Two of the worst & most ineffective performances by us for a very long time:nothing to take out of either other than other teams are way better than us. Way better.
Shambolic & no idea what we are trying to do anywhere on the pitch. Rudderless with no leader #pafc
City are throwing Etihad into the fight as one of their soldiers.
Do they realise there’s actual evidence showing Etihad’s involvement in those sham agreements?
At this point, they’re fighting a lost cause, and it’ll only make the eventual punishment worse.
Arrogant bunch of cheats.
This ⤵️ : Ross was ready to come on & didn’t because Pleggy said he was Ok 🤷♂️ - clearly not. Did it cost us the goal ? Maybe, who knows,
but very likely.
Coach/Physio call wrong like a few other things today
#pafc
I don’t understand why we didn’t take Pleggy off originally. No point risking him when we’ve got a CB on the bench who is more than good enough. Meant we were also down to 10 when they scored #pafc
"Alex Hartridge BREAKS Exeter hearts with seconds to spare" 💥
Former Exeter player Alex Hartridge scores in the 92nd minute to give Plymouth the lead 😱
@Argyle Q : if a season ticket holder & also Evergreen do you get x2 & will it backdate for recent kit purchases if made
Lots of ‘to come’ messages - me thinks it’s ’bit late’ and not customer orientated ; just saying
#pafc
The World Cup is not FIFA’s to sell. “Outside investors" should be nowhere near the greatest sporting prize on earth. "Outside investors" should be nowhere near a governing body, even a subsidiary of FIFA. The optics are terrible. The threat of interference is obvious. There was enough political interference in the sport at the World Cup over suspending Folarin Balogun’s suspension. Damaged the integrity of the game. There was commercial interference with the sponsored hydration breaks. Damaged the flow of the game.
FIFA insists that the billions raised by “outside investors” will help smaller national associations in the story first reported by the Financial Times and Times. That, coincidentally, should guarantee Gianni Infantino votes to continue as FIFA president next March.
FIFA also insists that these outside investors’ involvement in “FIFA Forward Enterprise” will not interfere with the “democratic” process of FIFA. But who are these private investors? What are their motives? Ego? Influence? Alarm bells should be ringing throughout world football about this deeply dangerous development.