They are coming back

IF you are 18 or over and enjoy dancing, cheerleading and performing, we have got the perfect opportunity for you - the Argyle Angels are looking for new members to join their team!
The Angels will be holding open sessions at Home Park on Thursday, September 29 and Thursday October 6, between 6.30-8.30pm.

If you would like to attend, or register an interest, please email [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.].

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Wake me up when this nightmare is over.

They did not mention what sex you have to be my grandson with be a happy little chappy

Village argyle going down another notch, if I have to endure the angels pre match again at least change the fecking music.
That Ac/Dc shite every week did my head in.

If it failed 3 times before its definitely going to get over a 4th or 5th or 6th or how ever many attempts it takes till fans actually care about them.

Just out of interest were the aft consulted about this?

Brent wants more families and women at matches.....

Is this really the best the club can do? A cheesy throwback to 1970's sexism. Not just completely village, it's completely embarrassing.

Ffs.

I'm very disappointed. When I read the title, I thought the thread would be about stripes.

Still think whoever christened them The Plymouth Hoes was a genius.

Cerbera wrote:

Still think whoever christened them The Plymouth Hoes was a genius.

Uncalled for.

Cerbera wrote:

Still think whoever christened them The Plymouth Hoes was a genius.

Unbelievable. It's alright to be sexist as long as it isn't your own daug.....girlfriend.

Homeslice wrote:

Is this really the best the club can do? A cheesy throwback to 1970's sexism. Not just completely village, it's completely embarrassing.

Yep, dodgy as

The Argyle Angels are recruiting new cheerleaders- have you got what it takes

city cheerleading group are recruiting for new members to join their vibrant team.

Argyle Angels, who take to the pitch to support Plymouth's finest football team, need an extra 10-15 girls to join them before the season kicks off.

Team leader Chloe Smith is urging people to come forward for auditions, where hopefuls can try out routines before being chosen to join.

The Argyle Angels meet every Thursday at home park where they train for around two hours.

For a flavour of how the cheerleaders roll, their training session is split into half; an hour is dedicated to fitness and conditioning while the second half consists of routine practice and learning, ready for match day performances.

Chloe, who has been involved with the cheerleading group for almost three years, said: "The squad we have are an amazing group of people, and I treat everyone the same – we all have so much respect for one another.

Being a cheerleader at Plymouth Argyle requires 100 per cent dedication and commitment."

To try out at auditions you must be 18 or over and enjoy dancing, cheerleading and performing.

The next open session will take place on October 6 at Home Park between 6.30pm and 8.30pm

Can't we just revert to the teams running out to semper, one team after the other, no handshakes. 5 minute kickabout then orf we go.