by Adam Price | Oct 22, 2026 | Matches
Can we go back to last week? I much preferred the feeling surrounding Home Park last week. The last few days have been particularly bruising for Plymouth Argyle, and the clearest demonstration for a while that a week is a long time in football. Last Friday, the Greens...
by Adam Price | Oct 19, 2026 | Matches
There was a peculiar atmosphere surrounding Home Park following the final whistle on Saturday. Plymouth Argyle had been beaten, but I wouldn’t say there was an air of anger. Nor was there a sense of frustration that a bad refereeing decision, or a helping of poor...
by Adam Price | Oct 16, 2026 | Matches
Despite the whole era resembling a particularly breathless rollercoaster, there was one thing Tom Cleverley’s Plymouth Argyle reign was lacking: a proper last-minute winner. In the league, I mean. We’d had a couple of pointless pretenders in the pizza cup, and a...
by Adam Price | Oct 8, 2026 | Matches
“Yeah, but you’ve played more games than anyone else. You’ll drop down soon enough.” I imagine a few of you have been faced with this argument ever since Plymouth Argyle went top of the league last week. And I hope, like me, you’ve been minded to laugh in the face of...
by Adam Price | Oct 1, 2026 | Matches
Picture the scene: after a tough few years, you finally have the chance to end the day top of the league. You’ve been playing well recently, scoring a tonne of goals, and your next game is at home to one of the smallest clubs in the division. Expectations are high...
by Adam Price | Sep 24, 2026 | Matches
In my experience, a Plymouth Argyle weekend victory always makes the following week feel that little bit sweeter. That’s particularly true when the win is paired with a strong performance, and there was an awful lot to like about Argyle’s display in Blackpool. Oliver...
by Adam Price | Sep 17, 2026 | Matches
♪ Oh! I do like to be beside the seaside! ♪ Do I? Well, I’d argue that’s dependent on several factors left woefully unconsidered by the Mark Sheridan-popularised jaunty tune. When it comes to trips to Blackpool specifically though, I’d argue my record is spotless....
by Adam Price | Sep 10, 2026 | Matches
When the EFL fixture list is released each June, there is always a sharp focus on the start of the season. Specifically, supporters have an inclination to keep their eye on “the first six”. Every team plays each other twice, but whether they have a good start always...
by Adam Price | Sep 3, 2026 | Matches
Football can be the catalyst for a range of emotions. Take the unbridled joy when Plymouth Argyle beat Leicester City on their way to securing Championship survival in 2024. Or perhaps the sheer anger when the club’s hierarchy cocked up that position in the months...
by Adam Price | Aug 31, 2026 | Matches
Plymouth Argyle got their first league win of the season at the weekend, and it was a hugely encouraging victory to boot. Tom Cleverley’s Pilgrims faced one of the toughest possible tests at this early stage of the season. They took on Bradford City, the only League...
by Adam Price | Aug 27, 2026 | Matches
Plymouth Argyle lost in midweek. It means they’ve now conceded eight goals across their last three games, and are now out of the Carabao Cup to go alongside their winless start to the league season. And yet, the mood music surrounding the club is so much nicer than it...
by Adam Price | Aug 26, 2026 | Analysis
Ever since Owen Dale’s Plymouth Argyle loan concluded at the end of last season, it’s been clear that the Pilgrims needed to sign a winger. And following his release from Oxford United, Dale appeared keen to become that signing. For the last few months, the two...
by Adam Price | Aug 26, 2026 | Analysis
“Argyle are signing a player, but I can’t remember who. I know he’s a midfielder. He played for us before actually, and was on loan with us in one of those seasons where COVID altered everything. Gosh, what was his name? Oh, Ty! You remember Ty, don’t you?” I can only...
by Adam Price | Aug 24, 2026 | Matches
During the second half of Plymouth Argyle’s game with Wycombe Wanderers, I was already looking forward to opening this piece with an upbeat intro. The Greens were leading at what has traditionally been an unhappy hunting ground, and were on course to win their first...
by Adam Price | Aug 21, 2026 | Matches
Hats off to anyone who is making the journey to Wycombe this Saturday. I know I won’t be. Despite the stadium being something of a namesake, one trip to Adams Park was enough for me. I don’t particularly fancy getting stuck on the one country lane to the ground again,...
by Adam Price | Aug 14, 2026 | Matches
I think it’s arguable that Plymouth Argyle have had their best start to a season in living memory. Sure, that’s only on the basis of one game, but what a game it was. Argyle beat local rivals Exeter City 2-0. Both goals came in second half stoppage time, with the...
by Adam Price | Aug 10, 2026 | Analysis
Compared to the carnage of 2025, it felt like a much quieter summer at Home Park. That’s not to say, however, that Plymouth Argyle haven’t been busy where required. There have been arrivals all over the pitch, with Murphy Cooper and James Storer filling the void in...
by Adam Price | Aug 7, 2026 | Matches
At long last, the 2026/7 season is upon us. I understand and appreciate that those of a certain age will have taken great joy in reading that season name aloud. That age, incidentally, falls into the “primary school” range. In their infinite wisdom, the EFL have opted...
by Adam Price | Jul 16, 2026 | Analysis
In goal, Plymouth Argyle have replaced C Hazard with M Cooper. It’s something Ian Foster probably did just in time in the 2023/24 season, and something many Argyle fans may wish they could have done in the two years since. Let me clarify though: academy project Mike...
by Adam Price | Jul 5, 2026 | Analysis
Plymouth Argyle have been active and finalising business. Following defensive reinforcements in the form of Alex Hartridge and former loanee Wes Harding, and the addition of goalkeeper James Storer, the Greens have now added to their ranks in midfield. That’s with the...
