<div class="ss-art-subcol"> <p class="ss-text-caption">Davey: Delight</p><div class="ss-box ss-text-quote"><blockquote>It's starting to come together nicely.</blockquote> Simon Davey Quotes of the week </p></div></div><p class="ss-text-bold">Barnsley manager Simon Davey has admitted he is pleased with his new-look side's fighting spirit. </p> </p> </p> The Tykes secured a 3-2 win over Plymouth on Saturday, but they were forced to endure a late scare as Argyle almost rescued a point after coming from three goals down. </p> </p> However, Davey insists he was pleased with the attitude his team showed in surviving the Argyle comeback. </p> </p> "Plymouth put three strikers up and just put it in our box and the first goal they got made the lads nervous," said Davey. </p> </p> "But for 60 minutes we played well. We've got a lot of new players and it does take time for them to settle in and know exactly what each other's attributes are. </p> </p> "But I'm pleased. They stood strong and they got the points that they deserved. </p> </p> </p><h4>Competitive</h4> </p> </p> "We've got a group of players together now that we feel are a lot more competitive in this division and they've shown that. It's starting to come together nicely." </p> </p> Meanwhile, Plymouth boss Ian Holloway has criticised his side's approach to their Oakwell defeat. </p> </p> "I didn't like what I saw. Simple as that," said Holloway. "The whole ethos of what we're about was wrong. </p> </p> "It didn't look like my team out there, I have to say that. </p> </p> "I've got a decent team when we work hard for each other and when they press and close, but when we drop off we can't defend. </p> </p> "But I still felt we did enough to get a draw, but you can't defend like that."</p>
