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PILGRIMS PUT FAITH IN DEWSNIP AGAIN

PILGRIMS PUT

By Chris Dunlavy

HOLDING THE FORT: Caretaker Neil Dewsnip and, inset, axed boss Ian Foster
PICTURE: Alamy

STRUGGLING Plymouth Argyle have tasked director of football Neil Dewsnip with averting relegation from the Championship.
The Pilgrims had won just one of their last 11 games pre-weekend and on Monday sacked head coach Ian Foster after a run of five home defeats without scoring a goal.
Foster, who won the Under-19 European Championship with England in 2022, was appointed in January following Steven Schumacher’s move to Stoke and took seven points from his first three ...

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