Phil Sloggett":3n8u35i4 said:IJN":3n8u35i4 said:You're as miserable as your old man sometimes Steve, you really are.
This man 'who doesn't like football' has a new number plate on his car. It starts with 'P' and ends in 'ARG' - Something doesn't quite fit really does it.
I'm pi$$ed off with losing at Morecambe, I fully expected three points when travelling up, but 'outplayed' that's just pure crap, so why should that moronic comment go unchallenged.
I do agree about JS being negative, if we had an attacking midfielder in that team yesterday I reckon we could have been 3-1 at half time.
But to see the OP's nonsense early this morning just underlines what some miserable sods are like.
We've come some distance from where we were, we've got a way to go yet, but from what I saw yesterday, we were desperately unlucky.
Still perhaps the Argyle wearing OP knows so much about football he's right from hundreds of miles away and us dimwits that attended saw the wrong thing.
Try looking at the positives as well as the negatives and certainly resist the temptation to talk crap.
People tend to read such rubbish and dismiss posters when if delivered differently people would agree with some of their points.
As for his 'Plymouth deserves better' comment, it certainly does, but simply moaning and Nanking about things doesn't really help does it?
Must go, I have an Argyle polo to buy, to prove I'm a real fan that cares!!
Ian, I accept that using the words 'outplayed by Morecambe' possibly weren't the best to use. We did lose though, something which doesn't bother some people enough in my opinion (you are not one of them, I know that!).
I can assure you that I'm not a 'miserable sod', as you put it. I'm just an ordinary fan who wants better from his underperforming football club.
With regards to what we do about it, I don't know. To be honest, some people are employed by the club to consider ways in which things can be improved. Perhaps they should be giving it some thought?
If you can agree that the phrase "outplayed by Morcambe" was badly phrased, what about your OP title? Nothing about that post is about pride or shame, it's about being happy or sad, content or discontent. To say you have no pride in your club means you are ashamed of your club so you and those that have agreed with you need to challenge yourselves to why you believe that way. I'm sorry if that at 16:45 yesterday Plymouth turned into a Dickensian melodrama and you had rotten fruit and veg thrown at you for daring to wear something green but you know it didn't happen.
Do I have pride in PAFC? you bet. Did we the supporters accept the club was going to die? No, and we have a few people to thank for that.
After so many years of thinking we'll lose every game because we can only field kids, do I feel more confidence for our future? Yes.
Do I want to watch a more swashbuckling style of football with flying wingmen, midfielders dancing through the opponents defences? Yes, but that's style over substance.
We lost yesterday to a club that is currently second in the table. We played away from home and the distances travelled again by the GA means our away support is second to none. We've lost our first game in three so it's called a halt to our little run but we've two home games now to get back on track. We're sitting nicely in the table so I think we have more positives on the playing side than negatives.
Off the pitch things are slow to happen, but we've been waiting too long for the stadium to be completed even before JBs involvement and why should a misfiring communications department bring you shame. If you make a pudding, be careful not to over egg it.