PASALB FC have won again. Here’s the match report… PASALB advanced to the quarter finals of the Dave Baister Cup with a 3-1 win over London Scottish, who looked a shadow of the side that furnished us with a 5-2 drubbing in the dying days of th
A goal in each half from Reuben Reid ensured Argyle moved three points clear at the top of League Two. The game at Meadow Lane was screened live on Sky Sports, and a good number of PASALB members gathered at the Hoop and Grapes pub in Farringdon to watch.
A wonderful volley from Reuben Reid won it for Argyle – but they were made to work hard for the victory by Accrington Stanley. The visitors hit the woodwork twice and had several more good chances, but they could not find the net. The result kept Ar
Argyle stayed at the top of League Two table despite losing at fellow promotion-chasers Oxford United. Liam Sercombe’s 32nd-minute goal was enough to ensure the U’s maintained their unbeaten home record. The goal had been coming. Oxford had hi
Former Argyle midfielder John Matthews will be the special guest at the 2015 PASALB Christmas Social. John played 135 games and scored four goals for Argyle during a successful spell at Home Park from 1985 to 1989. He was a key member of Dave Smith’
How important might this turn out to be? Ryan Brunt pounced in the fifth minute of injury time to give Argyle a deserved win at Kenilworth Road. The Pilgrims were much the better side in the first half, but only had the one goal to show for it – a C
Your correspondent’s first season playing for PASALB, way back in 2005/06, yielded a derisory three wins over the course of the entire (Division 2!!) campaign. The class of 2015/16 exceeded that inglorious record with maximum efficiency, thanks to a 3-1
Argyle extended their lead at the top of League Two to five points with a fine home win over Morecambe. The Pilgrims retained control throughout the match after both Graham Carey and Craig Tanner fired home from outside the area within the first 12 minute
It’s never as enjoyable to write up a defeat as a victory, but it seems churlish to ignore the task altogether. In that spirit, details of PASALB’s 4-1 loss to Celtic on Sunday were as follows: In three close games with the Celts last season, their ta
Argyle went out of the FA Cup in the first round after Carlisle found the net twice in the first half. Antony Sweeney and Hallam Hope struck to give the visitors their first win at Home Park since 1978. Carlisle earned a second-round tie against ??? Argyl