Been to Home Park many times over the years, I once witnessed Tommy Tynan (Plymouths Simon Garner) put 4 past us, that was a long trip home........I saw Scott Sellers score from a corner as the wind was that strong and Howard Gayle called us all "******g mad" for travelling at that way, Cheer Howard!

Most memorable has to be the playoff clincher under Kenny.

Tough game, but we're a tough side, Plymouth 1 Rovers 3

Anyone staying down there, Plymouth hoe and Barbican area are great, worked down there a few years back now, great areas for hotels, pubs and restaurants. 

https://www.visitplymouth.co.uk/explore/areas-to-visit/the-hoe

https://www.visitplymouth.co.uk/things-to-do/the-barbican-p1706033

Biggest away win in our history 👍

How did the ticket sales go? Was it a nightmare to get one?
 

I have spent the weekend trying to sell the idea of a trip to Dharamsala for the final test in India next March, is there a better venue in world cricket

At the foot of the Himalayas? 

26 minutes ago, RevidgeBlue said:

That doesn't seem to apply to Dolan who never stops running or attempting to harry the opposition - most on here can't seem to stand him.

Or Gallagher as I mentioned on the last page 😉

39 minutes ago, Tyrone Shoelaces said:

Fans always take to players who are obviously putting in 100% effort, even if they aren’t always the most skilful.

Gallagher should get more credit, the lad puts in 110% every game. 

14 minutes ago, ABRAM ROVER said:

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Yeah it's my flag that Gav. He epitomises Arte Et Labore doesn't he 🫡

Well Abram Rover I salute you, great flag for a special player and you're spot on, he epitomises Arte Et Labore

Did anyone see the Sammy Szmodics flag as Watford, I've not seen it myself, if anyone has a photo to share that would be great.

The lad is firmly a fan favourite, a superb buy by the team.

1 hour ago, den said:

I was impressed today. I thought we played really well. Watford will think they were unlucky but rovers were never outstretched or outplayed IMO.

Defensively we were organised and mistakes were rare. We were caught out with the balls inside Brittain a number of times but that was about it.

When you’re trying to make judgements on a player, watch him away from home. Today showed up Leonard’s frailties. He has a lot to work on. Dolan, well did he ever find another team mate when he was on? I was also just saying to my son how Hedges does a lot of running with the ball but rarely creates or scores. Within minutes, guess what happened!

Got to mention Adam Wharton again. I don’t think I can remember the last time I saw a young rovers player with the passing ability that he’s got. First time passes, no first touch needed. He can do everything. Some of the things he does, some of his vision is Messi-like. He’s not there yet. He could contribute a lot more during the 90 minutes and he could reduce the number of times he concedes possession, all things any manager would demand. If you can’t get excited by his abilities though, then I really don’t know what you want.

Good show today but real team strengthening required up front. 

Great post den 👍

34 minutes ago, rigger said:

I am slightly drunk now,  I have had  great week-end and don't give a fuck.

Brilliant rigger 🤣👍

Travis, Gally and Hedges take a bow, superb that. 

Surprised not to see Gallagher in the starting 11, he's had a very good start to the season, must be tactical or baby fatigue! 

Can't add anything to the above, spot on, I was going to raise the theatrics too.

Dubois did well for 7/1 underdog, he may even get a 2nd payday if Warren keeps moaning about the low blow!

I’m sure it’s been shared before, but thanks to uncle jacks blue n white army:

It doesn't take a genus to read between the lines, we have an unhappy manager who was sold a club with ambition, that has once again very quickly gone bad. Its all the more galling because after he arrived as 4/5th choice, he does seem to have plenty about him, yet the owners aren't interested in the slightest and he will walk, I have no doubt about that.

We have a number of posters who defend Venkys to the hilt, blaming everyone else for the clubs failings. I don't believe they do this because they think they're great owners, but because they think we have no other options.

If JDT does walk, will those same posters continue to support the owners? 

On 18/08/2023 at 05:59, Gav said:

Clint Eastwood apparently.

I’ve just seen Parky interviewing Clint Eastwood in 2003, must have been some incorrect information being given out that he never got him on the show.

Giles, Bell and Kaminski all playing in Premiership tonight, good luck to them.

4 hours ago, roversfan99 said:

Gallagher was as good as he has been for a while. His role today would not require an explanation. Not only did he offer us a threat, he helped to protect Brittain who was hopeless.

Gally was playing with an injury for a while last season, doing the hard yards for the side until he was forced to sit things out and recover. 

He was very good yesterday, scored, we can’t ask for more than that from him.

Pity we couldn’t hang on, we draw a line under that game and move on.

Onwards and upwards. 
 

Mrs has just watched "Save me" and "6th Commandment" - She says they're both superb, outstanding at times and both wonderfully acted.

6 hours ago, Exiled_Rover said:

That's a disgustingly bad front 3 at this level.

Yet we've not struggled to score so far this season Exiled.

Rovers 2 Hull City 1

8 hours ago, Mike E said:

DeNiro?

Clint Eastwood apparently.

12 minutes ago, oldjamfan1 said:

I’m pretty sure that would be old blue eyes?

I'm sure he had regrets over missing out on Frank, but it wasn't the A-List star I heard today.

The brilliant Michael Parkinson has passed away aged 88.

Does anyone know the one film star he failed to have on his show? He tried his entire career, but this A-lister refused.

9 hours ago, Ewood Ace said:

It appears that it was rumours of his recovery that had been exaggerated. Just a travelling reserve.

Not retried and finished as some claimed then 😉