Analysis
From editorials to detailed tactical analysis, this is the the home of the best long-form articles about Plymouth Argyle Football Club anywhere online.
Wasted Chances Are Costing Argyle Valuable Points
While defending is a major concern, scoring is also emerging as an area where Plymouth Argyle are underperforming, and it’s starting to make a big impact.
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Is Antoni Sarcevic the answer at right wing-back?
If you are looking for the player best suited to take over from Joe Riley at right wing-back then Antoni Sarcevic may be the best solution.
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New Signing: George Cooper Analysed
Ryan Lowe really wasn’t kidding when he said that George Cooper can play “left wing-back, right wing-back, anywhere across the middle three.”
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New Signing: Jose Baxter Analysed
If Baxter gets close to his Sheffield heights, then Lowe has got some player. If he hits his those heights, we’ve probably got the best in the division.
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New Signing: Byron Moore Analysed
With his speed and dribbling, Byron Moore offers something relatively unique to Argyle’s strike force that will be important across the season.
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New Signing: Callum McFadzean Analysed
One of the most exciting aspects of McFadzean arrival is the relationship he was able to strike up with Danny Mayor to create chances for Bury last season.
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New Signing: Dominic Telford Analysed
Telford has averaged a goal every 183 minutes, just over one every other game. This is despite the fact that 60% of his appearnces have come from the bench.
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New Signing: Will Aimson Analysed
Despite Bury’s attacking style, Aimson remained relatively error free throughout the season. He appears to have been one of their most reliable defenders.
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New Signing: Danny Mayor Analysed
In Mayor’s last two years in League Two, he has won promotion twice, been in the team of the year twice, been nominated for the league’s player of the year award twice and won it once.
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New Signing: Joe Edwards Analysed
At his best, Edwards is a great reader of the game, knowing when to press, timing his tackles well, composed in possession and leading his team vocally.
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Editorial: The end of football
The kindling is stacked, it just requires a spark. And then, who knows? For many clubs and communities, finance shall be the end of football.
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2018/19 Review – Analysis: Shooting ourselves in the foot
Argyle’s goal return was not only diminished, but it also translated into fewer points as goals were concentrated into a small number of high-scoring games.
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