By now, all PASALB members should have received a batch of Christmas Draw tickets to sell. Here’s what you need to do… Sell as many tickets as you can Write the name and phone number on each stub Fill in the slip that came with the tickets Sen
Argyle were dumped out of the Football League Trophy as Millwall scored five goals at Home Park. Lee Gregory scored a hat-trick for the visitors to ensure they reached the Southern Area semi-finals. Jake Jervis scored twice for Argyle. Graham Carey got th
Saturday 28 November Dagenham & Redbridge If you are planning to travel to Dagenham why not join us in the Liberty Bounds Public House from 11am? The Liberty Bounds is a Wetherspoons and across the road from Fenchurch Street Station. We then plan
Preparations for the PASALB Christmas Social 2015 are going well, and we can now reveal more details. Our special guest will be former Argyle midfielder John Matthews. The event, at the Hoop and Grapes pub in Farringdon, will be held from 7pm on Thursday
Argyle put their cup woes behind them to pick up their third consecutive League Two win and maintain their five-point lead at the top of the table. First-half goals from Jake Jervis and Graham Carey were enough to see off the home side, who got a stoppage
On this day 20 years ago, Alan Nicholls was killed in a motorcycle crash. He was one of the most talented goalkeepers ever to play for Argyle. This Guardian article features interviews with Alan’s father and former players including Mark Patterson,
A first-half hat-trick from Tom ‘Wilkins’ Watkins fired PASALB FC to a 5-2 win over the third of two Middlesbrough teams in the division, to maintain our satisfactory start to the season. We found ourselves a goal down after barely two minutes. A goal
For the fourth home game in a row, injury-hit Argyle went to the dressing room trailing at half-time. This time, however, they salvaged a draw to remain at the top of League Two. Jay Simpson opened the scoring for Orient in the fourth minute. Curtis Nelso
It came out of the blue in an otherwise ugly match, but Ryan Brunt’s deflected long-range strike in stoppage time gave injury-hit Argyle a welcome point. Dagenham and Redbridge had looked to be on course for their first home league win of the season