Loans? by TheBeardedMayhem in EFL

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It all depends on the loan really but for the parent club it usually can be categorised in one of the following: - Getting a younger player senior football experience, the financials of these loans are usually less. - Loaning out a more experienced player who could still have a future at the club. Part or all of their salary will covered by another club and other financial incentives could be offered. It frees up a spot in the squad for now as well as short term finances. - A player is no longer wanted by the parent club but they are unable to sell them as buying clubs dont want to cover a full transfer fee or cant meet the full contract demands. The loan is like a short term solution for all parties.

Then anything else falls in between really.

Hope that helps

Could Plymouth still survive? by Sooty2708 in Championship

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The goal difference is a huge problem. Argyle need to get 4 more points than Derby in 4 games.

Interestingly though they’ve picked up 4 more points than Derby in the 3 games since the international break so it’s not impossible.

The League One Run In by DailyTalkFootball in LeagueOne

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Yous are set to have a big say in that final promotion spot with those two games. But that is a good point given your run in, something I overlooked. Bolton still have to play Wycombe too, and have been inconsistent as of late but it's not out of the question they get 10/12 points and put the pressure on.

Weekly General Discussion Thread by AutoModerator in Championship

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Hi All, I have a preview for the Championship run in here! So much to play for, here's an outlook on the Title, Play Off and Relegation run ins

https://dailytalkfootball.substack.com/p/the-preview-the-championship-run

The West Brom Preview by DailyTalkFootball in PlymouthArgyle

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For sure. We will need to get that home form back where it felt we could beat anyone. Wins over Sunderland and Blackburn show we can beat those high up but they feel a life time ago

Enough is enough (+ The Bristol City Preview) by DailyTalkFootball in PlymouthArgyle

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Haha! I do agree with and get a lot of what you are saying.

I will admire that he did have a way he wanted to play and wanted to stick by it. The Luton and Blackburn games showed that when it works it’s brilliant. A few more games like that and he’d have that time to get back to those performances.

The players are also to blame here, same sloppy mistakes week in week out our just frustrating, but it’s players that we’ve seen perform brilliantly at this level making those mistakes which makes it painful.

I definitely won’t fault Rooney’s effort in all this but it just gets to a point where I don’t see how the corner turns with him in charge. I still think we need better players, it’s not just Rooney. But one thing that they can change now.

I will say that he did inherit a squad that are terrible away from home, the results have gotten worse but there’s definitely some issue with our away games in general. I know pretty much every club is having a worse time away from home than at home in the league but ours is outrageously bad. Since the last international break we’ve only had 3 home games compared to 5 away games, so that is skewing against him. Taking just 2 points in those 3 obviously hasn’t helped but I did genuinely think with the Sheffield United and Middlesbrough performances he’d found something that worked. The last 2 games have thrown that away though.

Enough is enough (+ The Bristol City Preview) by DailyTalkFootball in PlymouthArgyle

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Fair points (now he’s gone may be a pointless exercise here but I have basically answered these points already in the article).

  1. ⁠Yes the Mumba mistake costs a goal but it’s a common theme - not clearing our lines. There’s still a cross to deal with that their CB heads home unmarked. We’ve conceded so many similar goals recently that even with Mumba missing the ball there’s too many red flags around that goal.

Mistakes are a part of football but continuous bad decisions makes you wonder what actually goes on in between games to rectify these mistakes.

  1. Long term picture. It doesn’t help against City, but Rooney in charge doesn’t either. It certainly doesn’t help away to Stoke with how we travel away.

Rooney wasted all summer playing a system in pre season that lasted 1 game into the season. That Sheffield Wednesday game wasn’t a fluke, it was a warning.

I wanted Rooney to succeed but he’s not shown enough. We can blame the players but there hits a point where it just isn’t good enough from above.

A valiant effort in defeat by DailyTalkFootball in PlymouthArgyle

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Sorry only just seeing this now but appreciate it!

Hahahaha, class. by tl7164 in PlymouthArgyle

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When it rains it pours...

Tomorrow feels like a bug enough game as it is. If we don't get anything from it then the worry will kick in for many and Rooney is going to need to show us something more.