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Pretty much the perfect Friday evening is the focus of the first instalment of a two-part weekend release. Attacking intent, defensive resilience, a bit of luck, and some incredible goals. Home Park is bouncing, the manager is smiling, and the team is united, with everyone pulling in an exciting direction. Part 2, a Burnley preview with ESPN Barcelona correspondent Sam Marsden, will follow on Monday.
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Don’t panic, don’t evangelize – that’s the takeaway from a strong but slightly toothless away performance in the Midlands.
A wide-ranging part 2 covers a former manager’s sacking, the basket case that is the division, a look ahead to a Friday night under the lights, praise for the contractually extended captain, and a word for the competent Assistant Manager.
Finally, a quiz – get your magic 8 balls ready!
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A euphoric full house pours over another afternoon for the ages. The ultimate game of two halves: first-half relegation certainties replaced by a heroic, never-to-be-forgotten second phase. It was a rollercoaster, Clive.
After reliving the joy, focus turns to individual performances. A strong outing for the new number 1, overall squad depth (winners and losers), an improving midfield, and some validation for a certain Wayne Rooney, all precede shout-outs for Centurion Bali and, of course, club captain Joe Edwards. Next stop, another game against the league leaders.
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An improved performance but a galling result with the return of Steven Schumacher.
A slow start was followed by an entertaining game and an improved performance, which bodes well for the future but is frustrating in the present. Solid performances—especially from a rejuvenated Adam Randell—raise the question: is it really about being more clinical?
In part two, there is excitement around deadline day and good wishes to those going out on loan. The consensus is that it’s too early to meltdown, with some frustration that not all supporters are in the mood to back the team.
Sticking with the theme, a hokey-cokey signings quiz sends everyone into the international break frustrated but not panicked.
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Another point gained in difficult circumstances. Standout performances in goal, a world-class strike from a long-serving captain, a lot of heart, and some early loss of composure are judged, on balance, to be signs of progress.
After a brief update from Amos in Blackpool, who gave us the lowdown on our newest recruit, thoughts then turn to other new signings and any more that may come—and go—as the window closes, along with the return of the Helicopter King. Plus, a quick look ahead to another trip to the capital against an in-form Watford.
And—due to popular demand (one request)—the quiz is back. Geddon.
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Season Four of the Pilgrims Podcast returns with the familiar panel of global Greens and special guests, offering their unique blend of Argyle insight and tangential nonsense.
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