The 2007-08 campaign delivered a respectable, if ultimately frustrating, season for Plymouth Argyle as The Pilgrims secured a solid 10th-place finish in the Championship. The year was defined by the sensational, if short-lived, form of prolific striker Sylvan Ebanks-Blake, who had netted 11 crucial league goals before his mid-season £1.5 million move to Wolverhampton Wanderers. This campaign, which also saw the return of manager Paul Sturrock, is remembered as the poignant marker before the club's fortunes began to spiral, despite securing a safe top-half spot.