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Plymouth Argaum v Salcombe

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13th september 2025

Salcombe made the trip to Plymouth Argaum with just 15 players, showing true grit and commitment in the face of adversity. Argaum, freshly relegated and eager to prove their worth, came out firing—but the Crabs stood tall. Despite a string of injuries that reduced Salcombe to just 12 men on the pitch, and several players bravely stepping into unfamiliar positions, the team battled with heart and determination from first whistle to last. Every player who laced up and made the journey deserves immense credit for their resilience and team spirit. Jay Hannon led by example and was deservedly named Man of the Match for his tireless effort and leadership throughout. While the result didn’t go our way, this match will be remembered for the character shown. Let’s chalk it up as a learning moment, regroup, and come back stronger next week. The season is young, and the Crabs are far from done.

 

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