| Plymouth 17:00 - Feb 9 with 5715 views | GaryBannister86 |
Well done chaps, thoroughly deserved. Up yours Liverpool for disrespecting the cup.
Nice to see nothing changes, 9 minutes of injury time invented from nowhere to give them every chance.
Looks awfully dull this winning in the cup business, doesn't it?
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| Plymouth on 17:57 - Feb 9 with 2123 views | ManinBlack |
Very impressed with Plymouth beating Brentford and Liverpool without conceding. It was only in the last 15 minutes that Liverpool woke up a bit but for most of the game they were going through the motions. It is only Man City that really put out a strong side in the early rounds. I think in our last 10 league meetings with Brentford we only won twice so Plymouth have done well.
However, my fave second team, the Spiders with a depleted side, have won at Ibrox and that has made my season. After losing to rock bottom Airdrie Onions last week I thought they would get battered today. Brilliant result for the much overlooked Glasgow side. |  | | |
| Plymouth on 18:13 - Feb 9 with 2027 views | Stanisgod |
| Plymouth on 17:57 - Feb 9 by ManinBlack |
Very impressed with Plymouth beating Brentford and Liverpool without conceding. It was only in the last 15 minutes that Liverpool woke up a bit but for most of the game they were going through the motions. It is only Man City that really put out a strong side in the early rounds. I think in our last 10 league meetings with Brentford we only won twice so Plymouth have done well.
However, my fave second team, the Spiders with a depleted side, have won at Ibrox and that has made my season. After losing to rock bottom Airdrie Onions last week I thought they would get battered today. Brilliant result for the much overlooked Glasgow side. |
Leicester put out a strong side, just saying like.😉 |  |
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| Plymouth on 18:17 - Feb 9 with 1952 views | stainrods_elbow |
| Plymouth on 17:15 - Feb 9 by GaryBannister86 |
A problem for who? Give them a vote now, I bet they would take beating Liverpool over staying up? What if they win the 5th round too? They've got a lifetime memory. That's what it is all about.
Who the heck remembers league games in the championship a couple of years later?
And, as we always say, why can't you do both? Why can't you put your full side out in the cup and then play the same full side in the league game the following week? It's just trendy sports science drivel and gives managers the excuse to throw the cup.
Or Jimmy Dunne the case in point. We rested a bloke we tried to flog 2 weeks later.
And yes, I am still bitter. |
Me too. Stay bitter, mate! (For bitter, read proud.) |  |
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| Plymouth on 18:32 - Feb 9 with 1918 views | qprninja |
Glad we played them before they got those two new centre halves in. |  | | |
| Plymouth on 18:55 - Feb 9 with 1835 views | ManinBlack |
| Plymouth on 18:13 - Feb 9 by Stanisgod |
Leicester put out a strong side, just saying like.😉 |
They did. It was us who put out a weaker team thinking they would do the same. | | | |
| Plymouth on 19:05 - Feb 9 with 1789 views | loftboy |
| Plymouth on 17:36 - Feb 9 by CamberleyR |
For some reason they've used an orange ball in all the fourth round games. |
It was a rainbow ball apparently. |  |
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| Plymouth on 19:21 - Feb 9 with 1751 views | daveB |
| Plymouth on 17:12 - Feb 9 by connell10 |
But would Plymouth rather stay up than win a fa cup game ? That's the problem. |
Why can't they do both?
I'm not sure them losing today would help them staying up either, the confidence they must get from today will help them.
The 2 new centre halves they have were outstanding |  | | |
| Plymouth on 20:10 - Feb 9 with 1622 views | CiderwithRsie |
| Plymouth on 17:57 - Feb 9 by ManinBlack |
Very impressed with Plymouth beating Brentford and Liverpool without conceding. It was only in the last 15 minutes that Liverpool woke up a bit but for most of the game they were going through the motions. It is only Man City that really put out a strong side in the early rounds. I think in our last 10 league meetings with Brentford we only won twice so Plymouth have done well.
However, my fave second team, the Spiders with a depleted side, have won at Ibrox and that has made my season. After losing to rock bottom Airdrie Onions last week I thought they would get battered today. Brilliant result for the much overlooked Glasgow side. |
Excellent result for Queen's Park, when did they last win at Ibrox? |  | | |
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| Plymouth on 20:48 - Feb 9 with 1530 views | ManinBlack |
| Plymouth on 20:10 - Feb 9 by CiderwithRsie |
Excellent result for Queen's Park, when did they last win at Ibrox? |
The last time they beat Rangers was in 1882 so around then or earlier. They were always part time until around 2020. | | | |
| Plymouth on 21:18 - Feb 9 with 1472 views | stowmarketrange |
| Plymouth on 20:10 - Feb 9 by CiderwithRsie |
Excellent result for Queen's Park, when did they last win at Ibrox? |
I think they used to play their home games at Hampden Park until it got redeveloped.A couple of hundred fans in a ground that held thousands. |  | | |
| Plymouth on 21:32 - Feb 9 with 1396 views | Bluce_Ree |
Eat shit LOLverpool c*nts. |  |
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| Plymouth on 21:48 - Feb 9 with 1347 views | FredManRave |
| Plymouth on 21:32 - Feb 9 by Bluce_Ree |
Eat shit LOLverpool c*nts. |
They've had their mouth Ply'ed? |  |
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| Plymouth on 22:07 - Feb 9 with 1292 views | numptydumpty |
| Plymouth on 21:48 - Feb 9 by FredManRave |
They've had their mouth Ply'ed? |
A colleague is a season ticket holder for Plymouth despite living here.
He was expecting Salah et al.
If it was me, I would have been so peed off, with Liverpools teamsheet.
Plymouth would have been favourites. But can't really say they beat Liverpool.
