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smudgie · 18-02-2012, 16:33

Somehow I think Cooky & Leam have some work to do after that today.
We created enough chances, particularly in the last 15 minutes, but the first half was not good viewing.

All four goals where soft, but the first two in particular where personal mistakes... from the usual suspects.....

Third goal, 1 of 3 Plymouth players could have scored the marking was that bad.

Counter attack for the fourth, but Bav's beaten at his near post....... Not good enough.

Toto & Bav's AGAIN both had absolute nightmares for me, Need benching simple as. Cannot understand the decision not to be play Coid, maybe he had a knock, who knows?
No Bender on the bench either???

Only postive for me was Devitt who whipped in some great balls from the right hand side, and is without doubt an asset to the side.

Thought Willis did Ok in his 1st League appearance, other than that, a game to forget.

Well done Plymouth on travelling in great numbers, and some nice blokes too.

18-02-2012, 16:33	#9
smudgie Senior Member+ Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Manchester Posts: 4,307 Liked: 498 times Rep Power: 6448	Re: Latish Plymouth Thread Somehow I think Cooky & Leam have some work to do after that today. We created enough chances, particularly in the last 15 minutes, but the first half was not good viewing. All four goals where soft, but the first two in particular where personal mistakes... from the usual suspects..... Third goal, 1 of 3 Plymouth players could have scored the marking was that bad. Counter attack for the fourth, but Bav's beaten at his near post....... Not good enough. Toto & Bav's AGAIN both had absolute nightmares for me, Need benching simple as. Cannot understand the decision not to be play Coid, maybe he had a knock, who knows? No Bender on the bench either??? Only postive for me was Devitt who whipped in some great balls from the right hand side, and is without doubt an asset to the side. Thought Willis did Ok in his 1st League appearance, other than that, a game to forget. Well done Plymouth on travelling in great numbers, and some nice blokes too.