ARGYLE BELONG
The Herald|November 18, 2023
NEIL DEWSNIP HAS DISCUSSED THE PILGRIMS" POINT TARGET FOR THIS SEASON AND DECLARED: WE HAVE NO REASON TO FEAR OR TO FEEL INFERIOR"
CHRIS ERRINGTON
ARGYLE BELONG

PLYMOUTH Argyle have made a competent start' towards their target of 52 points to stay in the Championship this season, director of football Neil Dewsnip has declared.

Dewsnip believes the 19th-placed Pilgrims have proved they 'belong' in the second tier of English football by being competitive in all of their games, with the one exception of a 4-1 defeat away to Bristol City in September.

"We have no reason to fear, or to feel inferior," added Dewsnip about Argyle, who have picked up 16 points from as many games this season after their promotion as 2022/23 League One champions.

Dewsnip told Herald Sport: "The bottom line is what we have been quite open about. It's just so important for Argyle to stay in the league this year, to find our feet and to hopefully build from there.

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