Wembley here we come! Peter Hartley’s 92nd-minute header was enough to put Argyle in the League 2 play-off final. It was the least that the home side deserved after a fantastic second-half performance. Enjoy the extended highlights.
If you don’t like crowds and warm expensive ale, can we suggest that you join up with us on our mini pub crawl to Wembley? Lord Wargrave, 40-42 Brendon St (on the corner with Crawford Place), 12 noon. Nearest station is Marylebone. Windsor Castl
The fixtures are out, and Argyle’s first game of the season is only weeks away. What better time to renew your PASALB membership? PASALB membership entitles fans to discount travel to matches; free entry to social events; a membership card (with fix
For the last four years, with your help and contributions, PASALB have been proud sponsors of Curtis Nelson. Following his departure, we are looking to continue this tradition by sponsoring our manager, Derek Adams, and we very much hope you will suppor
Most of you will have heard of the Premier League Fantasy Football League. (For those not familiar, you “manage” a football team, by selecting players from a notional allowance, and accumulating points throughout the season based on their perf
We are delighted to announce that Phil Burnam-Richards and Ros Kelly, stalwarts of PASALB away trips in recent years, tied the knot on Saturday at a ceremony attended by a number of PASALB members. We wish them every happiness and hope they will celeb
It has been a very busy summer of transfer activity at Home Park. At time of writing, Argyle had made no less than 14 signings. Here are the ins and outs… IN Jimmy Spencer, a forward from Cambridge Jordan Slew, a forward from Chesterfield Yann Songo
Our committee meeting last Thursday (11th August) kicked off making arrangements for our Christmas and fortieth anniversary social events. Finances remain in line with budget and there has been a good level of membership renewals. Our teams are getting r
Ugh. What an awful start. A new-look Argyle, with seven debutants in the starting line-up, began the season with their heaviest defeat since Derek Adams took charge. Luton’s goals, which all came in the second half, were scored by Danny Hylton, Jack