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WOULD THE REAL ARGYLE STAND UP?

MAGIC: Andre Gray

PLYMOUTH are the Championship’s greatest enigma – a team who often look hopeless and are statistically dreadful yet consistently get results.
Last weekend’s 2-2 draw with Watford was their season in microcosm. For 20 minutes, the Pilgrims looked like a pub team, and were fortunate to be just a goal down.
It could have been three or four by half-time, and nobody at Home Park would have felt aggrieved.
Yet they were kept in the game by an absolute wonder goal from a former Premier League striker in Andre Gray (his overthe-shoulder volley had a...

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