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:lol::lol: Dream up the most uninspiring unimaginative possible outcome and you're normally pretty close with Argyle!

A press conference has been called for 1pm tomorrow now to unveil 'major news'... Probably a change in pasty supplier or some equivalently irrelevant nonsense

Argyle are in talks with Jack Payne, is he any good?

Reid is a risk, and on his wages we can't afford to take that risk. Nelson was always going to leave when we didn't get promoted, no hard feelings though all the best to him he's likely to have a great career, only player I'm bothered about losing, we've bought in some decent CBs though by all...

After losing to Wimbledon in the playoffs it's almost as if Adams has said 'can't beat them join them', and we didn't have a lot of choice in a rebuild because the players that have left were always going to leave anyway. All of the players that have left so far weren't good enough anyway...

Derek Adams has certainly left himself a lot to do by the look of it hasn't he, how many players have we got at the moment? About 10? We're back in for pre season again in a couple days!

Sounds great! :2thumb: Genuinely not that fussed about Wylde, he just ran and had no end product for me really think he'd struggle in league 1, it's more about who we replace him with

Yep I was about to say the calculations are miles off as Wembley stadium take a big cut themselves for hosting the event and the stadium overheads, our chief exec has written an article in the local press saying it'll be a nice bonus but certainly not 'life changing'

I admire your optimism and will hold my hands up if you do get top 2, but in my time in football it's rare to see a club sell such an integral player and be able to spend the proceeds in a constructive way to improve the team overall, much more often it's wasted on high wages and journeymen...

If you lose Dack it would be a huge blow in my opinion and leave a hole that you're unlikely to be able to fill, making any challenge unlikely. To be truthful (and I don't mean this in a nasty way to belittle your team) every time I've seen Gillingham play this season (a few times at the start...

It's a lot better than last nights!! (It's recovered since the algae treatment and been good for the last couple of games)

For a neutral that was a terrible spectacle

I think there's something funny about the way revenues are divided between teams in the playoffs which make the amount of tickets you sell home/away not really beneficial, I only remember because we pretty much sold out when we got embarassed by Wycombe last year and didn't even get much income...