Chris Webb urges Plymouth Argyle fans to show restraint

Plymouth Argyle president Chris Webb has called on the club's fans to show restraint if they secure their League Two survival on Saturday.

Argyle, who survived administration, were cast adrift at the bottom of the table earlier in the season.

But an upturn in form following the takeover by James Brent has seen them rise up the table and a win over Oxford will secure their league status.

But Webb says the club could be fined if supporters invade the pitch.

"The club have this week been written to by the Football Association outlining the strong possibility of a fine if any supporters invade the playing area," Webb said.

"This focus has been heightened following an invasion at Reading during the week.

"In addition to this, we have been reminded by the police today that this is a criminal offence.

"After all we have been through we know the value of money and not throwing it away.

"I want to spend the whole summer pestering James Brent to buy us a striker, not to pay an FA fine," Webb added.

The club say players and management will address fans after the game if they ensure survival, but only if supporters stay in their seats.

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