He was at the Argyle U18's yesterday in Newton Abbott and then last night he was at Falmouth watching Falmouth Town at Bickland Park
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Falmouth Town versus who?He was at the Argyle U18's yesterday in Newton Abbott and then last night he was at Falmouth watching Falmouth Town at Bickland Park
fixed itFalmouth Town versus who?
A good 3-1 win against Barnstaple which gives them a shot at the Southern league next season if they beat Clevedon this weekend in the final.fixed it
I think he's mentioned he's been regularly bullied during his life in Japan, so you get bad apples in every country it seems. As he said, it is sad, but he's seen it all beforeI think we have to take into account that Japanese culture is very very different to ours, with strict rules on respect, manners and behaviour. For example, you wouldn't see people eating food in the street. It must be quite a culture shock, especially as football is in itself a culture apart from the mainstream. You can learn about things and prepare yourself, but I've no doubt some of the things he has experienced will be quite shocking to him. Plus he comes from a fairly remote area. It will have been a steep learning curve. Can you imagine how some of us might find it if the boot were on the other foot? It can be very disorienting to be immersed in a strange culture especially if you don't speak the language. He's very brave.
Well done pasoti,I have to repeat yet again, we (Pasoti) paid his flights.
He's a landscape gardener by the way.
Think we would have been a few points higher if we'd kept those 3.
Jephcott was at the match as well. Photo of him with Hardies dad circulating
Wow..... That's a fantastic testament to the bond that team had. It's not like Plymouth is a short drive from anywhere or a couple of stops on a trainline for any of them. THAT is why the whole was so much more than the sum of the parts. Let's pray the next manager gets that.
Kon'nichiwa Ian and when does the dear boy go back? I would like to send him a copy of my book. A volunteer carer from Japan is in a group photo from the earlier Championship promotion and two other Japanese volunteer carers are in a photo as Argyle are massive in Japan. In turn Tats might like to meet up with some other pasty lovers who have stayed at my house in past over the years upon his return to Japan.I have to repeat yet again, we (Pasoti) paid his flights.
He's a landscape gardener by the way.