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Oct 24, 2026

MikeHOST
0:08
Enjoy.
MikeHOST
0:10
Well, earlier this week, as the storms came in, not just across the southwest as they moved up towards the Midlands, also at Home Park, where everybody was worried about what was going on with our form suddenly after losing at home and then away.
MikeHOST
0:27
And it was like, is it all going downhill suddenly? Well, we weathered the storm today and what a performance.
MikeHOST
0:34
And boy, did we have to hold on and dig deep.

26 MINS LATER

MikeHOST
26:37
Yeah, the wind was, the rain, the wind was just, it was, it looked like, you know, defenders were not watching the ball or caught out of positions, but the ball was just moving so much in the air today, which didn't help.
MikeHOST
26:51
Andy, obviously you didn't watch a game because you were too busy tailgating or whatever it's called at that accident.
MikeHOST
26:58
But no, in terms of that question that Bertie put in there, yeah, yeah i agree i think we can change it up because that 442 hasn't worked uh so yeah what do you think to go into that sort of three at the back and uh and maybe mixing it up at home park
AndyPANELIST
27:13
I quite like that change today and the fact that we had three solid players in that position at the back worked wonders for us.
AndyHOST
59:01
For the Pilgrims, and a chance for maybe some French players to come in and have a game.
AndyHOST
59:05
So that's going to be Saturday, November 7th at 3pm at Home Park.
AndyHOST
59:10
So make sure you get your tickets for that, guys.
AndyHOST
59:12
We want to get Home Park packed out because we really want to help Alverchurch to have a little bit of money.
AndyHOST
59:19
We want to make sure that they get some good rewards from it as
IanPANELIST
59:23
well.
IanPANELIST
61:43
Let's make them have a good day as well.
IanPANELIST
61:44
Apart from the result, let's hope we beat them.
Sam DownPANELIST
3:19
No, I don't think anybody does.
Sam DownPANELIST
3:23
After such an appalling performance on Saturday, which was probably one of the worst at Home Park, in a very long time.
Sam DownPANELIST
3:32
I wasn't quite sure what to expect from the trip to Stevenage, knowing we're a lot better on the road.
Sam DownPANELIST
3:39
The one thing I certainly wasn't expecting is to put in a performance that was even worse than the one we put in at home, Harden's build, which unfortunately is what we did.

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Joe BellHOST
51:30
So Argo will be at home to Old Church.
Joe BellHOST
51:33
Luke's just pulled a face that I think we were all feeling at full time last night.
Joe BellHOST
51:37
The tie will be played on the weekend of the 7th and 8th of November at Home Park.
Joe BellHOST
51:41
And I'm going to make a direct appeal to Plymouth Argo now.
Joe BellHOST
0:54
Once again having the chance to put a, hopefully a bit of daylight between themselves and the rest of the division.
Joe BellHOST
1:00
Once again, Plymouth Argyle coming up against a tough opponent at Home Park and Huddersfield took all the points and all the plaudits.
Joe BellHOST
1:09
You are very welcome to the Green and White Podcast, proudly brought to you by Argyle Life.
Joe BellHOST
1:13
Joined by Sam to my right, Luke to my left.
Joe BellHOST
1:43
We've got Stevenage on Tuesday.
Joe BellHOST
1:45
It's all go at Plymouth Argyle.
Joe BellHOST
1:48
And the weekend did not, Sam, down follow the theme that everybody would have wanted yesterday afternoon because Huddersfield came to Home Park and boy, did they conquer.
Sam DownPANELIST
2:01
Yeah.
MikeHOST
19:58
Let me get rid of these names.
MikeHOST
19:59
You want to have a decent party, don't you? Not a home park horror show.
MikeHOST
20:04
And then a group picture of the Mayflower 2, as you can see in the clipping there, and meet the mascot.
MikeHOST
20:09
So Pilgrim Petey, I guess in Simon, is going to fly him over first class.

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IanPANELIST
44:39
um
MikeHOST
44:40
but yeah appreciate you just
IanPANELIST
44:42
one thing before you switch over it was also huddersfield's first win since the 10th of november september 1994 at home park in the league
MikeHOST
44:51
well that's fine because we like giving away records in the last few years so so Nick yeah go on give us uh give us uh your thoughts as well I
Dan FudgeHOST
1:03
Wolves are finding out that getting out of the Championship might be just as difficult as staying in the Premier League, while their Black Country neighbors, West Brom, are starting to dream of a return to the big time.
Dan FudgeHOST
1:13
And in League One, it's a top of the table tussle as Plymouth welcome Huddersfield to Home Park.
Dan FudgeHOST
1:18
Two sides with promotion on their minds, but who's got the bottle? Plus, of course, you tell me.
Dan FudgeHOST
1:23
I'm Dan Fudge.

