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No ifs or buts, Simms scored. You don’t get style points. Since the new year he’s got 3 goals in 10-11 games - a respectable return. Godden in the other hand, 1 league goal since September.

If you’d have offered a point before the game, you’d have taken it. We’re still in the playoffs with the strongest GD of the teams below us. After WBA and Watford, all of our away games (bar Southampton) are against bottom half teams which puts us in good stead. MR will keep calm, we’re in a...

They’re all collective failures. This forum obsessed over assigning blame to an individual for each goal. Why did we launch a long ball to JDS? Where was MVE for their second? And so on… There was a catalogue of errors that lead to both goals. Whilst we miss Sheaf’s defensive work in...

We’ll strengthen that area in the summer but Jan was not the time to do it imo. We’ve got EMC coming in so Wright will probably play more centrally next season. Simms will improve, since Swansea at home his goal ratio is 1 in 3. For the rest of the season, he needs to give Simms the starting...

Is it a coincidence that we’ve conceded nearly 2 goals every game since Sheaf got injured? That’s playing a part.

The second Godden chance and Simms’ 1v1. Plymouth didn’t have too many clear cut chances themselves - their second goal was a deflection and I’m not 100% convinced it was a shot - it probably was, I’m just not certain of that.

On the wing he was more involved and for his goal he was actually put through against the keeper. He is a player that needs to be involved. His movement waiting for deflections was good (likewise with Godden to be fair). Tonight I’d have said Godden played quite well, first time he got some...

The second goal was a deflection. He had it covered had it not hit Thomas and changed direction. Definitely not at fault.

We needed to rest players and those changes were not why we struggled. We could’ve been 2-0 up.

Overall, we played quite well in the first half and had Godden put us 1-0 up, it’s probable we stay on the front foot. Ironically, it was when we brought on our starters that we looked more vulnerable. Palmer isn’t on that same level as COH and in my view, he’s a role player if his final third...

Plymouth have lost 3 games at home this season and drew 3. Winning here was always a tough ask and we’ve missed 2 v clear cut chances and conceded 2 sloppy goals. You reap what you sow. As I wrote this, we scored and got the draw so everyone can stop pissing the bed.

To be fair, the replays show a bad deflection off Thomas. At first viewing I thought Collins was at fault.

Exactly, and if we refer back to the ‘do we miss Hamer?’ Thread we’ll see plenty of people saying ‘no’.

Talks about lacking up front then proceeds to mention our defence conceding soft goals… Today we’ve created more clear chances than most games. Let’s be honest, if we conceded as many soft goals as we do now last season, we wouldn’t have made the playoffs.

Was that xG for Simms’ chance? It definitely was not a clear cut opportunity. If Gooden/Bidwell was onside, that’s a bad bad miss. Next time he moans about game time all Robins has to do is show him that replay.

Bidwell was offside I think?

The only positive thing about Godden’s miss was that it was offside…

I actually prefer Thomas and he’s matured very well as the season has progressed. 3 quality options at CB and as for Lats, more a RCB (in a 3) or fullback to my mind.

No real surprises with the results tonight so nothing changes tomorrow. We’re not reliant on other teams dropping points as of yet and a draw takes us back into the top 6. Tomorrow is not a must-win game, that’s silly talk. We play WBA, Hull, PNE and Watford - these are must-not-lose games.

3 draws would do very nicely. WBA will likely beat Cardiff but a surprise here would lead into our fixture very nicely. We’ve lost one game at home too. We’ve drew a lot, but we’ve turned over Leicester and drew to Southampton. So we are more than capable to get results against Leeds, Hull and...