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Gaffer Tom wants more as Pilgrims show class

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The LeaguePaper Team
6 September 2026

By Harry Bishop

TOM CLEVERLEY believes his Plymouth side can now kick on and find the form they are capable of after securing a fine away win at Doncaster.
Plymouth have endured a somewhat patchy start to the campaign, but secured their second success in style, and the Pilgrims boss now wants to see more of the same.
Goals from Will Evans, Bim Pepple and Caleb Watts saw Argyle claim a deserved first away win of the season and Cleverley said admitted feeling his well-fancied team were in a ‘sticky situation’ following their mixed start.
“We had a setback in mid...

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