Brews Clues

...in particular the addition of assistant manager Craig Brewster. 

Argyle's assistant manager, a former striker, scored almost 300 career goals as a player, and Brunt is confident that having Craig around will be beneficial: "The people that have been appointed can really benefit me, and I've seen that in the last few weeks. I think Brew, the assistant now...I can learn so much from him."

"It's all about progressing myself as a player and that's the main thing I think I can get out of the appointments that have been made. We've already done little bits that will help me. It's just little things that he says that I can pick up on, being a striker myself."

Last season Argyle's defenders spoke highly of how useful Paul Wotton was to help their progression, and Ryan feels that Craig will have a similar effect on Argyle's strikers this term: "I can see that already. Obviously the last couple of weeks have been fairly fitness based and we've not been able to do that much extra. But I can definitely see me working with him quite closely and I'm looking forward to it.

"I think you can learn from every player on the pitch, whether it be a striker in front of goal, or their attitude to how they live their lives. Everyday is a learning curve, definitely from the manager now and Craig who has come in."

Speaking about his goals on Tuesday, Brunt added: "It's nice to score a goal against any team. It's a good start. It's some minutes in my legs and that's the main thing really at this stage of the season."