Argyle Coventry 19/1 1500 kick off

Plymouth Argyle are set to have an unchanged squad for their League One game against Coventry City at Home Park on Saturday.

The injured trio of Conor Grant, Jamie Ness (both calf) and Joel Grant (hip) remain are still unavailable for selection.

Conor Grant has been out of action for the longest because of his calf problem which has sidelined him since November.

However, there is still no timescale on when the 23-year-old could make a playing comeback.

Argyle manager Derek Adams told Plymouth Live: “We have still got Jamie Ness, Conor Grant and Joel Grant out.

“Joel Grant will be the one that will be back first. It looks like it will then be Jamie Ness and Conor Grant.

“We are hopeful that Joel Grant could maybe take part in training next week, Jamie Ness next week and Conor Grant the week after.”

Meanwhile, first-year professional Cameron Sangster is making good progress in his recovery from a long-term injury.

The teenage midfielder suffered a broken ankle in a Central League game against Bristol Rovers at Home Park in October.

Adams said: “He has done really well to get back. He’s still with the medical team but he’s running now.

“He has still got a limp which he is going to have – and Gary Sawyer was the same - until it heals properly.”

Sawyer also suffered a broken ankle earlier this season but he returned to action in mid-December and has played in every game since then.

We're long over due a defeat

Argo 0-2 Coventry City

Should we actually get another victory Del may just well have turned it around again
Downside will be Hallett doubling his contract length should he pull it off

Lameiras triple hat-trick sees Argo squeeze home 9-8. Wish I was going.

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Covvers. Underachiefing more than Argo? At least they appear to be improving I guess.

If relegation is to be avoided, 4 points from the next two home games would seem to be a minimum return. Cov are up around the play-offs but should be beatable at home. Walsall have been sliding down the table.

Again, I'd take a point. A defeat isn't the end of the world IF we go on to beat Walsall. Average 1.5pts/game from now until the end of the season and we'll be comfortably-crap-but-safe, I reckon.

1-1

Another rocking soulless afternoon at gnome park

Wake me up when this nightmare is over.

Innocent Egbunike wrote:

If relegation is to be avoided, 4 points from the next two home games would seem to be a minimum return. Cov are up around the play-offs but should be beatable at home. Walsall have been sliding down the table.

Yup four points would be acceptable. Bizarrely I’m mildly optimistic about the next two games. 6 points in the bag. Foreshore.

Big following from Coventry tomorrow apparently, quite looking forward to this for a change and Argyle will win a tight game-Coventry don't score many but don't concede much either.

Must start controlling this damned optimism.

Hopefully we shouldn't lose, will take a point.

I'll be making a Lasagne instead, Hope it rains.

Coventry looked poor at the Ricoh (but still beat us), so will probably be a 1-0 either way. It'll be cold and wet too.

I’ve gone all aviva for this one even though we’re still
I fancy the two game winning streak to continue with a very lucky 2 - 1 win

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Big win as Argo go 4 unbeaten.

All depends which Argo turn up obviously hope they scrape a win, in a full on relegation scrap courtesy of his Lordship and seven years of shit.

he really thinks that the defence is fine oh deluded Del Bassett
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Last time I saw Coventry play down here was in the Championship and Argyle were 4-0 up by half time. It stayed that way if I recall and the Cov fans had started taking their banners down and were buggering off before the whistle. I think there were only half of them left for the second half.

Unlikely to see a repeat though. I’m saying 2-2.

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I'll be making a Lasagne instead, Hope it rains.

Will be making a batch of gluten free cheese scones, while listening to the relegation battle unfold.

SteelCannon wrote:

Last time I saw Coventry play down here was in the Championship and Argyle were 4-0 up by half time. It stayed that way if I recall and the Cov fans had started taking their banners down and were buggering off before the whistle. I think there were only half of them left for the second half.

Unlikely to see a repeat though. I’m saying 2-2.

Think you might be right there LOL

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#SHITARTIST wrote:

I'll be making a Lasagne instead, Hope it rains.

Will be making a batch of gluten free cheese scones, while listening to the relegation battle unfold.

Will be installing extra RAM and a new SSD to the laptop, which will make it a million times faster - maybe a billion times faster. Who knows?
Cleaning camera sensor with IPA and cotton Buds. That'll save me £120
Putting new aerial in mums loft so she can ditch the robbing barstewards at Sky and go to Freeview,
Then it's beer time!
Then maybe I'll check the results!

Can you pay on gate? On choo choo down!!