Leap of faith!!?

IJN · May 27, 2016

Hated that comment at the time, and it's now good to see Greg Clarke's comments about our Chairman and Club.

I know I'm 100% biased, but proud to see this in black and white.

http://www.pafc.co.uk/news/article/leag ... 28519.aspx

Well done to all of us, Argyle IS back, despite the doubters and stirrers.

:scarf: :scarf: :scarf:

Stuart House · May 27, 2016

That first paragraph is enough to give you shivers, and realise just how far we've come and how special Monday will be.

Metal Green Mickey · May 27, 2016

IJN":39x8gfpq said:
Hated that comment at the time, and it's now good to see Greg Clarke's comments about our Chairman and Club.

I know I'm 100% biased, but proud to see this in black and white.

http://www.pafc.co.uk/news/article/leag ... 28519.aspx

Well done to all of us, Argyle IS back, despite the doubters and stirrers.

:scarf: :scarf: :scarf:

I don't think some of us, including myself, realise how close we were.

We all say we want out of this division yet without Brent we could now we be 3 or 4 leagues further down beyond conference level.

Without Brent, there would be no Wembley trip in 2016.

IJN · May 27, 2016

This is the bit that some people still don't realise.

"When the League Board considered whether to permit Plymouth Argyle to continue as a member of the League back in 2011, it's probably safe to say that we were as close to preventing a club from carrying on as we've ever been in the modern era.

I know some people poo pooed the idea at the time, but there you have it from the man himself.

Presto · May 27, 2016

Excellent comment from the FL man. Anyone who has met James Brent and spoken to him will appreciate that he is a man of integrity and PAFC remains a force in the FL because of his involvement with the club. It really is time that the minority w-----s who persist in posting Brent out shut up and get out themselves.

IJN · May 27, 2016

There were a few people who attended a meeting in Stoke in August that year.

I know, Ian De Lar, Peter Ryan and Graham Clark were there, as was I, that was the day a few of us (I did definitely) thought we'd lost our club.

I can remember a few of us having to leave the room for a breather during that meeting.

Keepitgreen · May 27, 2016

"..........it's probably safe to say that we were as close to preventing a club from carrying on as we've ever been in the modern era".

Frightening statement. Well done JB and everyone who has worked tirelessly to get us where we are today.

cheshiregreen · May 27, 2016

Time to put that dreadful era behind us.

Let's take another step away from it on Monday.

COYG.

Ade the green · May 27, 2016

The real shame is that there are still people that would wish a more bitter end to the story.

That puts into perspective why it's as important for us as it is for Wimbledon to achieve promotion come Monday evening. The end of a long and painful journey and possibly the beginning of another more prosperous one.

Balham Green · May 28, 2016

At the final whistle on Monday if we win think about the sacrifices made especially by staff but also the players and the efforts of a small group of fans 5 years ago - And try not to get emotional. And if we lose - try not to get emotional!

Bermudian Green · May 28, 2016

Is this the same football league who allowed Wimbledon to move to Milton Keynes?

Guiri Green · May 28, 2016

IJN":21ez6gdo said:
This is the bit that some people still don't realise.

"When the League Board considered whether to permit Plymouth Argyle to continue as a member of the League back in 2011, it's probably safe to say that we were as close to preventing a club from carrying on as we've ever been in the modern era.

Click to expand...

I know some people poo pooed the idea at the time, but there you have it from the man himself.

Thought of this while reading the Wimbledon / MK Dons thread. People and the Media tend to forget we have a story as well. Getting to Wembley is in many ways, as much as an achievement for us as anyone else.

HC Green · May 28, 2016

I think the media hasn't picked up just how much this game means to us fans due to the fact that we came so close to losing the club, which is why we have sold so many tickets.
Hoping to see RESURGAM on the front of Tuesday's Herald.

Broc's Pilgrimage · May 28, 2016

HC Green":3lk3apj5 said:
I think the media hasn't picked up just how much this game means to us fans due to the fact that we came so close to losing the club, which is why we have sold so many tickets.

They'll realise Monday when they hear us ! I hope a collective 30000 will vocalise for 90 mins the 6 yrs of nerves, pride, emotion and love many of us have for our club

Liam Vercoe · May 28, 2016

We're Plymouth Argyle, we always believe!

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