Originally Posted by
bigroof
They could still be good, even though outplayed for a while by Crewe. Crewe can be good too, and have been, at times, this season - more often, already, than last season. They've also come from behind a few times this season, which happened rarely, if at all, last season; so maybe not so 'mentally weak'?
When you say 'two average sides', Proggs, what exactly do you mean? Within the context of League Two, one is top, and the other sixth, so both are surely 'above average'? League Two is obviously not as good as League One, but sometimes people said, even over the last three seasons, that League One was 'poor', or even 'average', which, quite frankly, is a meaningless phrase.
Yesterday, Crewe were better than the top team for a good while; they perhaps surprised Plymouth with their tactics; Plymouth adjusted, and shaded the second half. They have fast players who chase 'lost causes', and counter-attack effectively. It was agood game, but, frustratingly for us, Crewe lost.
They can do better, and if they're knocked out of the cup and pick up very few points in the next three league games, then yes, that's surely not good enough, but, for now they're in the play-off positions.