Bloomfield Road

You're most welcome.

Yeah, I don't really want to relive the game at Bloomfield Road last time.

It was... capitulation and an absolute horror show from from us from every angle and whilst i somewhat expected it it was uh it was not enjoyable and it sort of surmised our season in one entire game i think yeah so um but yeah how have you been you know it's been a it's been a pretty up and down summer for plymouth um but yeah how have you been since we've since we last spoken

Yeah, good.

I think their manager obviously contributes towards that, but there's going to be some anomalies in this league.

Everyone can't be good at every point.

And like you say, the eye test is something that I think League One fans really need to get used to because we had Bromley at Bloomfield Road on Saturday and we just got sucker punched into their game and we just fell for everything and they showed every bit of experience that Woodman has given them from from non-league to to to league two etc and and you've got to play your own game sometimes and some games are going to be ugly and some you're going to look incredible but league one is is never consistent in terms of the football being played unless you get teams like yourselves when you know you get 101 points in ipswich and southern through the years have showed consistency but sometimes it's going to be ugly but the most important thing is you don't lose and you obviously win more than more than you lose and you'll be there or thereabouts so you know I for one think you're going to be up there this campaign you know and you know I'm sure on Saturday it's going to be a very difficult test for us

Yeah, just quickly, I think with Cleverley, he is clearly learning on the job all the time.

Blackpool are only two points behind us, though.

They are unbeaten at Bloomfield Road in the league.

And Ian Evatt has a side that wants to dominate the ball and play with intensity.

So this is certainly not a case of turning up and expecting win number three.

But Bromley still created plenty themselves.

So there is a vulnerability there.

Argyle might not dominate the ball at Bloomfield Road, but that doesn't necessarily mean they aren't going to be controlling where the dangerous moments could happen.

We saw that against Barnsley.

No, I completely agree.

Then we'll move on, uh, then to Bloomfield Road on is even there between Blackpool and Bromley.

Uh, this one, um, an interesting sort of topsy-turvy game you'd call it.

Blackpool hit the lead twice and were pegged back twice by a Bromley team who I think showed a lot of character i-in terms of getting something out of this game.

The starting lineup, I'll read the starting lineup just to compare here.

The starting lineup of that fifth defeat against Blackpool at Bloomfield Road was Remy Matthews, Jason Lowe, Jack Hobbs, Kian Bryan, Toto Nseala, Joe Bunny, Luke Murphy, Ethan Hamilton, Ali Crawford, Chris O'Brady, and Dennis Politic.

Different times.

Different, different times.

They made a bright start to life in the third tier, but 7-2, 5-0, 2-0 defeats in their last three games.

I think it's going to be a long, hard season for Andy Woodman's side, and I can't see them getting anything from their trip, their long trip north to Bloomfield Road.

So Dan's gone for Wolves to beat Sheffield United at his best bet.

Jack fancies Stockport to get the better of Leicester, and I think Blackpool will beat Bromley on home soil.

We'll also recap on the midweek defeat at Barnsley.

And look ahead to Bromley at Bloomfield Road on Saturday as we face the division's leakiest defence.

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So, i i personally was really content with the window um from a from a from a from a reading standpoint yeah

you're definitely missing i think it was a couple of years ago at bloomfield road when you had like four injuries you had to end up playing like four or five teenagers and i know we came out trumps in the end but you could definitely tell like

hunting ground for us anyway bloomfield road

well that was the case with uh Yeah, whatever you want to name your stage name, I completely forgot.

Obviously, we'll always name it after Majeski.

We'll be back next week to look back at this game and look ahead to Bromley also.

There's Blackpool after this, back-to-back away games, have back-to-back home games.

So it's going to be interesting if we can get a victory this weekend to see if we can build on that with making Bloomfield Road a fortress.

You're not thinking about division three football next season.

You're thinking, Bloomfield Road, we're back here.

Maybe we'll give it a shot.

We just missed out on promotion last season to the top league.

Hello and welcome back to another episode of the It's Not Orange podcast.

Tonight we'll be looking back at an almost perfect afternoon at Bloomfield Road as Blackpool batter posh 4-0 with Jerry Yates scoring upon his return to Bloomfield Road.

A lot more to discuss about that game and we'll also be previewing the Barnsley match tomorrow night.

Fingers crossed that Blackpool can get another three points, but more to come of that later.

Just obviously we're going to talk about the game, but how was being at Bloomford on Saturday with the return of, you know, the prodigal son, Jerry Yates?

It was brilliant.

That's probably the best afternoon I've had at Bloomfield Road in a long time.

It was a feel-good factor.