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ADAMS FAMILY ARE STILL POSITIVE

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The LeaguePaper Team
30 September 2018

By Tom Blackett
LEAGUE ONE

MISSION: Derek Adams

DEFIANT Plymouth Argyle boss Derek Adams is adamant his side will pull away from the bottom of the League One table – despite an injury pile-up.
The Pilgrims made a slow start last term on their return to League One, but then stormed up the table before eventually finishing seventh.
And Adams doesn’t believe their sorry start this season – they were winless heading into yesterday’s home clash against high-flying Doncaster – is a major cause for alarm.
“We’ve got a good squad,” he stressed. &ld...

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