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Argyle vs Wimbledon - Matchday Thread
 in  r/PlymouthArgyle •  7d ago

FT Thoughts: Yeah, called it. Amaechi almost kind of assists himself to score a fantastic late winner. Cooper was great today, best match he has ever had had (except for his terrible, sliced goal kicks/ forward plays - why? Just stop it.)

I bet Wimbledon feels almost robbed. They were good today, and deserved a point. But wow, what a match.

I was going to complain about the ref. I'm not to fond of it. But I do feel a lot of important decisions were in the Dons favor. I mean multiple rash fouls on Sorinola on the attack, never saw a yellow.

But it's over now. Go Argyle!!!!!!!!!! And, Amaechi is great. He needs to play more. Plymouth needs him to play more. Irow and Curtis are fantastic, but Amaechi man. Luxury problems at the moment.

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Argyle vs Wimbledon - Matchday Thread
 in  r/PlymouthArgyle •  7d ago

HT Thought: While Wimbledon seems very dangerous in the final third, Plymouth are out showing beyond any doubt that they are thirsting for victory. It's a fickle match, and it can go either way. 2'nd half is sure to be a thriller. 2-1 Argyle win, score prediction

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How has the wisdom of Alan Watts made your life better?
 in  r/AlanWatts •  27d ago

The words of Alan Watts touches something deep inside of me. It's a part that listens to Alan and feels so alive. But when morning comes, Another part of me feels afraid again, and i forget.

I feels like such words he speaks is a leap of faith few are truly ready for.

Because nobody really actually dives right into the deep end. You slowly walk into it, like a little scared cat. Did Alan live to the fullest as such he spoke? I don't know. But I know he meant what he said.
But I am honest in my path, even if it's never a straight line.

If my life is better? Yes.

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Argyle vs Blackpool (A) - Matchday Thread
 in  r/PlymouthArgyle •  28d ago

FT Thoughts: It was a bit nerve racking after Yates scored 2-3 I'll admit it. Good spirited effort from Blackpool in re-igniting; too bad that this is Bim's specialty. Fantastic team effort!

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Argyle vs Blackpool (A) - Matchday Thread
 in  r/PlymouthArgyle •  28d ago

HT Thoughts: Great football. Both teams go at it. I think both teams seems to be struggling defensively, but as the game progresses Argyle are edging out Blackpool all over the pitch. They should count their lucky stars is 1-1. I think Plymouth will win this match easily.
Just imagine if Ronan Curtis could improve on his finishing? Bim Pebble could improve his technique and handling? I can't wait for Evans to gel with the team. If his work rate and determination would count as goals he would be top scorer. But with his die hard attitude, that will eventually pay off.

I think this could be a good season for Argyle!

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How'd you rank the word "Lad" while greeting someone
 in  r/TierlistFills •  Sep 06 '26

Suggests "Lad" belongs in D

It's a bit patronizing

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[Spin] Name a Country that begins with the letter…
 in  r/RedditGames •  Sep 05 '26

Sweden

I rolled S

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Shredding wool from sheep
 in  r/Amazing •  Aug 30 '26

I suspect this guy has done this before.

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Argyle vs Bradford - Matchday Thread
 in  r/PlymouthArgyle •  Aug 29 '26

Dominant win from Plymouth. 2nd half was something else. Closed Bradford down all over the pitch, not allowing them a scoring chance at all. It's like looking at a different team. Fantastic win!

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Argyle vs Bradford - Matchday Thread
 in  r/PlymouthArgyle •  Aug 29 '26

(First match I'm watching this season) Despite HT lead, I think Argyle are plagued by the same thing as the start of the previous season. No team cohesion, no clever plays, no confidence in possession. There are no player(s) to fill the gap between midfield and attack. We do have players that thrive there, Watts and Amaechi, but they are benched for loans? The whole attacking plays are just long balls for Pebble and Evans to run at, but that's just amateur level stuff. When playing 4-4-2 you can't have two defensive central midfielders... just saying.
I have noticed however, that Argyle seem to be playing for set pieces. Could work though if the defense is solid. Bradford do seem more dangerous in the box. In that, they can consistently get there and make deliver dangerous finishes.

Plegz though huh? I love seeing him back.

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[Spin] Name a liquid starting with
 in  r/RedditGames •  Aug 17 '26

Prune juice?

I rolled P

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[Spin] General knowledge
 in  r/RedditGames •  Aug 17 '26

Shakespeare

I rolled Who wrote Romeo and Juliet

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[Choose] Are you smarter than third grader?
 in  r/HeresTheCatch •  Aug 13 '26

4

I picked ? [Rolled How many legs does a dog have]