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DOUBLE NOD TO THE PILGRIMS’ PROGRESS

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The LeaguePaper Team
9 February 2020

Lowe and Jephcott take home awards

By Tom Blackett

PROUD AS PUNCH: Plymouth’s Luke Jephcott celebrates scoring against Carlisle and, inset, shows off his trophy alongside manager Ryan Lowe
PICTURE: Pinnacle

PLYMOUTH stormed into the thick of the League Two promotion battle in January – and it’s been rewarded with a trophy double.
Striker Luke Jephcott has been named the Sky Bet League Two Player of the Month, while his manager Ryan Lowe picked up the manager accolade.
Jephcott made a remarkable impact for the Pilgrims with five goals, including braces against Scuntho...

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