The last time Argyle and Oxford met at the Kaasam Stadium
was last season in which the Pilgrims lost 5-1. This was there heaviest defeat. Most of the squad on that Tuesday evening last
season were aging between 17 and 19. The greens were still in administration at
that time with James Brent trying to finalise a deal to buy the club from being
liquidated. Thanks to James Brent Plymouth still has a club.
Durrell Berry and three of Carl Fletchers summer signings Jamie
Lowry, Rhys Griffiths and Rene Gilmartin are all still side-lined through injuries
whilst the rest of the squad are all fit for selection for tomorrow games
against Oxford United at the Kassam Stadium.
The one to watch out for in the Oxford’s squad is Jake
Forster-Caskey the stepson of Nicky Forster currently manager of Dover
Athletic. Forster-Caskey is on loan from
championship side Brighton & Hove Albion.
Meanwhile Carl Fletchers first signing of the season from
Woking, Paris Cowan-Hall will be looking for a starting 11 place after his
impressive displays on the pitch after coming on during the second half of the
games. Also looking to break into the starting 11 is Northern Ireland Striker
Warren Feeney.
Fletcher’s team will also be looking to improve on the pitch
after a very poor performance on Tuesday Evening. The players were lucky to
come away from Dagenham & Redbridge with a point.
Manager Carl Fletcher and captain Darren Purse will be looking to lead the team onto a valuable 3points.
I’m
sure there will be a few hundred more among the green army, cheering on the lads
from the North stand in Oxfordshire as Argyle have sold out there limit of 500 tickets.
Green Army! 
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