Match Thread Coventry City - Plymouth Argyle Match Thread - Thursday 26th Dec (69 Viewers)

Jamesimus

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He ha splayed in both recent clean sheets?

Maybe not the shit player experts believe on here....

He’s still a shit footballer “technically” speaking I think.

However, doesn’t always mean you’re “shit at football”. He has worked well in a team of late and sometimes that’s what you need. Think when he is able to just do the simple stuff, his desire and commitment to the cause allows him to do a good job. Got a lot of respect for him.
 

blunted

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I like a lot of what I see since Lampard took over and I think a few individuals look improved already but the single biggest one has to be EMC. It really is some change, suddenly looks worth the money and is frankly undroppable.
And apparently has had a slight injury all season. Hence, his early substitution against Pompey and today.
 

Captain Dart

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One major point before y'all get carried away, Plymouth were utter rubbish.
 

COVKIDSNEVERQUIT

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Don't care what anyone says, I fully see why Bassette starts over the other options atm. His movement moves defenders and makes room for others.


But some people say Simms should play, and when he does come on, does he impose himself does he f**k, against one of the worst teams in the league, what the hell, same goes for a Thomas Assante.
 

Sky Blue Goblin

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Good all around performance and avoided a potential banana skin.

Happy to see quite a few do well and in particular Eccles making an impact after being out the squad.

Happy for Dovin as well, while he didn’t have much to do, thought he was calm and collected. Really good save as well.

Now we just need to keep it up for Millwall
 

Grendel

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haha- we were never, ever in danger of relegation. Not then, not now.

It was beyond negativity to suggest we were ever at serious risk of going down, only those with ‘an agenda’ or compulsively pessimistic were saying otherwise.

So one point off relegation and you’ve been beaten by championship powerhouses like Derby and Sheffield Wednesday meant we were never in danger at all.

Makes perfect sense that
 

clint van damme

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Let's be honest if robins was in charge no one would be talking about how shit Plymouth were

Don't talk rubbish.

People constantly tried to play down achievements under Robins.

And Plymouth were shit, there's no point pretending otherwise.
But I'm still of the train of thought that you can only beat what's in front of you, and we did it emphatically.
 

covcity4life

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Don't talk rubbish.

People constantly tried to play down achievements under Robins.

And Plymouth were shit, there's no point pretending otherwise.
But I'm still of the train of thought that you can only beat what's in front of you, and we did it emphatically.
It's not rubbish

You are right Clint. There r idiots that put robins down

But don't pretend there are not idiots who dislike lampard and put him down.
 

Evo1883

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So one point off relegation and you’ve been beaten by championship powerhouses like Derby and Sheffield Wednesday meant we were never in danger at all.

Makes perfect sense that
Sheffield Wednesday have the 5th best championship record of 2024 I believe and are 4 points off 6th currently, Derby will go above us as they're beating west brom 1-0
 

clint van damme

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It's not rubbish

You are right Clint. There r idiots that put robins down

But don't pretend there are not idiots who dislike lampard and put him down.

Try looking at the thread from the Oxford game for starters.
So it isnt rubbish.
You never mentioned Lampard in the post I replied to so my response is nothing to so with him so I not pretending anything.
 

stupot07

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Don't talk rubbish.

People constantly tried to play down achievements under Robins.

And Plymouth were shit, there's no point pretending otherwise.
But I'm still of the train of thought that you can only beat what's in front of you, and we did it emphatically.

Yeah Plymouth were shit. I didn't think I'd see a worse team than Hull, but fair play to Plymouth they smashed it.

12 away games now, only 3 goals scored and conceded 33, managing just 2 draws. Add to that missing 4-5 of their best players like Whittaker. They will finish bottom.

Doesn't matter if it's Lampard or Robins. They were shit.
 

Hobo

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It was a very good performance today and a great reaction to the diabolical second half performance at Portsmouth. Okay Plymouth are no great shakes, but you can only play what is on front of you. At times this season we have failed to put teams away even if they are very poor...so a step in the right direction.

I was just glad to see the main two weak links out of the team, Collins and Da Silva. If anybody can't see Bidwell is a better defender, a better attacking option and more astute tactically than Da Silva.... then I would question their knowledge of football and whether they actually go to games.

Dovin and Wilson are the way forward in goal. In one and a half season I have seen nothing in Collins to suggest why we bought him?
 

covcity4life

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Yeah Plymouth were shit. I didn't think I'd see a worse team than Hull, but fair play to Plymouth they smashed it.

12 away games now, only 3 goals scored and conceded 33, managing just 2 draws. Add to that missing 4-5 of their best players like Whittaker. They will finish bottom.

Doesn't matter if it's Lampard or Robins. They were shit.
Yet I remember some poster saying rather Rooney than lampard
 

Hobo

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They were worse than Hull and I never thought that possible

Well we were worse than Hull second half at Portsmouth so I'm not going to gloat on how poor other sides are.
 

RegTheDonk

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We were playing bottom and you could see why so lets not get carried away, but really pleased we put on a performance to a full house and gave everyone a christmas lift that was definately needed. Dovin didn't need to do much but a great save and more commanding display when required should hopefully give the defence a bit more confidence. Thought Joel was great, showed strength and versatility, just a shame we have to put a lot on him. Desilva going forward is supposed to be the reason some preferred him over Bidwell, well Bidders seems to be more than capable of doing that when required, I know who I'd rather see as first choice. Happy for Josh too who's had a fair bit of stick over the years, deservedly some times, but too brilliant strikes from long range shows you dont aways need to blow millions as long as you have the team to develop potential.
 

Brighton Sky Blue

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Sure but being poor 1 game means very little to how they are in general , they are now above us as it stands
So is over half the league. Sheffield Wednesday however did look very impressive, overperforming big time given the average players they've got on paper.
 

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