by Adam Price | Feb 20, 2026 | Matches
Plymouth Argyle seem to earmark a week in February each year for something spectacular. In 2025, Argyle beat Millwall 5-1 in a dominant Championship display, days after the small matter of knocking eventual Premier League champions Liverpool out of the FA Cup. More...
by Adam Price | Feb 16, 2026 | Matches
It really is the most bizarre of times to support Plymouth Argyle. After struggling on the road for several years, the Pilgrims have now won by four goals away from home three times this season. The Valentine’s Day clash with Blackpool saw a particularly dominant...
by Adam Price | Feb 13, 2026 | Matches
Last weekend’s fixture against Lincoln City was a harrowing glimpse back to the start of Plymouth Argyle’s season. Since Derek Adams’ arrival as director of football, Argyle have generally looked far more competitive. Yes, there have been exceptions, but since the...
by Adam Price | Feb 6, 2026 | Matches
Another game rolls around for Plymouth Argyle. But you get the impression that this one is going to feel somewhat different to a few others recently. First of all, we need to consider the changes in Argyle’s squad. On transfer deadline day, Herbie Kane and Wes Harding...
by Adam Price | Feb 5, 2026 | Analysis
After a quiet transfer window in general, Plymouth Argyle started to get busy in its final hours. Overall, the Pilgrims trebled their total number of incomings across two hours on Monday afternoon. First of all, Herbie Kane was signed on loan from Huddersfield Town...
by Adam Price | Feb 4, 2026 | Analysis
“Plymouth Argyle are looking to make a deadline day move for H. Kane? Yeah, I bet they are!” Well, sometimes the most unbelievable rumours turn out to have some merit. Ok, whilst his namesake couldn’t be tempted to depart Bayern Munich, Argyle did well to sign Herbie...
by Adam Price | Jan 30, 2026 | Matches
It feels like it’s been a busy week for Plymouth Argyle. But looking back, has that much actually happened? First of all, the Pilgrims followed up their excellent win over Luton Town with a slightly deflating 1-1 draw at home to Mansfield Town. It kept the unbeaten...
by Adam Price | Jan 27, 2026 | Matches
Another day, another win to nil for Plymouth Argyle. Isn’t this becoming a remarkably familiar occurrence? Yes, at the weekend, Argyle continued their miraculous start to 2026 with their third consecutive league win and clean sheet. It’s ten points from a possible 12...
by Adam Price | Jan 23, 2026 | Matches
Whisper it quietly, but we may be starting to see what a Tom Cleverley team is supposed to look like. Since the arrival of Derek Adams as director of football, results had been steadily picking up, but performances had been a little troubling. Plymouth Argyle were...
by Adam Price | Jan 16, 2026 | Matches
It’s been the best part of two weeks since Plymouth Argyle played a proper game. And in that time, a reasonable amount has changed. For example, Ronan Curtis became Argyle’s first signing of the year, joining on a permanent deal from Port Vale. We’ve also seen strong...
by Adam Price | Jan 13, 2026 | Analysis
Plymouth Argyle were always going to need to act in this transfer window. To be honest, that had been clear ever since the summer window came to an end. And last week, steps were taken in the market. Law McCabe returned to Middlesbrough, Freddie Issaka came back to...
by Adam Price | Dec 31, 2025 | Matches
After a truly bonkers 2025, Plymouth Argyle served up one final moment of chaos. In the dying embers of their final game of the year, Argyle scored a goal that may or may not have gone in, which on first glance looked as though it could have been scored by their...
by Adam Price | Dec 26, 2025 | Matches
Where on Earth did that come from? Ok, Plymouth Argyle had already won a few games recently, and it certainly wasn’t out of the question that they’d beat a Doncaster Rovers side sitting just one place above them in the league. But scoring five times? Away from home,...
by Adam Price | Dec 19, 2025 | Matches
Watching Plymouth Argyle at the moment isn’t exactly pleasant. But at least it’s for a better reason these days than it was a month ago. Consecutive 1-0 wins, first away to Wycombe Wanderers and then at home to Rotherham United, have given the Pilgrims a timely boost....
by Adam Price | Dec 12, 2025 | Matches
Can you imagine how frazzled your mind would be if you’d put yourself in this position? The position of publishing a prediction for all of Argyle’s results? I can only imagine that’d be a nightmare. On Tuesday night, the Greens travelled to face Wycombe Wanderers....
by Guest Writer | Dec 12, 2025 | Matches
New Writer Herbie Gynn takes a look at our second consecutive league away win at Adams Park. In another tense game of football, Plymouth Argyle claimed their fourth league away win of the season, pushing them to 10th in the away form table this season. It’s...
by Adam Price | Dec 6, 2025 | Matches
Crikey. It’s never easy being Green, is it? Last week, Plymouth Argyle were demolished 3-0 at home to Northampton Town. Despite having the better of the first half, the Pilgrims collapsed after the interval. They conceded three times and, to make matters worse, the...
by Adam Price | Nov 29, 2025 | Matches
Last week, a group of no-hopers travelled north and secured a shock victory. Previous trips to various locations across the country had proved unfruitful, but with expectations at their lowest this group of misfits somehow managed to pull it out of the bag. But enough...
by Adam Price | Nov 20, 2025 | Matches
If you aren’t already aware, let me introduce you to the story of Ritchie De Laet. The Belgian defender played enough games for Leicester in 2015/16 to secure a Premier League title-winning medal. He didn’t stay at the King Power Stadium for the entire campaign...
by Aaron Hocking | Nov 10, 2025 | First Team
Image: Plymouth Argyle Football Club In December, we put out a statement urging the club to part ways with Wayne Rooney. We said at the time that we didn’t want to do so—our contributors usually like to agree to disagree—but could not stay silent as he...
