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Taylor suffers another setback, Jephcott wins third monthly award
Plymouth Argyle manager Ryan Lowe has confirmed that striker Ryan Taylor has suffered another setback and will miss this weekend match against Crewe.
Player Ratings: Salford 2 Plymouth Argyle 3
For the sixth time this season, Plymouth Argyle found themselves locked at 2-2. However, they bucked the trend, scoring the winner to steal the points.
Opposition View: Colchester vs Plymouth Argyle
“We’ll be hurting from our 2-1 defeat to Cambridge United, but I don’t think we have enough to blow Plymouth out of the water. 1-1.”
Telford and McFadzean back soon, Aimson edging closer
After Antoni Sarcevic and Josh Grant were absent from the squad that faced Newport, Ryan Lowe told reporters that “we will know more in the next 24 hours.”
Ryan Lowe and Luke Jephcott win monthly awards
Plymouth Argyle pair Ryan Lowe and Luke Jephcott have won the manager and player of the month for League Two respectively.
Argyle find yet another way to win against Newport
Newport played to their strengths and launched plenty of high balls into the area. But Palmer was strong, brave, and claimed them when required.
The Opposition View: Plymouth Argyle vs Newport
I think it will be similar to the last game. We may try and press from the front but we won’t want to be caught out of position, we’ll want to be tight.
Mayor major doubt for Newport, no rush on Telford
Plymouth Argyle manager Ryan Lowe has confirmed that Danny Mayor is likely to miss Saturday’s match against Newport after picking up a hamstring injury.
Player Ratings: Plymouth Argyle 2 Crawley 2
For some Plymouth Argyle fans, the draw against Crawley will be a point gained on Exeter and Swindon, for others it will be two dropped.
Argyle overcome Westley once more
It wasn’t pretty, but the fact Argyle eventually managed to overcome Westley-ball to secure all three points was all that mattered.
Player Ratings: Stevenage 1 Plymouth Argyle 2
Three points away to Stevenage saw Plymouth Argyle climb back into the top three for the first time since August, with games in hand against their rivals.
Argyle ride their luck to secure Mansfield victory
This was a balancing of fortunes. Often enough, Argyle have out-played and out-created their opponents but failed to win. For once, the roles were reversed.