No One Rates Us, We Don’t Care

Archie, Alex, and Chris return for yet more delirium as they break down Plymouth Argyle’s stunning 5-1 win over Millwall. The trio tries to make sense of these dizzying heights, dissecting a game that carried so much pressure—yet was nearly over after just 10 minutes. Praise is heaped on the golden front three of Wright, Bundu, and Hardie, as well as Muslic’s eye for talent and ability to mould players into new roles.

They dive into Muslic’s coaching philosophy, player development, and the growing chemistry within the squad, emphasising the intensity and teamwork driving Argyle’s recent success. There’s also a deep appreciation for the squad’s resilience and spirit, as they reflect on how far the club has come despite the challenges.

In Part 2, attention turns to the 5th round glamour tie against Manchester City—as the pod sits back in disbelief and dares to dream of another upset. With a few days to process the Liverpool euphoria, they reflect on the international coverage the result has received and take a more rational perspective on the win. Elsewhere, they discuss the appointment of set-piece coach Hubert Auer and the huge task he has ahead.

Finally, Part 3 wraps up with a look ahead to Blackburn away—before a chaotic quiz brings things to a close.

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