Ryan Lowe sees no reason why Plymouth Argyle cannot continue to challenge at the top end of League One this season.
The Pilgrims have surprised many people with the results they have achieved during the first two months of the 2021/22 campaign.
They are in third position, with 20 points from their opening 11 games, following their 2-2 draw away to Lincoln City on Saturday.
Argyle would have been joint top of the table with Wigan Athletic had they not conceded a controversially awarded 90th-minute penalty equaliser.
Their form at the start of this season is in stark contrast to the end of last term, when they picked up just eight points from the final 15 games as they slid all the way down the table to 18th.
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