Unchanged squad for Plymouth Argyle as they take on League two leaders Gillingham
PLYMOUTH Argyle are set to have an unchanged squad for their League Two away game against table-topping Gillingham on Saturday.
Goalkeeper Rene Gilmartin (hamstring), right-back Durrell Berry (knee) and midfielder Jamie Lowry (ankle) all took part in training today after recent injuries.
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Argyle manager John Sheridan will take his team to table-topping Gillingham on Saturday
However, none of them will be involved in the squad against Gillingham, manager John Sheridan confirmed.
Sheridan also said centre-back Curtis Nelson is expected to return to training next week after sitting out the last six matches because of a groin problem.
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On-loan Reading striker Gozie Ugwu will be fit to face Gillingham after an injury scare.
Ugwu made an early exit from Argyle reserves' 2-0 defeat by Exeter City at Home Park on Monday with an abdominal muscle problem.
However, the injury has been assessed and Ugwu will travel to Kent with the rest of the Pilgrims' squad.
3 Comments
by helterfc
Friday, March 08 2013, 4:38PM
“Careful now, don't tempt fate!
COYGs!!”
by MandyLifeboat
Friday, March 08 2013, 5:49AM
“TheMilj
Let's hope you are right - we really do need them. One would be good but three tremendous. Most are expecting us to get hammered but I like your optimism.
Onwards and upwards
Mandy Lifeboat xx”
by TheMilj
Friday, March 08 2013, 12:21AM
“I can feel a major upset is on the cards this weekend. 2 v 1 to the Greens and three much needed points coming home to the Westcountry...”