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ARGYLE’S Football Education team secured an excellent win at Watford on Wednesday, recovering from an early goal to produce a fine attacking display. After setting off for Watford at 6.30am, the Pilgrims started brightly enough but were hit by a suckerpunch to go behind against a home team coached by former Watford, Burnley and Stoke …

ARGYLE Ladies were in devastating form to defeat Devon rivals Exeter City and move top of the Premier League South West Division One. The result represents a sixth straight victory for the Pilgrims and an impressive double-header over the Grecians, having won the home fixture 4-1 just a fortnight earlier. Argyle came storming out of …

ARGYLE Community Trust is launching a brand new tennis session, taking place every Tuesday at Plymouth Life Centre. Open to anyone aged 11 or older, Argyle welcomes everyone to come along and get involved. You never know, the next Andy Murray or Jo Konta could be on our doorstep. Supported by Everyone Active, this new …

THE education tentacles of Argyle Community Trust have now stretched to Liskeard School and Community College, where the Trust Football Development Manager Jason Chapman has taken responsibility for the College Under-18 team. As a Trust, we’ve been looking to establish greater educational links in East Cornwall for some time and we are delighted to now …

ARGYLE fans will get a unique opportunity to own a piece of their clubs history in the form of signed merchandise. EFL Trust are auctioning off 75 pieces of signed merchandise including a signed Plymouth Argyle football shirt. All monies raised from the auction will go to the EFL Trust’s “Every Player Counts” disability football …

ARGYLE Ladies dig deep to secure a fine win over Brislington. The two sides were level at the break, with Dani Barr’s opening goal for the Pilgrims being cancelled out by a Kim Maggs leveller. It took four goals in the final 20 minutes – from Molly Taylor, Natasha Knapman, Ebony Dover and Katie Middleton …

ARGYLE Community Trust is excited to announce that we will be working with Ferrero and the EFL Trust to get kids in Devon and Cornwal moving for the third year. We’ll be delivering the +Sport Move and Learn Project to 30 primary schools, which encourages children to take part in physical activity, while helping them …

ARGYLE Community Trust this week celebrated the National Citizen Service Graduation Ceremony at Plymouth Guildhall. The fantastic event provided the opportunity for graduates to meet up with team-mates, their NCS leaders, as well as family and friends. This summer, Argyle saw 273 young people complete the scheme and celebrate their summer of achievement. Full Gallery …

THE Plymouth Argyle Football Education programme welcomed illustrious hosts for an intriguing fixture on Wednesday afternoon. Our counterparts from Chelsea Football Club made the long journey down and it turned out to be a very tight game of football, as neither side could find a breakthrough in a 0-0 draw. “We had a few injuries …

THE journey taken by Sam Barton is a clear example of the professional opportunities available for graduates at Plymouth Argyle. After partaking in Argyle’s first ever National Citizen Service (NCS), Sam was enlisted onto the education programme, studying for a BTEC Level 3 in Sport Development, Coaching and Fitness. Sam then enrolled on the BA …