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ARGYLE Community Trust is delighted to announce the continuation of high quality goalkeeper coaching provided by first-team Player-Coach James Bittner in our Long Term Player Development programme. It is a move that can only benefit the aspiring goalkeepers of our region to receive coaching from an experienced professional and it’s another step forward for the …

ARGYLE Coach Kevin Nancekivell has been accepted on the Pro License course, the pinnacle qualification for football coaches. It is a tremendous honour for Nance and Argyle to have one of our own undertaking such an illustrious course, and will be a huge benefit to the development of future talent at Home Park. The UEFA …

ARGYLE’S Peninsula League clash with Holsworthy has been called off due to a waterlogged pitch at Seale Hayne. The game was scheduled for this afternoon but will now be rearranged for a later date.

THE rain is falling and pitches across the South-West are sucking up the moisture for a very different style of football. Argyle have already developed a fine reputation for passing football during our first season in the Peninsula League but the young charges under Head Coach Kevin Nancekivell may well need to adopt a different …

ARGYLE Community Trust continues to spread our wings, as we welcome students from Poland to study I.T. skills in our educational hub of the Pilgrim Centre here at Home Park. It is a fantastic boost for the Trust and the football club, forming part of an increasing international aspect. We are delighted to be helping …

ARGYLE Community Trust are one of twenty clubs throughout the UK taking part in the +Sport Move and Learn Project. The project is completely free to participating schools and focuses on valuable nutrition knowledge for youngsters aged 9-10 (Year 5), whilst giving them a chance to participate in football, handball and dodgeball. Through participating in …

ARGYLE cruised to victory over bottom club Vospers Oak Villa, thanks to four goals from first-team striker Deane Smalley. It was always going to be a difficult task for Vospers, who are propping up the table in Division 1 West of the Peninsula League and the challenge became even greater when Connor McAuley opened the …

LAST weekend, Argyle ended the unbeaten run of Mousehole with a dominant display and a 3-1 victory but this week brings the other end of the spectrum. Vospers Oak Villa have suffered a desperate start to their campaign, losing every game and boasting a gloomy goal difference of minus 58 from 12 games. It would …

ARGYLE Community Trust will open our magical doors to 120 special guests for the weekend clash with Morecambe at Home Park. The visitors will be part of the Match-Day Magic programme and we welcome guests from Hatherleigh Youth Football Club, Okehampton Primary School and Bishop Bronescombe School in St Austell. The Match-Day Magic package starts …

ARGYLE Community Trust is pleased to announce the opening of a new Progression Centre at Launceston Community College. These weekly training sessions will be open to both club and non-club players, using the Plymouth Argyle coaching methodology for developing individual skills and match-play. The sessions will encourage creativity and use problem-solving to challenge player awareness. …