The official charity for Plymouth Argyle Football Club
Frequently asked questions What will the facility include? A Football Association-standard artificial playing pitch and new floodlights to replace the current sand-dressed astroturf, which is not fit for purpose Two new junior grassroots football pitches A new artificial cricket wicket and eight grass wickets A two-storey pavilion with: An office for the Argyle Community Trust …
ARGYLE Community Trust is looking to recruit a Facilities Centre Manager, the post-holder will be responsible for managing the new sports complex Manadon Sports Centre to ensure the booking of the facility is maximised to meet its usage plans in the most cost effective manner for Argyle Community Trust. The post-holder will further develop, implement …
SCORING goals is the hardest thing to do in football, so they say. Creating them, stopping them, watching them, cheering them are also vital components in the match-day experience. There are, however, so many other elements that contribute to that drama on the pitch and, when it comes to unsung heroes, the ball assistants at …
FINE performances failed to get the right reward for Argyle’s education squads in the National Youth League this week. Our Cornwall team made the gruelling trip to face league leaders Norwich City and turned in a terrific display against a very good team, containing some Academy players from the Canaries. Coach Jamie Day was naturally …
ARGYLE Community Trust is looking to recruit a Schools and Community Coach to primarily deliver in a number of schools and community centred programmes. The main focus will be to deliver sport specific and fundamental coaching within primary schools and our extended community provision and to help support the sports participation department with their remit. …
TWO wins and a draw for the Plymouth Argyle squads involved in the National Youth Football League last week. The Cornwall programme hosted a well organized MK Dons, recovering from conceding two goals in the opening five minutes and a 3-1 deficit at half-time to earn a 3-3 draw. Coach Jamie Day praised the character …
ONE of the highlight events in our Premier League Primary Stars initiative is the chance to offer schools an opportunity to utilize a collapsed curriculum day. Austin Farm Academy in the Eggbuckland area of Plymouth was the latest beneficiary and the whole school come off their usual school timetable to participate in sport for part …
ARGYLE Community Trust would like to express our immense gratitude to Co-op members for raising £1,467.53 in support of our charity. For the past six months, Co-op members have helped raise the funds through their membership and also by pledging to our charity section in the Peverell branch of the Co-op. We have channelled these …
PLYMOUTH Argyle Cornwall again came close to earning their first league win of the season in a windy encounter with Luton Town. We controlled much of the first half and Ben Gibbs causing serious problems for the Hatters. He earned his reward on 35 minutes, reacting quickest to prod home from close range. Conditions favoured …
THE Plymouth Argyle Girls Football Academy enjoyed a very special trip to Sunderland in the National Football Youth League last week. The Girls made the long journey to the North-East, staying overnight and experiencing the full level of professionalism expected from a Football Academy in preparation for involvement in a national competition. While the end …