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Dan FudgeHOST
38:27
[gong ringing] Darren McCantony has denied claims by Forest Green Rovers owner Dale Vince that Peterborough United made an illegal approach for manager Robbie Savage.
Dan FudgeHOST
38:35
[gong ringing] And two of League One's finest will go head-to-head this Saturday.
Dan FudgeHOST
38:39
First place Plymouth welcome fourth place Huddersfield Town to Home Park, and the Terriers can overtake the Pilgrims with a big win.
Dan FudgeHOST
38:46
Joining me about this tasty fixture is Joe Bell from the Green and White Podcast and Richard Kosmala from He Takes That Chance.
Nick DraperHOST
2:54
think if we were to tally up how many times we've spoken about a defeat, I think it's probably, probably going to outweigh the victories.
Nick DraperHOST
3:05
quite substantially we've had two promotions in that time as well don't forget life at the bottom of league one hey so we'll talk about the defeat at home park on saturday we'll look ahead to the trip to hillsborough this coming saturday and then there's lots of financial news again it feels like we turn into a business podcast over the last year or so we have news on our potential new investors and votes and Don's Trust meetings that are coming up.
Nick DraperHOST
3:29
And then we have the Manchester City situation that ties in with the latest IFR report, State of the Game report that was released this week and stated quite starkly the perilous nature of the finances for many, many football clubs up and down the country.
Nick DraperHOST
3:46
We have the 50.1% club.

59 MINS LATER

Nick DraperHOST
62:24
It sounds wrong.
Nick DraperHOST
62:25
It dilutes any sort of interest I have in the game.
Nick DraperHOST
62:27
But also, it affects the quality of the commentary that you can provide, as was evidenced at Home Park on Saturday, because Isaac Ogundiri was injured.
Nick DraperHOST
62:38
A commentator at the stadium might well have noticed this and been able to comment on it and give some indication as to what has happened or what they think may have happened, but a commentator could only see the same pictures that we could see and therefore had no idea, could not offer any insight whatsoever, and therefore their job was pretty much redundant, to be honest with you.
Matt Davies-AdamsHOST
27:30
All right, we'll do some previews next as we dip into leagues one and two.
Matt Davies-AdamsHOST
27:33
[upbeat music] And there's a humdinger at Home Park.
Matt Davies-AdamsHOST
27:40
League One leaders Plymouth welcoming fourth placed Huddersfield.
Matt Davies-AdamsHOST
27:43
Argyle two points clear at the top, but Huddersfield will leapfrog them with a win.
Matt Davies-AdamsHOST
30:27
Well, that would go against the grain.
Matt Davies-AdamsHOST
30:29
Plymouth have won the last four home meetings between these teams.
Matt Davies-AdamsHOST
30:33
Huddersfield's last win at Home Park was in 1994.
Matt Davies-AdamsHOST
30:37
If you are around the same age as Sam and I, you will, you will enjoy me telling you that the match winner that day, he took the match ball home with him, was Andy Booth.
MikeHOST
3:34
... did you have an afternoon nap or something early evening, Kit? Did your alarm not go off? Um, uh, [laughs] also, oh, where are we going now? We got Nikki in as well, says, "Good evening, all.
MikeHOST
3:44
Looking forward to being back at Home Park this weekend," because she was, um, uh, enjoying a bit of Westlife.
MikeHOST
3:52
Uh, you know, she was flying without wings.
MikeHOST
3:55
Um-
MikeHOST
8:23
But last weekend they let a two goal lead slip in the closing minutes.
MikeHOST
8:28
Argyle arrive off a stoppage time home win, and have scored in each of their last three competitive games.
MikeHOST
8:35
The key question tonight, uh, can the Greens turn Home Park pressure into chances before Huddersfield find, uh, their rhythm? So yes, we'll come into a bit of that, but Huddersfield have, uh, yeah, played nine.
MikeHOST
8:48
Uh, won four, drawn four, and lost one, as opposed to us with six wins, one defeat, uh, and three losses.
MikeHOST
1:07
It is called Every 90 Minutes.
MikeHOST
1:10
At the heart of the campaign is a striking visual reminder outside the Devonport end at Home Park.
MikeHOST
1:17
Following every home league fixture this season, a seat from the stadium is being added to the railings, each representing a person who has died by suicide during the time it has taken for Argyle's home match to be played.
MikeHOST
1:30
After our game against AFC Wimbledon, five home league matches will have been played.
MikeHOST
2:17
Um, as part of the campaign, we have released a powerful video featuring supporters sharing their personal experience, I'll play that in a second, of suicide and mental health.
MikeHOST
2:26
By giving a first-hand experience, the club hopes others feel less alone and more confident about reaching out for support.
MikeHOST
2:34
Further activities are planned throughout the season, including the return of the open Home Park Cafe during the Christmas schedule of events.
MikeHOST
2:42
Uh, last year, almost 100 people attended with the aim of helping to tackle social isolation, uh, and connect individuals across Plymouth.

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