by Adam Price | Sep 5, 2025 | Analysis
The second of today’s double bill of articles, Adam Price takes a look at winger Owen Dale. In the final hours of the transfer window, Plymouth Argyle made two signings. After Law McCabe, the second of those additions was actually announced after the transfer...
by Adam Price | Sep 5, 2025 | