LEAH BURRIDGE, Helen Bleazard and Katie Middleton were among the winners at Plymouth Argyle Ladies’ end-of-season awards evening. The event was held online due to the coronavirus pandemic and more than 1,000 people voted for the supporters’ player-of-the-year. That award went to Burridge, who polled 45 per cent of the votes cast in the survey, … Continue reading →

PLYMOUTH Argyle captain Katie Middleton may be nearing the end of a stellar career that goes back almost 20 years, but she still feels she has a lot to offer to the club. With almost 300 games and nearly 100 goals behind her, Middleton has seen plenty of highs and lows during her time pulling … Continue reading →

FOR any team to be successful it not only needs quality players but also high calibre backroom staff. And Plymouth Argyle Ladies have that in first team goalkeeping coach Jason Haswell. The 28-year-old was a promising shot-stopper for St Dominick until a head injury scuppered his ambition to play at a higher level. Having also … Continue reading →

PLYMOUTH Argyle Ladies will be on the lookout for a goalkeeper after current custodian Ben Kyle decided to hang up the gloves this week. Kyle returned to the club for the start of the 2019-20 season and played in 15 games and proved to be a highly-capable goalkeeper.  But the shot-stopper has now decided to … Continue reading →

PLYMOUTH Argyle Ladies are offering fans the chance to vote for their supporters’ player of the year award. Argyle’s season came to an early end due to the coronavirus when they were sitting in fourth sport in the FA National Women’s League Southern Premier Division. The Pilgrims were looking like title challengers until January when … Continue reading →

PLYMOUTH Argyle Ladies have said farewell to club secretary Andrew Bellamy, who has stepped down from the role after doing it for nearly five years. Bellamy took on the position at the beginning of the 2015-16 season, but since then the role has got more and more time-consuming. Bellamy said: “It has been an honour … Continue reading →

PLYMOUTH Argyle Ladies produced a battling performance to overcome struggling Hounslow 2-1 at Manadon on Sunday in the National League Southern Premier Division. With so many first choice players unavailable the Pilgrims had to include five 16-year-olds in their squad for the visit of the Londoners. Argyle, who have been struggling since Christmas with injuries, … Continue reading →