Help Plymouth Argyle out???

As you may know, (or not know) Plymouth are on the verge of going out of business, and they must stump up £500,000 to keep themselves going.

An Argyle fan in Japan came up with the idea of creating a petition that he will present to major shareholders 'Kagami,' in person. It may do something, it may not, but it is horrible to see this happen to any football club, so if you could offer your support to keep them alive.

Thanks for reading this

Link: http://www.gopetition.com/petition/42254.html

Signed it. No club should go out of business.

Signed It. Give us BWP

We were offering 300k and they didn't reply.

Jelavic18|RFC wrote:Signed It. Give us BWP

We were offering 300k and they didn't reply.

Gone to Charlton. You didn't want him anyway, he's shit.

signed

If people from Plymouth (like the the reporter) actually supported their hometown teams then they wouldn't be going out of business.


Congratulations glory hunters, this is what you do to a club.

Signed it and posting it on the bury messageboard

Signed.

Argyle fan from Japan.. gloryhunter

James ♠ wrote:If people from Plymouth (like the the reporter) actually supported their hometown teams then they wouldn't be going out of business.


Congratulations glory hunters, this is what you do to a club.

as sensational a comment as that is, i happen to agree with it. whether you are a glory supporter from Devon starving your local clubs of much needed revenue or a glory supporter in Delaware swelling the coffers of the "big" clubs, you create disparity and harm to our game both in the established leagues of football and the developing leagues around the world.

but the glory supporters dont care. as long as they get to watch "their" team and revel in the "oneupmanship" that supporting a successful team brings!

for the record, i wont be signing any petition. its high time football clubs stopped living beyond their means and accept that not everyone can be top of the league!

ffs, poor plymouth. Plymouth is a fairly large city as well.

Should support your local team tbf.

Sean CFC wrote:Should support your local team tbf.

James wrote:

Sean CFC wrote:Should support your local team tbf.

I'm serious, I should support my local team, I know I should but I chose my team at a young age and couldn't just decide to stop caring about them

Sean CFC wrote:

James wrote:

Sean CFC wrote:Should support your local team tbf.

I'm serious, I should support my local team, I know I should but I chose my team at a young age and couldn't just decide to stop caring about them

Your Irish, it's ok. Your teams are beyond wank, no offense.

(polskaGOLA) wrote:

Sean CFC wrote:

James wrote:

Sean CFC wrote:Should support your local team tbf.

I'm serious, I should support my local team, I know I should but I chose my team at a young age and couldn't just decide to stop caring about them

Your Irish, it's ok. Your teams are beyond wank, no offense.

Northern Irish league is even worse, you could meet the star player working in The local supermarket.

Should be irrelevant how good a team is.

James ♠ wrote:Should be irrelevant how good a team is.

James just as a side note you need to get off your high horse, supporting your local team does not make you a better person.

James ♠ wrote:Should be irrelevant how good a team is.

If your local team are utter wank (like in conference standard, or lower), support your less local but still more local side IMO.

IR, if you are near Leyton Orient, support West Ham, if you are near Chelsea, support Fulham!

Unless your in Malaysia, Moldova, Pakistan or Ireland, than you can gloryhunt, that would be acceptable.

It does matter how good a team is, you want to see some quality of play. I watch football to be entertained, not outta some duty to a certain club

You aren't a supporter then, you are a fan Sean. There is nothing wrong with that.

And I don't think i'm a better person, but i'm definately more of a supporter because I actually go to games and travel around the country supporting them.

Probably yea. But I do go to Chelsea matches, although obviously not as many as you

I'm officially a Wisla fan cause I haven't been to their games in over a year and a half.

So we agree. People say I attack people on the matter, but I only do so if they slag off my team. I think it is unfair people who don't go to games and 'support' the bigger teams just because they are good or don't go to games should insult other teams. If people do that then of course i'm going to bite back. Natural reaction.

(polskaGOLA) wrote:I'm officially a Wisla fan cause I haven't been to their games in over a year and a half.

Obviously it is different if you have moved away for various reasons.

You know for a fact you get called a glory hunter because you keep referring to Arsenal as "we".

James ♠ wrote:

(polskaGOLA) wrote:I'm officially a Wisla fan cause I haven't been to their games in over a year and a half.

Obviously it is different if you have moved away for various reasons.

You know for a fact you get called a glory hunter because you keep referring to Arsenal as "we".

I haven't been called a gloryhunter. I've always like Arsenal (and Roma for that matter) and have been a 'fan' of the club, or to put in other words, 'fond' of the club. But I will never ever support another club other than Wisla (and Toronto FC, but MLS clubs don't really count given my situation)

I say 'we' because it is easier to say.

Why not say "you" when talking in the arsenal thread. It is one letter more, not that hard. That's what I do if I want to discuss other teams in their thread.

Dunno

I am floating in the between zone, I have developed feelings for Arsenal, but I still don't consider myself as a supporter. (Plus I haven't done any actual supporting, just have one Pires shirt from a birthday gift a few years back )

I am contemplanting (sp) buying a Dortmund shirt with Kagawa on the back simply because I can't find a Japan one.

I'm unsure if this goes against my rules though, I like Dortmund, not a supporter, I just like the way the club is supported by others and watched a few games and come to like Kagawa.

So i'm not glory hunting, and I would be funding a club, but it is a club in debt which is supported properly. Would be like a gift I suppose.

James wrote:I am contemplanting (sp) buying a Dortmund shirt with Kagawa on the back simply because I can't find a Japan one.

I'm unsure if this goes against my rules though, I like Dortmund, not a supporter, I just like the way the club is supported by others and watched a few games and come to like Kagawa.

So i'm not glory hunting, and I would be funding a club, but it is a club in debt which is supported properly. Would be like a gift I suppose.

This is fine imo.

I myself have been contemplating getting a Dortmund Kuba shirt.