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MAYOR SEES RED WITH TOWN IN THE PINK

By Ross Reid

RYAN Lowe is confident his Plymouth side will bounce back after losing a fourth straight league game in succumbing to Ipswich.

Lowe, whose promoted side have not earned maximum spoils since early November, said: “These are tough times... tough times don’t last, but tough people do – and that’s what we have got in there, a good group of lads. We will keep working and make sure we put it right soon.”
Argyle conceded twice in a minute following the 70th-minute dismissal of playmaker Danny Mayor for two bookable offences after taking a 14th-...

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