Argyle recovered from a half-time deficit to run out comfortable winners in their opening EFL Trophy group game. Jordan Green’s 19th-minute goal had given the visitors the lead – something for the 89 fans in the Barn Park End to cheer. But the
Details of our forthcoming away trips to Stevenage, Newport, Crewe and Morecambe. If you would like to travel, please click here to send an email to Lee Jameson. Stevenage Saturday 8 October Depart London Kings Cross 11-52 Arrive Stevenage
Sonny Bradley’s late, late goal was enough to give Argyle their fifth straight win. The central defender struck in the second minute of injury time to send the Robins home empty-handed. Argyle had dominated possession, but hadn’t had it all th
Argyle moved to the top of League Two after recording their sixth win in a row. It took the Pilgrims only nine minutes to break the deadlock, when Graham Carey fired home from Ben Purrington’s cross. Argyle doubled their lead early in the second hal
It doesn’t get much better than this. Argyle drove up the A38, scored two goals and recorded their seventh straight win to remain at the top of League Two. The Grecians, who fielded former Pilgrim Reuben Reid up front, were well beaten in the 104th
Argyle’s winning streak came to an end – but a late equaliser consolidated their position at the top of the League Two table. Jake Jervis’s penalty six minutes from time ensured that Argyle extended their unbeaten run. The visitors had l
After fourteen minutes of this League Two encounter, Argyle were a goal – and two players – to the good. They made hard work of it, but were rarely troubled during the remainder of the game and ran out comfortable winners in the end. The Pilgr
Our committee meeting on Thursday 6th October ran through plans for upcoming social events. We have now kicked off making arrangements for our Christmas party and an event early in 2017 to celebrate PASALB’s 40th anniversary. We also decided our
Argyle remained in command of League Two after a 4-1 win against West Country rivals Yeovil Town. Jake Jervis scored twice for the Pilgrims, with other goals coming from Jimmy Spencer and Graham Carey. Yeovil’s goal was scored by captain Darren Ward
Argyle lost to Wimbledon – but it drew a crowd of only 936 and it was certainly not as painful as the last meeting between the two sides. The Pilgrims took the lead in this Checkatrade Trophy group match when former Don Connor Smith scored the only