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Serendipity: April 2006

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Tuesday, April 25, 2006. Today there is a glowing tribute to Trigger on the official website. Quite right too. The legend that is Micky Evans has decided that it is time for him to go. Whether he intends to hang his boots up or not is not made clear so we can only assume that he intends to play on elsewhere should he receive an offer. 5 Lob/volley over the Coventry goalie from 25 yards. 4 The back heel against Wycombe. 2 The volley in the 2nd minute v. Colchester in the play offs. Header v. QPR. The only...

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Serendipity: July 2006

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Thursday, July 27, 2006. I have justed wated about 2 hours trying to get links to the PAFC and Real official sites to work on the Kapfenberg. They don't. It's impossible. What a load of crap! What's the bloody point of having a website and then making it hard for people to see it? Pillocks. The pair of them. I'm disgusted. There's stuff there if you can be arsed to look for it. Personally I wouldn't bother bit it's there and it's up to you! Posted by Babararacucudada @ 12:10 am. Links to this post. Argyl...

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Serendipity: January 2006

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Sunday, January 29, 2006. Well I’ve shot through our history as a club and here we are at the present. Time to consider Tony Pulis, his past, his appointment and immediate prospects. Nevertheless Pulis worked wonders at Gillingham and hauled them from the brink of bankruptcy to the 2nd (real terms) division before leaving amid a flurry of accusations and counter accusations flying between Pulis and Chairman Scally which all ended up in court with Pulis victorious, if not entirely exonerated, as I recall.

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Serendipity: August 2006

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Thursday, August 24, 2006. I've never really been able to raise much enthusiasm for supporting anyone else. Over the years I have "dabbled" in a glory hunting sort of way but never with any real purpose. As a small boy I supported Spurs. Don't know why. My folks even took me to see them play the Leeds team (hated them) at White Heart Lane when I was about 7 0r 8. 0-0 it was. Very dull and I gave up on them soon after. All more in jest than seriousness though. Again I've dabbled. Went to college and l...

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Serendipity: June 2006

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Saturday, June 10, 2006. Geordie Nation v Janner Nation. Found an old newspaper today. This article was in it:. Http:/ football.guardian.co.uk/News Story/0, 1704798,00.html#article con tinue. The Big Question is: What price are we prepared to pay? Ignoring what we have done since - that is not the focus of this posting - and concentrating on what they have done I have to ask. Could we do the same (or at least similar)? Do we want to do the same? We tick all those boxes or at least directly comparable ones.

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Serendipity: September 2006

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Sunday, September 10, 2006. I am saddened to see that The Rev's View From The Lyndhurst blog has gone. I don't know why. Maybe he discontinued. Maybe he had the plug pulled. I don't know. I am obviously aware that his latest post was very contentious. I replied to it and expressed my views there on it. I do hope that that is not why the blog has gone. Posted by Babararacucudada @ 10:55 pm. Links to this post. Plymouth, Devon, United Kingdom. View my complete profile. Derby County v Plymouth Argyle.

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Serendipity: February 2006

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Sunday, February 26, 2006. I've gone through my take on the big issues of our time and have explained, hopefully, how both my Argyleness and the club have come to be where we are today and frankly, bar a few little snippets, I have run short of topic ideas for further postings. That doesn't mean I'll give up. I will add to these pages from time to time but there is likely to a slow down of output - since I have started I have tried to add something twice a week. Posted by Babararacucudada @ 1:03 am.

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Serendipity: December 2005

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Friday, December 30, 2005. Longstanding Argyle watchers will have their own opinions on Dan McCauley. Here for the record are mine. I would give him 6/10 for his leadership of PAFC. That will shock many. Why so high? That's the question and I'll try to address it. So why only 6/10? That last paragraph looks pretty encouraging. Bring him back. Why were people so glad to see him go? There's more. There always is. The rebuilding process that followed was as savage as anything ever seen at Home Park. It ...

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Serendipity: March 2006

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Sunday, March 26, 2006. These could be the most significant times in the history of Plymouth Argyle Football Club. I don't think so; not this time. Readers of these pages may recall an earlier comment on the "What Next? Entry where I said this:. Well it looks as though we will not be hamstrung anymore. At last we will be free of the handicap of tenancy. All reports from the club are upbeat. The mood of supporters is generally positive about the issue. But. There's always a "but" isn't there? At the root ...

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Serendipity: May 2006

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Wednesday, May 03, 2006. That Goal v. Swindon. Sorry the commentary is in german but never mind. Just turn the sound down. Posted by Babararacucudada @ 12:33 am. Links to this post. Plymouth, Devon, United Kingdom. View my complete profile. Derby County v Plymouth Argyle. Traditions - Argyle could do with some! Millwall 1984/The Bradford Fire. Neil Young and Crazy Horse at Hyde Park. World Cup Referees (and An Odd Statistical Anomaly. The Plan For Higher Home Park. Brent’s Stadium Plans.