BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Sun Oct 23, 2011 6:58 pm
Annis has took his family away for the weekend for his youngest daughters birthday and they went to stay with the Feeney family down at Plymouth, Annis phoned me this morning whilst he was chatting with the Plymouth players over coffee before they started training on Sunday.
He said that it was a proper old fashioned type of club, they were in for training between 9.15am and 12.15pm, they trained at the stadium, all the apprentices at the club cleaned the changing rooms, the managers office plus other areas of the club. The grass roots at the club are what makes the club and everyone is working hard down there to get out of their difficult situation.
Annis was impressed by the set up at Plymouth and the friendliness of all the staff there, he said it was an experience he used to like that was present at City many years ago.
Fair play to Warren he has asked me and my family to go and watch Plymouth on Saturday against Cheltenham, which I look forward to, probably mean spending some money in the shops with Alison though.
Simon Walton said he loved playing at Ninian Park and commented on how intimidating the stadium was.
The top picture is Ben Gibson, nephew of Steve Gibson (Middlesbrough Chairman) he is on loan at Argyle from Boro and Annis said he is a cracking kid.
Plymouth had a crowd of 6,872 yesterday but lost the game 1-0 against Swindon, the Argyle team is made up of many youngsters and they are desperately in need of experience to help them in their fight to stay in the league, good luck Plymouth.
Warren took Annis on a walk for an hour and a half this afternoon over field after field after field, well that's how Annis explained it, Annis fell in a river and his dog was shagged by sheep, you couldn't make it up.
He said that it was a proper old fashioned type of club, they were in for training between 9.15am and 12.15pm, they trained at the stadium, all the apprentices at the club cleaned the changing rooms, the managers office plus other areas of the club. The grass roots at the club are what makes the club and everyone is working hard down there to get out of their difficult situation.
Annis was impressed by the set up at Plymouth and the friendliness of all the staff there, he said it was an experience he used to like that was present at City many years ago.
Fair play to Warren he has asked me and my family to go and watch Plymouth on Saturday against Cheltenham, which I look forward to, probably mean spending some money in the shops with Alison though.
Simon Walton said he loved playing at Ninian Park and commented on how intimidating the stadium was.
The top picture is Ben Gibson, nephew of Steve Gibson (Middlesbrough Chairman) he is on loan at Argyle from Boro and Annis said he is a cracking kid.
Plymouth had a crowd of 6,872 yesterday but lost the game 1-0 against Swindon, the Argyle team is made up of many youngsters and they are desperately in need of experience to help them in their fight to stay in the league, good luck Plymouth.
Warren took Annis on a walk for an hour and a half this afternoon over field after field after field, well that's how Annis explained it, Annis fell in a river and his dog was shagged by sheep, you couldn't make it up.
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Re: BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Sun Oct 23, 2011 7:06 pm
couldnt we send young wildig, taiwo and possibly evans or farah... would help plymouth out as well as game time for our lads..
Re: BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Sun Oct 23, 2011 7:07 pm
Santa was sheep shagged
i am off down there next month warren and i are going to do some wreck and shark fishing(yes he is a fisherman) i cant wait havnt fished from plymouth for years
i am off down there next month warren and i are going to do some wreck and shark fishing(yes he is a fisherman) i cant wait havnt fished from plymouth for years
Re: BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Sun Oct 23, 2011 7:08 pm
Blackwood_Bluebird wrote:couldnt we send young wildig, taiwo and possibly evans or farah... would help plymouth out as well as game time for our lads..
I would suggest Gypese.
Re: BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Sun Oct 23, 2011 7:12 pm
carlccfc wrote:Blackwood_Bluebird wrote:couldnt we send young wildig, taiwo and possibly evans or farah... would help plymouth out as well as game time for our lads..
I would suggest Gypese.
gypes.. yeah ,seems to be the forgotten man, they can have him .. darcy benefited from a loan spell at plymouth and did well ...
dont really see gypes being around for much longer.. evans , farah i do and so think a bit of competitive football would do them good..
