Soccer Pie 17 November @ 04:42 AM EST
A great jump on a corner and a marvelous header. This is by no means a surprise coming from
Plymouth striker Rory Fallon. But until few days ago, those kinds of attempts
didn't bring a lot of attention. His club are struggling in Coca Cola Championship, while Fellon
himself is far from the desired form.
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After 0-0 in Bahrain, New Zealand had all the advantages to progress to their second World Cup
ever. 35,000 spectators in Wellington were an all-time record for a football match in New Zealand,
and they were not disappointed as New Zealand managed to pull a narrow 1-0 victory on a goal by the
Plymouth Argyle striker Rory Fallon.
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New Zealand have secured their place at next year's finals in South Africa with a 1-0 aggregate win
over Bahrain in their two legged Asia/Oceania play off. Following a 0-0 draw in Bahrain, a nervy
match at the Westpac Stadium was settled by Plymouth Argyle striker Rory Fallon. It will be ...
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Before the largest crowd in New Zealand football history, New Zealand beat Bahrain 1-0 to qualify
for the 2010 World Cup, Over 35,000 fans packed into Wellington's Westpac Stadium to see the All
Whites reach the World Cup finals for the first time since 1982. Plymouth Argyle striker Rory
Fallon headed the decisive goal just before half time and Wellington Phoenix keeper Mark Paston
saved a second half penalty five minutes after the restart from Sayed Mohamed Adnan.
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A solitary header from Plymouth Argyle striker Rory Fallon sealed qualification to South Africa
2010 against Bahrain in this World Cup play-off second leg.
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It's the FA Cup First Round this weekend so, in the first of five pieces about the Oldest
Cup Competition In The World (and there's a phrase that is probably copyrighted by The FA), we take
a look back at Wycombe Wanderers' run to the semi-finals of the competition in 2001.
The FA Cup is a competition that throws up surprise results every season, but some records
remain and one that may never be broken is that no-one from the bottom two divisions of the
Football League has made The FA Cup final.
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MIKE JACOBS 21 October @ 09:19 AM EST
Major League Soccer suffered a loss to it's coaching community this past week when Paul Mariner
resigned from his position with the New England Revolution to take a similar position with
Coca-Cola Championship club Plymouth Argyle.
Soccer America's Ridge Mahoney outlines his significance in New England, as well as in MLS.
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Ever heard the one about the club who loaned their best defender, who also happened to be their
ex-Chairman's son-in-law, to their ex-manager's club only to see him score against the employers
who were still paying 90% of his wages? No? Well it happened this weekend as Marcel Seip edged a
Charlie Adam free kick past Romain Larrieu, his Plymouth Argyle teammate of over three seasons.
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Marquee battles in each of Europe's top leagues and a loaded schedule of important MLS tilts
headline a busy Saturday of soccer action.
Early birds will be able to watch Aston Villa take on Chelsea on ESPN2, while those sleeping in
can still wake up and catch Juventus-Fiorentina, Hamburg-Bayer Leverkusen and Valencia
Barcelona.
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Marquee battles in each of Europe's top leagues and a loaded schedule of important MLS tilts
headline a busy Saturday of soccer action.
Early birds will be able to watch Aston Villa take on Chelsea on ESPN2, while those sleeping in
can still wake up and catch Juventus-Fiorentina, Hamburg-Bayer Leverkusen and Valencia
Barcelona.
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With a thrilling week of World Cup qualifying action behind us, international club soccer will
once again take center stage this weekend as players change their focus from national teams to club
teams.
There is no shortage of marquee match-ups, whether in England, Spain or MLS, which is winding up
its regular season with some crucial playoff-impacting tilts.
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New England Revolution assistant coach
Paul Mariner will depart his longtime role
alongside Steve Nicol to become the assistant head coach at Plymouth Argyle, according to reports
out of the U.K. The Daily Mail reported early Oct. 9 that the 56-year old Mariner had been in talks
with the Football League club, with his appointment to be rubber-stamped next week.
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"Zoran, you know I said I'd kill you last? I lied."I can get a handle on the mysterious disappearance of Zoran Tosic only by imagining the following
scenario: Fergie ordered Nemanja Vidic – it would be Vidic, who closely resembles a James Bond
henchman – to dump Tosic in some disused Manchester canal, concrete football boots and all.
