Club Statement on Plymouth Incident concerning tomorrow game

Club Statement: Plymouth Incident

Plymouth Argyle Football Club is deeply shocked and saddened by last night’s tragic events in our City.

Our heartfelt condolences go out to all those affected.

We would also like to thank the emergency services for their quick and brave actions in responding to this terrible incident.

Our flags at Home Park Stadium are flying at half-mast and we will be making some changes to our scheduled programme ahead of tomorrow’s match with Gillingham.

We will no longer hold a minutes' applause pre match as planned. Instead, a minute's silence will be held and our planned celebratory pitch walk with Gary Sawyer and Luke McCormick will now take place at a later date.

We feel that posting ticketing, retail or any other promotional social media posts ahead of tomorrow’s game would not be appropriate, so the club will take a period of silence on its social media channels until midday tomorrow, when game specific information will begin.

Supporters can find match and ticketing information on pafc.co.uk

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all flags in town where at half mast i noticed today alot where taken down too but i think that was because the usual flags where removed for the rainbow nations to have theirs up.

A good and appropriate statement by the club.

All the clubs and teams of the city have been laying on the tributes and support all day.



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Fair play to Steve Evans for that, never been a great fan of the guy due to his past unpleasant behaviours, but I respect him now for what he said and how he said it.