- Jul 7, 2003
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As League Two finals go, this is about as good as you could ask for, I think (though whether it's as impressive on the pitch as it promises to be off it, remains to be seen).
Argyle have sold 34,000 tickets, Wimbledon 21,000. Two decent clubs run by good people (one of whom knocked the ( )out of the semi finals
It's a shame they can't both go up.
Form and fate would appear to be on Argyle's side, having the East dressing room, the same as Barnsley & Hull.
The AFCW story is a great one, and it would be funny to see them competing in League terms with the odious MK "Dons" again. But I've always had a curious soft spot for Plymouth, and one of our occasional Green Army contributors on here, [MENTION=18718]X Isle[/MENTION], is a mate of mine, so I'll be heartily cheering on the Greens today. Big club at that level, with huge potential if only they could find a way (well, the money) to realise it. I'd love to see them work their way back up the league again.
Argyle have sold 34,000 tickets, Wimbledon 21,000. Two decent clubs run by good people (one of whom knocked the ( )out of the semi finals
It's a shame they can't both go up.
Form and fate would appear to be on Argyle's side, having the East dressing room, the same as Barnsley & Hull.
The AFCW story is a great one, and it would be funny to see them competing in League terms with the odious MK "Dons" again. But I've always had a curious soft spot for Plymouth, and one of our occasional Green Army contributors on here, [MENTION=18718]X Isle[/MENTION], is a mate of mine, so I'll be heartily cheering on the Greens today. Big club at that level, with huge potential if only they could find a way (well, the money) to realise it. I'd love to see them work their way back up the league again.
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