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ACE BIM’S GOT BIG AMBITION

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The LeaguePaper Team
13 September 2026

PLYMOUTH Argyle attacking talisman Bim Pepple is determined to use the “bittersweet” disappointment of missing out on Canada’s World Cup squad to inspire him to even greater heights this season.
By Dave Flett

Pepple’s stunning form during the second half of last term – when he scored 15 of his 18 goals from mid-January onwards – earned him a first-ever call-up to the Canucks’ senior squad for the March friendlies against Iceland and Tunisia.
And, even though he failed to make the cut for this summer’s finals co-hosted by his co...

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