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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.
Release or Retain 2019: Part 2
Ahead of the publication of Plymouth Argyle’s retained list, we debated who should be retained, who should be released and who should be transfer listed.
Release or Retain 2019: Part 1
Ahead of the publication of Plymouth Argyle’s retained list, we debated who should be retained, who should be released and who should be transfer listed.
Final Whistle: All or Nothing
This is no doubt the biggest game since our visit to Wembley in 2016, but for such different reasons. Staying in League 1 would determine so much.
Analysis Extra: The fall of Derek Adams
My overriding feeling is one of remorse. I genuinely wanted Derek Adams to succeed and hated watching as he paved the way to his eventual departure.
Player Ratings: Accrington 5 Plymouth Argyle 1
The game to seal Derek Adams’ fate as Plymouth Argyle manager was a truly miserable affair, with nobody covering themselves in glory.
Extra Time: End of the Road
The last five games in particular – scored two, conceded 15 – meant that the groundswell of opinion that Adams had run out of time reached a crescendo.
From The Off: A Season in the Making
Make no mistake whatsoever, there is a reason for the club being in the position it is in right now. The failure of 2018/19 sits with Derek Adams and nobody else.
Player Rankings: Matchday 44
It would take quite a dramatic turnaround in the final two games for Lameiras not to be named as Argyle’s star performer.
Opposition View: Accrington v Plymouth Argyle
The more direct approach has to be used at home as our pitch is more bobbly than a crater, with more sand than the Sahara.
Final Whistle: The Final Countdown
I’m not a body language expert by any stretch but it is hard to ignore the amount of shrugged shoulders, half-hearted challenges and heads down.
Tactical Preview: Accrington v Plymouth Argyle
Accrington’s formation allows them to stretch defences further with Billy Kee and Paul Smyth both in the middle stretching the centre-backs.
Match Analysis: Plymouth Argyle 0 Barnsley 3
Barnsley demonstrated an unerring ease in their control of midfield. Fox and Songo’o were made to look like they were facing Premier League regulars.