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No disrespect to Collins but he reminds me of an over aggressive bloke we had at 5 a side. He would take a secret powder rumoured to be used by the Russian weightlifters 60 mins before ko and do 30 press ups on his knuckles before kick off and then run around kicking everybody without getting near the ball.

Might be time to add Cybulski to the bench maybe he can have a impact coming off it has Collins appears to not affect the game either starting or coming on.

Too be fair though,the refs have been the same in the championship for the last 3 seasons,it has got to be some kind of vendetta against us as it seems to happen every game,whether it be something simple as a foul against us or the constant b******* penalties we have had against us this season,in my eyes teams like Reading who are guilty of the same stuff as us never get any of this s**** thrown at them like we do!!???

On the way home and I'm absolutely livid. Firstly because we did everything right first half. We nullified them, kept a great shape, and we looked a level above them.
2nd half we came out and let them dictate. We allowed them to walk through us at times, but the most irritating part of it all was how gun shy we were. Plymouth proved that if you shoot, you score, even if it takes a deflection. Countless times we had an opportunity to shoot first time but we took an unnecessary extra touch and squandered it.
 
The free kick in the last couple minutes was us in a nutshell. You're 20 yards out, perfect position, yet we f***** about trying to be too clever and again, came to nothing.
We need to sort that out because we're gifting too many points to teams solely off the back of our own naivety.
 
I hate Plymouth, I hate the shitty accent, I hate their ugly mascot, I hate their inbred fans. Proper ruined my week.
 
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Not as tiresome as the endless sh*t decisions we keep getting

On the way back from the game.
I think we executed our game plan well for 50-55 minutes. We battled hard and contained Plymouth really well. The only chance of note they had was the one that flashed past Wildsmith’s right hand post.
Mendez Laing took his goal well and in the first half, we looked really comfortable. We looked like a really well organised and hardworking team and up to that point, it was a really professional away performance.
The game hinged on that Barkhuizen chance early in the second half. In a game where you might only get four or five good chances, we had to take it. 2-0 and it’s a different game.
Plymouth made some changes to give themselves a second wind and then got the luck they needed with the deflection and after they scored, there was only ever going to be one winner.
It sounds like we were desperately unlucky with the penalty but Plymouth would have eventually scored if I am honest. Their tails were up and the home crowd had finally woken up.
We lost our heads after the first goal. It seemed like we didn’t believe. The substitutions didn’t really help - it really underlined why Warne relies on the same players. We lost all composure and all sense of a plan.
Plymouth relaxed into it and we looked nervous and were making sloppy mistakes all over the pitch. Credit to them - they edged a good tactical battle and very much a game of two halves.
For us and for the boys, we just have to lick our wounds and get back up and come firing back v Oxford. We weren’t outclassed. We just have to learn to be more clinical and ruthless when on top in situations like tonight.
Don’t be too disheartened - tonight shows we can mix it with anyone but we still have things to iron out.

Watching SKY it's easy to see that football is eventually going to die. 
Whatever her name is, Jamie Mackie and Cowley 1 or 2 discussing tonight's penalty, said its a hard one to call, justifying the player cheating by saying White stuck his leg out so minimal if any contact was enough to dive, and praising the ref for giving a positive decision.
THE GAME IS DYING, and this mealy mouthed approval is just helping it on his way.
The Plymouth guy dived, they beat us because they cheated and that is apparently OK. We'll it isn't ok with me, you make your own minds up
 

Considered thoughts 
Roberts - where were you for the first ? White should also have stopped the player
Cashin - lots of games lately where he is just bashing the ball to no one - must do better
our subs - basically apart from at port vale they have little impact in terms of affecting it 
Plymouth we’re decidedly average and very fortunate 
first goal hideous deflection 
second goal penalty plain and simple cheating and there is a lot of it in division three - I hate cheating because that is what you are forever 
that’s nine penalties given against us this season and probably only were there two fouls it seems in all of them 
if we make the play offs I would like to play Plymouth 
nothing worse than being cheated at anything.

Let’s just stick by the lads to keep us in the play offs. 
 
We would have taken top 6 at the start of the season. We’ve done brilliantly considering the restrictions we’ve had. 

Last September I was playing football with my grandson,and hurt my knee. I didn’t bother the doctors because the knee gradually returned to near normal, but still quite painful at times. It was such a time I winced, and my wife “advised “ me to see the doctor,which I duly attended, knee examination, all OK, I asked for a PSA (having seen the information at Pride Park) check which he duly gave me the paperwork. The test came back 7.1, I’m over 70 so 6.5 is regarded as normal. I was dispatched to the Derby Royal, had the anal examination, ( for the first time) small lump found. In five weeks I’ve had a MRI scan,my prostrate biopsy done, and a QT scan,and I’m now on a hormone treatment plan. It appears they’ve caught the tumour early, and the prognosis is good, they say it will be eliminated. You do lose your dignity at times, but not going through that door and having the exam you could lose a lot more.
A shout out to the doctors and nurses at the Derby Royal, they have been absolutely terrific, informative, and very understanding, and caring.
 

Wearing his efl tinted glasses

5 points off the Prem with loads of points to play for. I’ve just bought a new iPad and possibly breached spending rules so expecting the EFL to derail my challenge.

More entertaining than entertaining the Mother in law.

I would do Toyota Suite and Directors' Box. It's a bit dearer but it's a very special occasion.
Lovely three course meal with choice of mains and puds.
Free programmes, guest speakers, MOTM presentations afyer the game and the best views in the stadium.
If you're not fussed on the date, some games are cheaper than others. 

It's what they say about the season in L1. It's long and hard.....?

And mine