HOME WOE
ARGYLE'S struggles at Home Park this season are typical of recent campaigns.
They have a home record of two wins, two draws and four defeats in League Two this term.
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Burton Albion became the latest team to triumph at Home Park when they beat the Pilgrims 2-1 on Wednesday.
Argyle have played 100 league games at Home Park since the start of the 2008/09 season and their record over that period of time does not make good reading.
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They have lost 45 of them, won only 29 – less than one in three – and drawn 26, and been outscored by 138 goals to 112.
Manager Carl Fletcher (left) has some thoughts on why Argyle have struggled so much.
He said: "It (Home Park) should be a hard place to come to, but I don't think it's as difficult as it was.
"We have got a nice pitch now and the stadium is quite good. It's a nice place to come to, especially at this level."
Historically, Gillingham have found Home Park a difficult place to play at, winning on only four of their previous 32 league visits.
But they did beat Argyle 1-0 on their last trip in March with a 23rd minute goal from defender Joe Martin before he was sent-off later in the first half.
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