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From editorials and opinion pieces to detailed tactical analysis and a weekly newsletter, this is the the home of the alternative Plymouth Argyle voice online.
Preview: Bolton (H)
At home at least, Steven Schumacher’s side seem to trust themselves to play football as well as anyone.
Player Ratings: Forest Green (A)
Quite simply, Ennis’ introduction was the biggest reason Argyle won so convincingly in this game.
Preview: Plymouth Argyle Women
As the FA Women’s National League season gets underway this weekend, we thought it was time for us to give you the low-down on who’s who in the Argyle Women’s Squad. Last Season It would be fair to say that last season was the cliched ‘game of two halves’; Argyle...
Preview: Forest Green Rovers (A)
Steven Schumacher will be hoping for a swift response from a catastrophic evening in the capital at Charlton on Tuesday evening
Player Ratings: Charlton (A)
It seems premature to be fretting about the fate of any potential play-off push midway through August, but with 2 defeats from two away from home it doesn’t bode well thus far. I’m often hot-headed and reactionary but even with giving some extra thought to the...
Preview: Charlton (A)
Ben Garner is the latest man in the toastiest of hot seats, Charlton’s eleventh permanent manager in the last eight years. His route to football management is far from orthodox.
Player Ratings: Peterborough United (H)
This was an absolute captain’s performance from Edwards, who along with wing back counterpart Bali Mumba, was tireless all afternoon.
Player Ratings: Peterborough United (H) – Carabao Cup
It’s a Carabao Cup tie that will not live long in the memory on a warm evening at Home Park as Argyle exited the cup in the first round at the hands of fellow League One opponents Peterborough, here’s how the players are rated: Michael Cooper – 6 After a tough...
Preview: Peterborough United (H)
Peterborough will be looking to maintain their 100% winning record ahead of back-to-back away clashes against Plymouth Argyle this week. The first tie, on Wednesday evening will be a repeat of last season's clash which saw the Pilgrims romp to a 4-0 win. The latter...
If…
Argyle would have had a much better chance of winning the game had they stuck to their principles and refused to be drawn into a brawl. It will not come as a spoiler that they did, in fact, lose their heads.
Player Ratings: Fleetwood Town (A)
It was a disappointing afternoon for Argyle at Highbury, as Fleetwood claimed a 2-1 victory. An abysmal refereeing performance aside, Argyle never quite got going
Preview: Fleetwood Town (A)
Despite being in the minority, I tend to find trips to the coastal never regions of the county rather joyous and Fleetwood is no exception; a town that’s had its fair share of misfortune in industry, trade, tourism and in recent years been at the forefront of a...