A third straight defeat knocked Argyle off top spot in League Two. The Pilgrims had won seven away matches in a row before this match. Their hosts had lost seven in a row at home. But this was not a happy trip for the Green Army, as Argyle conceded a pena
PASALB would like to invite you to our 40th anniversary celebrations at the Richmond Gate Hotel, 152-158 Richmond Hill, TW10 6RP. The event will be held in the Conservatory overlooking Richmond on Friday 24 February from 7pm until late. This is the night
Argyle’s losing run came to an end – but Newport were able to hang on for more than an hour with only 10 men at Home Park. The goalless draw means that the sides will meet again on Wednesday 21 December – with the winners earning an FA C
The PASALB Christmas Social is tomorrow – Thursday 15 December! Former Argyle shot-stopper Steve Cherry will be the special guest at the Hoop & Grapes pub in Farringdon. The fun will begin at 7pm, but we have booked the room from 6pm so please f
Argyle moved back to the top of the table after a welcome win over fellow promotion-chasers Doncaster Rovers at Home Park. Graham Carey capitalised on a mistake in the Doncaster defence to fire the Pilgrims in front in the 33rd minute. Argyle doubled thei
Argyle ensured that they will be top of the table at Christmas with a much-needed win at Accrington Stanley. Substitute Craig Tanner found the net in the 76th minute to give the Pilgrims all three points. It was Argyle’s only shot on target in the m
If you don’t have a ticket or can’t make a midweek trip to Home Park, you can still get together with other Greens to see if Derek Adams’ team can pull off what would be one of the great FA Cup upsets. PASALB’s meeting pub, the awa
Argyle left it late, but did enough on a muddy Rodney Parade pitch to claim victory and secure a trip to Liverpool in the FA Cup Third Round. Graham Carey got the only goal from the penalty spot with seven minutes of extra time remaining. It was the secon
Argyle gave Wycombe a Christmas present on Boxing Day as they let slip a two-goal lead at Home Park. The Pilgrims went behind after eight minutes when Scott Kashket found the net, but came back strongly with goals from Jordan Slew, Jake Jervis and Yann Sa
Argyle ended 2016 at the summit of League Two after securing all three points against Crawley. Goals from Oscar Threlkeld and Craig Tanner were enough to give the home side victory. Watch the highlights.