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For those who can't be there on Saturday, how will you be following the game?
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Yeah, luckily I'm in Sweden so it's Viaplay rather than Sky for the other match, and I don't think they do scoreflashes in the same way.
If I was capable of doing that, it would probably be better for my health... as I just wrote in my Swedish match preview
At my fudgeing nieces wedding, will be listening with an earphone I don't care what anyone says and getting WhatsApps from my friends at the game.
fudgeing may weddings, what the fudge were they fudgeing thinking. Non football following fudgeing horse loving rough shooting fudgeing feckwits. Gotta love yer family though
fudgeing may weddings, what the fudge were they fudgeing thinking. Non football following fudgeing horse loving rough shooting fudgeing feckwits. Gotta love yer family though
Just googled st Kilda island, a rock in the Altantic, the most westerly part of the UK, zero inhabitants, sounds like the best place to be!
4.30 am start for me in California also but will be logged into Argyle TV.
Wife has passed on the invite but she is a Hammers fan!
Hope my celebrations will wake her up! Go Greens!
Wife has passed on the invite but she is a Hammers fan!
Hope my celebrations will wake her up! Go Greens!
Unfortunately I will be running a stall at Toby's Garden Festival at Powderham castle so will be checking the phone every 5 mins and grumpy as hell if it all goes Pete tong!
At kick-off time I’ll leave the house with my 2 dogs for a long walk, without my phone, and return 2 hours later and look straight at the league table.
I’m feeling sick to the core of my stomach even now so couldn’t bear to follow the game live! COYGs! Come on the Canaries!
I’m feeling sick to the core of my stomach even now so couldn’t bear to follow the game live! COYGs! Come on the Canaries!
Soccer Saturday on SKY as I don’t have the nerve to watch Argyle today. At least this way I’ll see it all unfold as it happens.
I’ll be at Twickenham to watch the Army Navy rugby game. Often an Army victory, the Navy won convincingly last year. So, if all is well, I will celebrate two great victories today. Or, if we go down and are humped at Twickers it’ll be a thoroughly miserable day.
On Wednesday 29 April 1959 Argyle had to better Hull City's result at Wrexham to win the League. There was no local TV on the one channel we had via the aerial, no local news on the two channels via Rediffusion. There were three BBC radio channels, the Light Programme, the Third Programme and the Home Service, plus Radio Luxembourg. The Home Service carried two short bulletins of local news a day. Argyle kicked off at 730 and by the time most got home broadcasting was shut down for the night. Most who were not there would need a visit to the paper shop next morning with the Western Morning News the only source, nine hours after the games finished. The national papers, trained from Paddington, left too early to include the results.So at least no elaborate plans to avoid critical results were needed - the challenge was finding out the score!
