Some PASALB members are planning yet another football weekend trip overseas to watch the battle of the greens, when Guernsey play Whyteleafe (both of whom play in green shirts) in the Bostik League South East on Saturday 6 April. Already signed up are L
On Sunday 24 February, PASALB took a table at the lunch in honour of Tony Waiters. This was held at the Duke of Cornwall Hotel and over the course of 5 hours from 2pm to 7pm, a very entertaining time was had. The PASALB members who made it down to Plymout
We are delighted that Argyle legend Steve Castle is going to join us for a Q&A session at PASALB’s Spring Social on Wednesday 27 March. This will be a great opportunity to meet up with fellow Argyle fans for a mid-season pint or two and also to
Argyle’s Chairman, Simon Hallett, has kindly agreed to an informal post season get together with the London Branch next month. This will be at the Hoop and Grapes on Farringdon Street at 7pm on Friday 17th May. As we need to know numbers in advance,
Our AGM will take place on Friday May 17th at our usual venue, the Hoop and Grapes Pub. Please do come along to find out about what PASALB has done over the last year, and our plans for next season. (2018 Chair’s report here) The formalities are dealt w
For a few years now PASALB members have been watching Argyle Women play away at their games in the South East. Matches are usually played on a Sunday (typically with a 2pm KO) and are often played at a different ground from the ”parent club” (for exam
As we draw to the end of 2019, the post relegation gloom of the argyle supporter in exile has partly lifted as the team sit just outside the play-offs. As always, there is much to entertain the London based fan-base thanks to PASALB:- The PASALB Xmas Soci
Don’t miss out on meeting Argyle manager Ryan Lowe this week. Yes, the PASALB ‘Meet the Manager’ evening is this Friday 24th January at the Hoop and Grapes (80 Farringdon Street) in the first floor function room.The event&
JACK LESLIE Some members will be familiar with the story of Argyle legend Jack Leslie, the first black footballer to be selected to play for England, but sadly his history and significant contribution have been largely overlooked by the City and mos
On 22 February, 9 PASALB members chipped in and headed up to Royston FC to be match sponsor for their match against Hednesford. Why did we do that? Simply because Royston’s manager is Steve Castle who, as well as being an Argyle legend and g