Green90":bug7fsir said:Has it not occurred to anyone that Andy Phillips simply tasks his team with doing a 'Twitter round up' post-game.
Most fans on the #pafc hashtag around the past few weeks have been exceptionally angry, particularly with Adams. Rightly or wrongly, not really relevant.
Then Mr James has had to do a Twitter round up, as per his editor's instructions, and the clear narrative is the one he uses.
I am not a fan of it, I think it's lazy practice, but I'd imagine it isn't his choice and it's not like fans have been positive until this week, is it?
Quintrell_Green":19xhkean said:Green90":19xhkean said:Has it not occurred to anyone that Andy Phillips simply tasks his team with doing a 'Twitter round up' post-game.
Most fans on the #pafc hashtag around the past few weeks have been exceptionally angry, particularly with Adams. Rightly or wrongly, not really relevant.
Then Mr James has had to do a Twitter round up, as per his editor's instructions, and the clear narrative is the one he uses.
I am not a fan of it, I think it's lazy practice, but I'd imagine it isn't his choice and it's not like fans have been positive until this week, is it?
There has been some gnashing of teeth early this season, that is accepted, but you do not read Argyle related editorial with such an 'edge' in for example the local 'Independent' newspaper on a Sunday. This guy is never going to be another Henry Winter that's for sure starting on a provincial newspaper, but he could learn from the standards of the metropolitan football columnists, who all have their favourite teams.
Kentishgreen":1u6hxyyt said:So who are our greatest rivals - Chelsea, Man U? Certainly not palearse
up_the_line":2z07gnkn said:read all about it, read all about it..
'MAN DOES JOB CORRECTLY. LOCALS NOT HAPPY'
There was shock and anger in Plymouth today when a man employed in the city was found to be from somewhere else.
The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, had apparently never previously disclosed his place of birth to his employers, who have spoken of their horror to find that they had been paying the wages of an outsider.
Bosses at the firm told us of their shock and that he'd been a model employee as long as they can recall, had always been on time and never bailed out on the Tesco biscuit run.
The web of deception came crashing down around the man earlier today when by chance he left his phone unattended and a personal call came through with an unusual dialling code.
The man was last seen fleeing towards Dartmoor pursued by an enraged mob. Residents are advised to remain vigilant and to avoid anyone with a mildly different accent.
If you've been affected by this story there isn't a helpline
justanotherfan":p2rztb1z said:Kentishgreen":p2rztb1z said:So who are our greatest rivals - Chelsea, Man U? Certainly not palearse
Eh! Bradford, Oxford, Wimbledon etc. etc., in fact any team currently in League One and not some small town club, with no history, in a league lower than us. At almost 50 miles distant it would not even be a local derby.
Lundan Cabbie":my1penzg said:justanotherfan":my1penzg said:Kentishgreen":my1penzg said:So who are our greatest rivals - Chelsea, Man U? Certainly not palearse
Eh! Bradford, Oxford, Wimbledon etc. etc., in fact any team currently in League One and not some small town club, with no history, in a league lower than us. At almost 50 miles distant it would not even be a local derby.
It says "GREATEST rival" not this season's rivals. If it isn't them, then who could it be?
up_the_line":17my5ftg said:read all about it, read all about it..
'MAN DOES JOB CORRECTLY. LOCALS NOT HAPPY'
There was shock and anger in Plymouth today when a man employed in the city was found to be from somewhere else.
The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, had apparently never previously disclosed his place of birth to his employers, who have spoken of their horror to find that they had been paying the wages of an outsider.
Bosses at the firm told us of their shock and that he'd been a model employee as long as they can recall, had always been on time and never bailed out on the Tesco biscuit run.
The web of deception came crashing down around the man earlier today when by chance he left his phone unattended and a personal call came through with an unusual dialling code.
The man was last seen fleeing towards Dartmoor pursued by an enraged mob. Residents are advised to remain vigilant and to avoid anyone with a mildly different accent.
If you've been affected by this story there isn't a helpline
Chocolate Cake":3ifw9sbl said:up_the_line":3ifw9sbl said:read all about it, read all about it..
'MAN DOES JOB CORRECTLY. LOCALS NOT HAPPY'
There was shock and anger in Plymouth today when a man employed in the city was found to be from somewhere else.
The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, had apparently never previously disclosed his place of birth to his employers, who have spoken of their horror to find that they had been paying the wages of an outsider.
Bosses at the firm told us of their shock and that he'd been a model employee as long as they can recall, had always been on time and never bailed out on the Tesco biscuit run.
The web of deception came crashing down around the man earlier today when by chance he left his phone unattended and a personal call came through with an unusual dialling code.
The man was last seen fleeing towards Dartmoor pursued by an enraged mob. Residents are advised to remain vigilant and to avoid anyone with a mildly different accent.
If you've been affected by this story there isn't a helpline
You've got a talent for comedy. That sums up this thread perfectly.
As for the poster who bought 50 copies of the Herald to put them in the bin. You bought 50 copies you sad sausage - good grief don't you get the irony? Only hope you put them in the re-cycling bin.
justanotherfan":2dssz1d8 said:Chocolate Cake":2dssz1d8 said:up_the_line":2dssz1d8 said:read all about it, read all about it..
'MAN DOES JOB CORRECTLY. LOCALS NOT HAPPY'
There was shock and anger in Plymouth today when a man employed in the city was found to be from somewhere else.
The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, had apparently never previously disclosed his place of birth to his employers, who have spoken of their horror to find that they had been paying the wages of an outsider.
Bosses at the firm told us of their shock and that he'd been a model employee as long as they can recall, had always been on time and never bailed out on the Tesco biscuit run.
The web of deception came crashing down around the man earlier today when by chance he left his phone unattended and a personal call came through with an unusual dialling code.
The man was last seen fleeing towards Dartmoor pursued by an enraged mob. Residents are advised to remain vigilant and to avoid anyone with a mildly different accent.
If you've been affected by this story there isn't a helpline
You've got a talent for comedy. That sums up this thread perfectly.
As for the poster who bought 50 copies of the Herald to put them in the bin. You bought 50 copies you sad sausage - good grief don't you get the irony? Only hope you put them in the re-cycling bin.
Really?
Lundan Cabbie":3etpu8dt said:justanotherfan":3etpu8dt said:Kentishgreen":3etpu8dt said:So who are our greatest rivals - Chelsea, Man U? Certainly not palearse
Eh! Bradford, Oxford, Wimbledon etc. etc., in fact any team currently in League One and not some small town club, with no history, in a league lower than us. At almost 50 miles distant it would not even be a local derby.
It says "GREATEST rival" not this season's rivals. If it isn't them, then who could it be?
Guiri Green":1dysrrzu said:So, he thinks us Argyle fans are idiots worthy of a wind up does he ? Well, I'm not one for trying to get someone a job change but have done the next best thing. I've been out and bought 50 copies of the Herald, I then threw them all in the bin without reading any of them !
Who's the mug now then, Mr Plymouth Herald ?