He's lucky he pulled it off. Stupid place to try it really.
Despite being a nutmeg, it was a low risk move as his legs were that wide open, it could have fit 3 footballs between them.
He's learning the trade out wide. What I would call stupid, is how the number of inside flicks Matthew's decided to attempt last season. Not what you expect from a seasoned specialist RB.
Did i hear Plymouth fans singing 'Charlton get battered everywhere they go at 0-0'?
I thought I heard that - Wasn't sure if they were saying Charlton or one of their rivals though.
Equally didnt understand the Pasty chant from us. Unless I'm missing a trick, Plymouth is in Devon rather than Cornwall - Never had the pleasure of being able to enjoy a Devon Pasty before
Aren't they sponsored by Ginsters? They of the mediocre pasty?
My wife’s family are from Devon and people there are adamant that the Cornish “stole” the pasty from them, guessing that’s why there’s the Ginsters/pasty connection with Plymouth (also Plymouth is in Devon but right next to Cornwall border). There’s also some bollocks about the correct order to put the cream and the jam on a scone or something that causes inter-county rivalry.
Jam before the cream is the only way to go. Discuss
Did i hear Plymouth fans singing 'Charlton get battered everywhere they go at 0-0'?
I thought I heard that - Wasn't sure if they were saying Charlton or one of their rivals though.
Equally didnt understand the Pasty chant from us. Unless I'm missing a trick, Plymouth is in Devon rather than Cornwall - Never had the pleasure of being able to enjoy a Devon Pasty before
Aren't they sponsored by Ginsters? They of the mediocre pasty?
My wife’s family are from Devon and people there are adamant that the Cornish “stole” the pasty from them, guessing that’s why there’s the Ginsters/pasty connection with Plymouth (also Plymouth is in Devon but right next to Cornwall border). There’s also some bollocks about the correct order to put the cream and the jam on a scone or something that causes inter-county rivalry.
Jam before the cream is the only way to go. Discuss
I see cream as like the butter you put on bread when making a sandwich.
You wouldn't make a cheese sandwich & put the cheese first & then the butter.
For some reason, he doesn't seem a fans favourite. Lets hope that changes soon.
I don't think we have a song for Purrington and DJ?
I may have written jaysemi off too early given what I’ve seen since jacko took over - that first half performance from him was as much as you can ask for from a wide man - I do think that he needs to try and pick people out a bit more and his shooting doesn’t appear to be up to much but I totally retract what i said a few weeks ago about him / he had that defender in Saturday completely and utterly beat
Only slight thing I’d have changed from Saturday is once we went 2-0 up, instead of persisting with that twist and shout stuff which didn’t really catch on, we should have given it a 5 /10 minute solid rendition of Johnnie Jackson’s red and white stny and got the whole ground singing it to leave TS’s ears ringing with it
Only slight thing I’d have changed from Saturday is once we went 2-0 up, instead of persisting with that twist and shout stuff which didn’t really catch on, we should have given it a 5 /10 minute solid rendition of Johnnie Jackson’s red and white stny and got the whole ground singing it to leave TS’s ears ringing with it
Did i hear Plymouth fans singing 'Charlton get battered everywhere they go at 0-0'?
I thought I heard that - Wasn't sure if they were saying Charlton or one of their rivals though.
Equally didnt understand the Pasty chant from us. Unless I'm missing a trick, Plymouth is in Devon rather than Cornwall - Never had the pleasure of being able to enjoy a Devon Pasty before
Aren't they sponsored by Ginsters? They of the mediocre pasty?
My wife’s family are from Devon and people there are adamant that the Cornish “stole” the pasty from them, guessing that’s why there’s the Ginsters/pasty connection with Plymouth (also Plymouth is in Devon but right next to Cornwall border). There’s also some bollocks about the correct order to put the cream and the jam on a scone or something that causes inter-county rivalry.
Jam before the cream is the only way to go. Discuss
Did i hear Plymouth fans singing 'Charlton get battered everywhere they go at 0-0'?
I thought I heard that - Wasn't sure if they were saying Charlton or one of their rivals though.
Equally didnt understand the Pasty chant from us. Unless I'm missing a trick, Plymouth is in Devon rather than Cornwall - Never had the pleasure of being able to enjoy a Devon Pasty before
Aren't they sponsored by Ginsters? They of the mediocre pasty?
My wife’s family are from Devon and people there are adamant that the Cornish “stole” the pasty from them, guessing that’s why there’s the Ginsters/pasty connection with Plymouth (also Plymouth is in Devon but right next to Cornwall border). There’s also some bollocks about the correct order to put the cream and the jam on a scone or something that causes inter-county rivalry.
Jam before the cream is the only way to go. Discuss
I see cream as like the butter you put on bread when making a sandwich.
You wouldn't make a cheese sandwich & put the cheese first & then the butter.
Did i hear Plymouth fans singing 'Charlton get battered everywhere they go at 0-0'?
I thought I heard that - Wasn't sure if they were saying Charlton or one of their rivals though.
Equally didnt understand the Pasty chant from us. Unless I'm missing a trick, Plymouth is in Devon rather than Cornwall - Never had the pleasure of being able to enjoy a Devon Pasty before
Aren't they sponsored by Ginsters? They of the mediocre pasty?
My wife’s family are from Devon and people there are adamant that the Cornish “stole” the pasty from them, guessing that’s why there’s the Ginsters/pasty connection with Plymouth (also Plymouth is in Devon but right next to Cornwall border). There’s also some bollocks about the correct order to put the cream and the jam on a scone or something that causes inter-county rivalry.
Jam before the cream is the only way to go. Discuss
I see cream as like the butter you put on bread when making a sandwich.
You wouldn't make a cheese sandwich & put the cheese first & then the butter.
So a scone is no different. Cream & then the Jam.
Surely a better analogy would be making a cheese and pickle sandwich, where you put the pickle first
Why on earth does their No.3 challenge his own team mate for a header - Three Plymouth players go for the same ball, yet its the No.3 that leaves Purrington the space.
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He's learning the trade out wide. What I would call stupid, is how the number of inside flicks Matthew's decided to attempt last season. Not what you expect from a seasoned specialist RB.
You wouldn't make a cheese sandwich & put the cheese first & then the butter.
So a scone is no different. Cream & then the Jam.
Why on earth does their No.3 challenge his own team mate for a header - Three Plymouth players go for the same ball, yet its the No.3 that leaves Purrington the space.
Will they dive like last season?