Re: BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Sun Oct 23, 2011 7:14 pm
Did Annis empty that Ginsters fridge? 
Re: BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Sun Oct 23, 2011 7:21 pm
Cant we send Daya there. Every Club needs a knob Sorry Steve only joking Chief
Sorry Steve only joking Chief
Re: BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Sun Oct 23, 2011 7:33 pm
Nuclearblue wrote:Cant we send Daya there. Every Club needs a knob
JOKE OR NO JOKE........great idea
Re: BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Sun Oct 23, 2011 8:02 pm
Good luck to Plymouth.However when our club was in the lower leagues it was not the good old days for me.
The good old days for me was the Tosh and Clarke days.
The good old days for me was the Tosh and Clarke days.
Re: BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Sun Oct 23, 2011 8:36 pm
Love the Burberry shirt 
Re: BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Sun Oct 23, 2011 8:39 pm
Morriston Monkey wrote:Love the Burberry shirt
Re: BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Sun Oct 23, 2011 10:28 pm
Morriston Monkey wrote:Love the Burberry shirt
Oh f**k off you flabby c**t
Re: BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Mon Oct 24, 2011 8:46 am
Morriston Monkey wrote:Love the Burberry shirt
YOU WILL NOT BE THERE FOR LONG SCUM
Re: BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Mon Oct 24, 2011 10:00 am
Just back, 2 brilliant days.
Down to earth players and everyone wanting to help each other, Plymouth fans all pulling together.
This Saturday Plymouth have a football Special going 160 miles to Cheltenham with the team on the train, About 1,200 Plymouth fans travelling up
Down to earth players and everyone wanting to help each other, Plymouth fans all pulling together.
This Saturday Plymouth have a football Special going 160 miles to Cheltenham with the team on the train, About 1,200 Plymouth fans travelling up
Re: BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Mon Oct 24, 2011 10:06 am
Forever Blue wrote:Just back, 2 brilliant days.
Down to earth players and everyone wanting to help each other, Plymouth fans all pulling together.
This Saturday Plymouth have a football Special going 160 miles to Cheltenham with the team on the train, About 1,200 Plymouth fans travelling up
What are Plymouth fans view of the Riddler Annis ?
Re: BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Mon Oct 24, 2011 10:09 am
Nuclearblue wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Just back, 2 brilliant days.
Down to earth players and everyone wanting to help each other, Plymouth fans all pulling together.
This Saturday Plymouth have a football Special going 160 miles to Cheltenham with the team on the train, About 1,200 Plymouth fans travelling up
What are Plymouth fans view of the Riddler Annis ?
Steve,
At the moment believing in him, being conned by him
Re: BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Mon Oct 24, 2011 10:13 am
Forever Blue wrote:Nuclearblue wrote:Forever Blue wrote:Just back, 2 brilliant days.
Down to earth players and everyone wanting to help each other, Plymouth fans all pulling together.
This Saturday Plymouth have a football Special going 160 miles to Cheltenham with the team on the train, About 1,200 Plymouth fans travelling up
What are Plymouth fans view of the Riddler Annis ?
Steve,
At the moment believing in him, being conned by him
Re: BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Mon Oct 24, 2011 11:03 am
Thought this was going to be you telling us news on transfers and targets as you used too lol
Re: BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Mon Oct 24, 2011 2:30 pm
Plymouth are fast becoming a "second team" for me.
My girlfriends from down that way, her father has been to see them many times, and especially with how hard they are fighting to stay alive now. Huge respect for them.
My girlfriends from down that way, her father has been to see them many times, and especially with how hard they are fighting to stay alive now. Huge respect for them.
Re: BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAYS
Mon Oct 24, 2011 6:03 pm
i really hope they survive, and stay in the football league, way too many teams have been lost