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...
by Adam Price | Nov 7, 2025 | Matches
Are you familiar with the concept of “El Sackico?” It’s a term with which Football Manager players may be familiar…and given how the recent launch of that game has gone, it may well soon apply to the executives. The earliest real-world example I can find comes from...
by Adam Price | Nov 7, 2025 | Analysis
You can never rest as a Plymouth Argyle fan, particularly when you’ve given yourself the unenviable task of analysing every new signing sailing in the Pilgrims’ direction. The regular transfer window may be closed, but Argyle have decided to act in the free agent...
by Adam Price | Oct 31, 2025 | Matches
Invariably, cup games are seen as a distraction. They can be welcome or unwelcome, depending on how a team is progressing in their league campaign, but a distraction nonetheless. And boy, do Plymouth Argyle need a distraction right now. Tuesday night’s lifeless defeat...
by Guest Writer | Oct 31, 2025 | Matches
Herbie Gynn reports on a lacklustre Plymouth Argyle showing at Mansfield as pressure mounts on Tom Cleverley. After coming back from the international break, Argyle have failed to grab a single point out of a possible nine, scoring just one goal in the three games....
by Adam Price | Oct 28, 2025 | Matches
Reader, this is a cry for help. Over the last couple of years, I’ve lost count of the times I’ve told myself and others that I, for the want of a better phrase, can’t be arsed. Supporting Plymouth Argyle doesn’t bring me the joy it used to, and I imagine the same can...
by Adam Price | Oct 22, 2025 | Matches
In some derby games, both teams come in with confidence. I remember Exeter City coming to Home Park in 2017 on the back of a supreme unbeaten run, before being turned over 3-0 by Derek Adams’ promotion-winning Plymouth Argyle. At other times, both teams are...
by Adam Price | Oct 17, 2025 | Matches
First of all, I hope you had an enjoyable international break. I spent mine getting drenched watching England in Latvia, before managing to visit a couple more countries on the way home. And if you’re thinking “has this guy really set up the introduction like this to...
by Guest Writer | Oct 7, 2025 | Matches
Tom Harris reviews the players in a rather forgettable draw… Argyle were forced to settle for a point in a underwhelming 1-1 draw with Wigan In a game which frankly neither side deserved to win it was Argyle who took the lead when Lorent Tolaj dinked home from...
by Guest Writer | Oct 7, 2025 | Matches
New Contributor Herbie Gynn takes a look at Argyle’s draw with Wigan as we had into an imposed international break… Argyle 1-1 Wigan 25/26 Going into the game, the only thing that separated Argyle and Wigan in the league was goal difference. The...
by Adam Price | Oct 3, 2025 | Matches
Plymouth Argyle’s record against their former managers hasn’t always been terrific. More recently, their record specifically against Scouse ex-managers has been diabolical. Since their respective departures from Home Park, Argyle have played teams managed by Ryan Lowe...
by Adam Price | Sep 26, 2025 | Matches
“I take two steps forward, I take two steps back.” Not my words, Carol, the words of Paula Abdul in her 1989 hit Opposites Attract. And if we’re taking the title as literally as possible, perhaps Ms Abdul has a point. Perhaps that’s why Simon Hallett, a chairman keen...
by Adam Price | Sep 19, 2025 | Matches
Have you recovered from last Saturday yet? I’d forgive you if you hadn’t. I can’t say I have, and I imagine that statement applies to most associated with Plymouth Argyle. Last weekend’s trip to Kenilworth Road saw the Greens beat Luton Town in the most remarkable...
by Adam Price | Sep 12, 2025 | Matches
After victory over Stockport County last weekend, Plymouth Argyle’s next League One assignment will be a trip to Luton Town. In other words, having already brushed the Hatters aside, Argyle are set for a clash with…the Hatters. I was curious to see if something like...
