Grant revelling in his role as an attacking threat for Argyle

WITH six goals and four assists in League One this season, Conor Grant is playing an important part for Plymouth Argyle in their push for promotion.

- CHRIS ERRINGTON

Those goals have also included some important ones from the left wing-back, with the latest coming in the 1-0 victory over Shrewsbury Town at Home Park on Saturday.

Grant has now accounted for seven points for Argyle by getting winning goals in home games against Doncaster Rovers, Burton Albion (both 2-1) and Shrewsbury, as well as an equaliser in a 1-1 draw away to MK Dons.

The 26-year-old has now scored as many goals this season as he had done in his previous three campaigns with the club.

With Argyle sitting in sixth position in the table after three consecutive victories it is no wonder that the Everton academy product is enjoying his football so much.

Grant said: “I’m relishing it, I think have scored important goals this year as well which have helped contribute to wins. It’s what I want to do more of.

“My tally has gone up each year, which is good, and I hope that continues. I think any win is important at this level, and the way the league is now.”