flowchart":2ly8r2ks said:
Being an Argyle supporter rather than a Swindon supporter? :think:
Based on emotion rather than 'evidence'. It's a sport not a spreadsheet!
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Being an Argyle supporter rather than a Swindon supporter? :think:
Based on emotion rather than 'evidence'. It's a sport not a spreadsheet!
Ex promising striker James Wilson has gone to Salford. If he is half as good as people thought he'd be 5 years ago he'll score plenty in League 2.
Many deals coming in now Former Exeter player Tom Nichols to Cheltenham, see the all the deals at the start of this thread.
I had to look twice when I saw this but it seems he has only scored 5 goals in his last 47 appearances for Derby, Sheff United and Aberdeen including blanks in all 16 appearances this season so he hasn't really lived up to his early promise.Joe Totale":2xbiku46 said:
SatisfiedinSouthway":nvsam2hh said:
In the last 10 games we've averaged 2.2 points per game - Swindon have only averaged 1.7. We should add 39.6 points to our tally on the basis of this form. Swindon only 27.2 points. ...... We're currently 5 points behind.
Whilst form changes - this is a reasonable reason to believe we'll finish above Swindon?
Making assumptions?????
The last ten games has NO bearing on the next ten games.
You ought to realise that by now, supporting Argyle would bring that home to you.
There is still everything to play for but Swindon have the advantage at the moment as they are top of the league, currently, and it is up to the rest of the division to catch them.
The last ten games has NO bearing on the next ten games.
You ought to realise that by now, supporting Argyle would bring that home to you.
There is still everything to play for but Swindon have the advantage at the moment as they are top of the league, currently, and it is up to the rest of the division to catch them.
Lloyd Jones, Plymouth lad we had on loan couple seasons back joins Northampton Town for rest of the season
jimsing":19bh6yv6 said:
No, not at all making assumptions - I'm a pessimist like all long-suffering Argyle fans.
Someone asked someone else on this thread what made them confident that we'd finish above Swindon. I merely suggested that recent form suggests that we will finish above them - there is a logical and rational explanation for this.
Do I personally think we'll finish above Swindon? No idea!
So at the end of the deadline here is a list of the teams who made deals and the # of transactions they made
Teams
Stevenage - 9
Morecambe - 7
Swindon - 7
Carlisle - 7
Salford - 6
Forest Green - 6
Oldham - 5
Scunthorpe - 4
Northampton - 4
Leyton Orient - 4
Grimsby - 5
Macclesfield - 4
Cheltenham - 3
Cambridge - 3
Fleetwood - 3
Bradford - 3
Mansfield - 3
Plymouth Argyle - 2
Walsall - 2
Crawley - 2
Newport County - 2
Exeter - 1
Colchester - 1
Port Vale - 1
Crewe - 1
Teams
Stevenage - 9
Morecambe - 7
Swindon - 7
Carlisle - 7
Salford - 6
Forest Green - 6
Oldham - 5
Scunthorpe - 4
Northampton - 4
Leyton Orient - 4
Grimsby - 5
Macclesfield - 4
Cheltenham - 3
Cambridge - 3
Fleetwood - 3
Bradford - 3
Mansfield - 3
Plymouth Argyle - 2
Walsall - 2
Crawley - 2
Newport County - 2
Exeter - 1
Colchester - 1
Port Vale - 1
Crewe - 1
Interesting to see that two managers, Darrell Clarke and Paul Hurst, both heavily linked to the Argyle job before RL took over, were both sacked this week ...
Two bright young things who have fallen by the wayside for the time being. Hurst in particular must be wondering where it all went wrong since he left Shrewsbury. Similar with Nathan Jones who could do no wrong at Luton. Both over promoted to early in their career perhaps. I’m sure Ryan Lowe is an ambitious man, but he will be hoping he can achieve big things with Argyle.