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Newcastle could be stretched tomorrow night, especially in defense as we lost some players to
injury at Ipswich. Coloccini - has looked class this season Danny Simpson and now Ryan Taylor
remain fitness doubts ahead of Wednesday's next crucial game with Queens Park Rangers. Simpson
jarred his ankle during the 3-1 win over Plymouth Argyle and the injury [.
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If the U.S. national team is to qualify for the 2010Â World Cup, it
will likely have to do so without Jay DeMerit.
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Joey Barton had an awful game last Saturday against Plymouth Argyle last Saturday. Joey Barton out
with new foot injury And we saw the reports earlier this week, that Barton should be summarily
dropped from the team. But every player has his ups and downs during a season, but it was hardly
fitting to just write [.
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Well maybe we are, and maybe we aren't. But this isn't actually about Newcastle fans, it's partly
about football fans in general and specifically, following their unenviable and ultimately
fruitless journey to the North East, Plymouth Argyle fans. After all, it's the longest trip that
can be made in the English fixture list and it's a [.
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Chris Hughton thinks that 20 year-old Geordie striker Andy Carroll was simply unplayable during
periods of Saturday's 3-1 win over Plymouth Argyle at St. James' Park. Andy Carroll - thumps home
Newcastle's 3rd goal in great stryle That's just like another big Geordie striker earlier this
season. The Gateshead born 20-year-old fired home a terrific volley from the [.
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Newcastle manager Chris Hughton has praised 18 year-old teenage striker Nile Ranger for the
second-half display which turned the game for Newcastle against Plymouth Argyle. Nile Ranger -
great in last 30 minutes on Saturday With the score at 1-1, just over half an hour left, Â andÂ
things not looking too good for the Magpies, Ranger was brought [.
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Newcastle got back to winning ways with a win over Plymouth at St James' Park.
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Well that's certainly how it felt. I'll cut to the chase on this one because I've got my GNR
preparations and an early night ahead of me. And frankly most of today's game was instantly
forgettable. From Enrique's elaborations, to Joey Barton's wonky radar and then over to a lop-sided
and blunted formation, there was [.
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Newcastle United climbed up to second place in the Coca Cola Championship after their 3-1 win
over Plymouth Argyle. Newcastle made hard work of this win though and were very lackluster in the
first-half. Going in 1-0 up at half-time thanks to a Steven Taylor header, Argyle came out for the
second half like a team on a mission.
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Newcastle United climbed up to second place in the Coca Cola Championship after their 3-1 win
over Plymouth Argyle. Newcastle made hard work of this win though and were very lackluster in the
first-half. Going in 1-0 up at half-time thanks to a Steven Taylor header, Argyle came out for the
second half like a team on a mission.
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Bottom of the table Plymouth make the pilgrimage to St James's Park today as the Toon hope to get
back on track after the midweek defeat at Blackpool. Plymouth have a paltry 2 points from their
opening 7 games, picked up via an away draw at Crystal Palace and a home draw against QPR in the
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Danny Guthrie has warned bottom of the league Plymouth Argyle today, that they face a wounded
animal at St James' Park tomorrow. Danny Guthrie Newcastle is like a wounded animal The 22 year-old
midfielder is expected to come through big time for Newcastle this season, and Danny is convinced
that losing at Blackpool was merely [.
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The prospect facing Plymouth Argyle supporters, The Green Army, this Saturday is a 820 mile round
trip to Newcastle. On Saturday current Championship leaders Newcastle face Plymouth at St James'
Park, in what promises to be the biggest crowd of the season and expected to be anywhere north of
the 45,000 mark.
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News today that Newcastle United are among clubs interested in Plymouth's Dutch defender Marcel
Seip. Marcel Sepp - Newcastle after center back? The 27 year old was born in Winshoten, Holland and
has been at Plymouth Argyle for almost 3 years, after agreeing to a three-year contract, back in
November, 2006 through this summer.
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The English Premier League transfer window ends today with no news of any new signing so far. We
will update you with any change. Manchester United weren't active during this transfer window as
they...
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Albion Road 25 August @ 08:28 PM EST
Full Name: Plymouth Argyle Football Club
City: Plymouth
Founded: 1886
Stadium: Home Park (19,500)
Colors: Green, White
Previous Names: Argyle Football Club (1886-94), Argyle Athletic Club
(1897-1903)
Nickname: The Pilgrims, Argyle
Rival: Torquay United, Exeter City
owners of a title I'm quite sure they'd rather do without - the largest city in England never to
have had a top-flight club.
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