While the rest of the nation are still getting over the events of yesterday and that have carried on today in an extended debate in Parliament, it was good to be able to go and pick my eldest daughter up from school and spend the evening with her, along with over 5000 other people who attended the Romain Larrieu Testimonial match at Home Park against newly promoted Premier League side QPR. Very emotional evening for most fans anyway but for me even more so as it is almost a year since we were at the football together.
Having spoken to my daughter this evening we have decided not to renew our season tickets this year as we will not be able to attend the evening matches during term time because this is her last year before senior school and will have to start concentrating hard if she wants to go to the school she has told her mother and me that she wants to attend. I am also going to pay half of the money for her school trip to France so the money for the season ticket will be added expense that I cannot afford right now.
Just for the record it was a pretty entertaining evening and the match was played out by both teams but ended with a final score of ARGYLE 0-1 QPR although to be fair a draw would have been fairer and actually Argyle could have scored one themselves if not more.
Meanwhile Matt O'Connor continues his hunger strike and here is an update and a more in depth article explaining why he continues!
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