BOOKIES' FAVOURITES......FOR RELEGATION
The Herald|June 08, 2023
THERE continues to be huge excitement about Plymouth Argyle's League One title triumph last month and their promotion to the Championship next season after a 13-year absence.
CHRIS ERRINGTON
BOOKIES' FAVOURITES......FOR RELEGATION

The League One winners' trophy is being taken to schools around Plymouth, while there have been lengthy queues outside the Home Park Ticket Office this week of fans wanting to renew their season tickets after they went on sale in person.

There is a palpable sense of anticipation about next season, which will only heighten when Argyle's fixture list is released by the EFL on Thursday, June 22. Click HERE for all the key dates next season.

However, that sense of enthusiasm is not reflected in the bookies' odds ahead of the Pilgrims' return to the Championship, with their opening game to be played on the weekend of August 5-6.

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