Here are the travel details for our trip to Cambridge United on Saturday 4 February. PASALB committee member Lee Jameson will be in the Parcel Yard pub, inside Kings Cross station (by Platform 9 3/4), from about 11am. Suggested train times: Depart London
Argyle, sporting a limited-edition maroon strip, missed the chance to close the gap on leaders Doncaster as they went down 2-1 at Yeovil. It ended a run of eight games without a win for the home side. After a goalless first half, Yeovil opened up a two-go
Argyle were under pressure at times, but held firm to leave Cambridge with three points and a huge boost to their promotion chances. New signing Antoni Sarcevic got the only goal, four minutes before half-time. The result consolidated Argyle’s posit
Two goals in the last three minutes won this game for Leyton Orient – but defeat for Doncaster at Carlisle meant that Argyle remained in the title race. Antoni Sarcevic had given the Pilgrims the lead in the 10th minute, only for Orient to equalise
Argyle won the Devon Derby to tighten their grip on a promotion spot in League Two. Matty Kennedy, Ryan Taylor and Jake Jervis got the goals to end the Grecians’ seven-game winning run. Watch the highlights.
Here’s a final reminder from our Fundraising Secretary, Phil Burnam-Richards, to send in your raffle tickets for the draw at our 40th Anniversary Dinner. As well as the £300 cash prize, Social Secretary Lee Jameson has secured a number of excitin
Matty Kennedy’s curling shot earned Argyle a point at Victoria Park against lowly Hartlepool. The on-loan winger found the net with 14 minutes remaining with an effort from outside the area. Hartlepool had been ahead since the 27th minute, when Rhys
Argyle picked up another point away from home as promotion rivals Luton were held. The hosts took an early lead when Danny Hylton picked up his 19th goal of the season. But Argyle came back to equalise through Craig Tanner with 25 minutes on the clock. Th
Argyle lost ground on leaders Doncaster as they slipped to their fifth home league defeat of the season. Notts County’s Jorge Grant scored the only goal of the game when he capitalised on a terrible mix-up in the Argyle defence. Jordan Slew went clo
Two first-half goals ensured that Argyle saw off promotion rivals Carlisle at Home Park. The Pilgrims took the lead in the 21st minute when Graham Carey found the net. Jake Jervis doubled Argyle’s advantage from the penalty spot shortly before half-