to a devastating goal by Key which sealed the victory. | | | |
| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 13:57 - Dec 9 with 3634 views | onehunglow |
| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 13:53 - Dec 9 by RichardO |
Happy to clear out balls from the box but not having outlets to play the ball to, just lets the pressure return, we saw last season having Lowe high up the pitch found with a good quick clearance into space for him to compete for, led to a devastating goal by Key which sealed the victory. |
We are often in a situation where we are under pressure close to our goal line.
I fail to see how dribbling @ ball two or three yards is the best defence .
I might be wrong | |
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| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 14:12 - Dec 9 with 3622 views | RichardO |
| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 13:57 - Dec 9 by onehunglow |
We are often in a situation where we are under pressure close to our goal line.
I fail to see how dribbling @ ball two or three yards is the best defence .
I might be wrong |
Agree about the dribbling, as for close quarter passing deep in our own half it should allow the ball to fall to the player with the best sight for balls further up the park not for that player to play hospital passes into condensed areas of the pitch. | | | |
| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 14:40 - Dec 9 with 3593 views | Whiterockin |
| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 13:53 - Dec 9 by RichardO |
Happy to clear out balls from the box but not having outlets to play the ball to, just lets the pressure return, we saw last season having Lowe high up the pitch found with a good quick clearance into space for him to compete for, led to a devastating goal by Key which sealed the victory. |
I liked the tactic brought in by Curt I think it was of having two of our players wide on the halfway line when defending corners (Dyer was one?). It meant that the opposition had to have three back two to man mark and one in the middle. | | | |
| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 15:32 - Dec 9 with 3513 views | RichardO |
| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 14:40 - Dec 9 by Whiterockin |
I liked the tactic brought in by Curt I think it was of having two of our players wide on the halfway line when defending corners (Dyer was one?). It meant that the opposition had to have three back two to man mark and one in the middle. |
We have seen it done by Williams leaving Ronald up top in the middle who did cause the defenders problems given his size, I don't think a younger Lowe the first time with us would have held the ball up so well as he did for Key but experience gained made him a better player so will to give Ronald a bit of slack.
As for MPH any slack I have given him is now stretched to breaking point,Is it just a case with both MPH and Abdulai don't seem to have the drive or desire needed to compete at this level in the positions they are pick for.
Do we start with Bianchini tomorrow his movement seems better than Vipotnik meaning we could bring Vipotnik on later in the game as needed as we have seen lately the crosses into the box to recover game not being convert with ineffectual heading, having said that we haven't convert as many chances as we should have on the ground either.
Just hope that winning formula can be found against some of these so called weaker teams. | | | |
| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 15:47 - Dec 9 with 3474 views | pencoedjack |
| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 13:30 - Dec 9 by Whiterockin |
Phelan joined after Peter Shuttleworth left by mutual consent, apparently he wanted out. Which seems strange after working with Rooney at Derby, DC United and Birmingham, can he see the writing on the wall. Phelans contract is only until the end of the season, it looks like there is no confidence in Rooney at Plymouth. Is the Swansea City jinx going to strike again, how often do we play teams and then the manager is sacked the next day. |
Positive post on the negative side how often has a team ended a dismal run against us? |  | | |
| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 16:40 - Dec 9 with 3424 views | raynor94 |
They have only lost 1 game at home this season, they might be crap away, but are a tough nut to crack at home |  |
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| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 19:31 - Dec 9 with 3253 views | Johnw102 |
Pity its a Tuesday night match, last year it was one of the best away trips. |  |
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| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 06:34 - Dec 10 with 2974 views | Swans9 |
Mad it is a midweek game. Was a really good weekend last year losing HT and coming back scoring 3 in front of the swans fans. | | | |
| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 07:57 - Dec 10 with 2912 views | Kilkennyjack |
Come on you Swonz ….. looking forward to this one …. |  |
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| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 12:48 - Dec 10 with 2651 views | raynor94 |
Sky Bet odds on tonight's game
Home 7/2
Draw 29/10
Away 4/6
Do they know something we dont | |
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| Plymouth Argyle v Swansea City : Match day thread on 16:18 - Dec 10 with 2465 views | Swans9 |
I will go 3 1 swans. Only thing not be negative they have had more rest than us. But when I played football playing regular can make you fitter. You get used playing at high tempo which is hard to do in training. | | | |
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