Pilgrims Regress: The Continuing Suffocation Of Plymouth Argyle

Years of trade union negotiating experience taught me the value of reading things very carefully. The English language's propensity for nuance is part of both its charm and its devil. But however carefully I read what has been written about and said by the main protagonists in Plymouth Argyle's five-months in administration, I can't escape the feeling that the language used has often seemed more misleading and plain wrong than nuanced.

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