But the level of respect, Liverpool have shown this competition today should be punished and not allowed.
It's a competition dreadfully tarnished. But of course the FA allow this because they are pathetically weak !!
Anyhow my Plymouth supporting colleague thinks they will definitely stay up, however he believed Rooney was a decent appointment.. [Post edited 9 Feb 22:09]
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| Plymouth on 22:25 - Feb 9 with 1258 views | jeffranger50 |
Totally agree with Gary banister 86 & deserved what they got a loss [Post edited 9 Feb 22:26]
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| Plymouth on 22:28 - Feb 9 with 1246 views | HAYESBOY |
These 'big' teams get the rules changed so no replays, and then they still disrespect the competition and opposition by sticking out a 2nd/3rd team.
Got what they deserved. |  |
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| Plymouth on 22:35 - Feb 9 with 1214 views | numptydumpty |
If Liverpool were drawn away to Man Utd or Arsenal, would they have put out the side they did today ???
I don't think so, they would not want a rival or a familiar foe to get one over on them. The competition is irrelevant. It's the opposition that would determine their team selection.
Total joke tbh... | |
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| Plymouth on 22:57 - Feb 9 with 1175 views | dennisbailey92 |
Anyone that went down to Devon a few weeks ago can tell you Plymouth were shocking, their keeper made a few worldies.
The gap between the prem and championship is massive but only if the prem teams play half of their first team, don’t know why they don’t start them and take them off when up |  | | |
| Plymouth on 23:02 - Feb 9 with 1148 views | connell10 |
| Plymouth on 19:21 - Feb 9 by daveB |
Why can't they do both?
I'm not sure them losing today would help them staying up either, the confidence they must get from today will help them.
The 2 new centre halves they have were outstanding |
We shall see. |  |
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| Plymouth on 23:03 - Feb 9 with 1145 views | ManinBlack |
| Plymouth on 20:48 - Feb 9 by ManinBlack |
The last time they beat Rangers was in 1882 so around then or earlier. They were always part time until around 2020. |
Right I have had a detailed look at the past meetings and it appears the last time Queen's Park won at Ibrox was in 1948 and their last home win over Rangers was in 1928. It appears the Spiders hadn't beaten Rangers in the cup since 1882 as the 1928/48 wins were in the league. [Post edited 9 Feb 23:52]
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| Plymouth on 23:22 - Feb 9 with 1105 views | daveB |
| Plymouth on 22:35 - Feb 9 by numptydumpty |
If Liverpool were drawn away to Man Utd or Arsenal, would they have put out the side they did today ???
I don't think so, they would not want a rival or a familiar foe to get one over on them. The competition is irrelevant. It's the opposition that would determine their team selection.
Total joke tbh... |
the competition is far from irrelevant, it's been great this weekend a couple of brilliant games, knockout football at it's best. If it was a league game between a team at the top and a team at the bottom you can be sure the team at the top wouldn't play a full strength team maybe leave 1 or 2 out ahead of a game against a rival, it's no different in the cup
If Liverpool, QPR or other teams want to rest people and throw the games thats upto them, it doesn't devalue anything and for Liverpool it's certainly understandable when they have Everton on Wednesday and and a semi final a few days ago
This all comes imo from the top clubs who drive the message that cups don't matter so everyone copies them and then look shocked that it's the big club that always win them as their squads can cope with resting 4/5 players in the early rounds | | | |
| Plymouth on 06:36 - Feb 10 with 862 views | rbee |
| Plymouth on 17:08 - Feb 9 by kernowhoop |
The Liverpool line-up was an insult to Plymouth, but, Argyle will not care about that. This is the kind of fun that you can have if you take the Third Round seriously. |
They did say on the commentary that Liverpool have 5 Premier League games in the next 15 days so yesterdays team selection was understandable. |  | | |
| Plymouth on 09:02 - Feb 10 with 666 views | francisbowles |
Well-done Plymouth, and as we have already played you twice, now replicate that form, survive in your relegation battle, whilst taking three points off all the teams you play, that are lying from 5th to14th in the Championship.😁 | | | |
| Plymouth on 09:13 - Feb 10 with 617 views | Superhoops2808 |
| Plymouth on 09:02 - Feb 10 by francisbowles |
Well-done Plymouth, and as we have already played you twice, now replicate that form, survive in your relegation battle, whilst taking three points off all the teams you play, that are lying from 5th to14th in the Championship.😁 |
And if you have a spare 5 minutes, arrange peace in the Middle East  |  | | |
| Plymouth on 09:16 - Feb 10 with 590 views | Addinall |
| Plymouth on 21:18 - Feb 9 by stowmarketrange |
I think they used to play their home games at Hampden Park until it got redeveloped.A couple of hundred fans in a ground that held thousands. |
The club owned Hampden park until they sold it to The S F A in 2020. They still play there now. | | | |
| Plymouth on 09:26 - Feb 10 with 530 views | stantheman10 |
| Plymouth on 22:07 - Feb 9 by numptydumpty |
A colleague is a season ticket holder for Plymouth despite living here.
He was expecting Salah et al.
If it was me, I would have been so peed off, with Liverpools teamsheet.
Plymouth would have been favourites. But can't really say they beat Liverpool.
But the level of respect, Liverpool have shown this competition today should be punished and not allowed.
It's a competition dreadfully tarnished. But of course the FA allow this because they are pathetically weak !!
Anyhow my Plymouth supporting colleague thinks they will definitely stay up, however he believed Rooney was a decent appointment.. [Post edited 9 Feb 22:09]
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Why can't they say they beat Liverpool? The team he put out still had 9 players that fairly regularly play for the first team and the Liverpool side that started the game would probably walk the Championship! | | | |
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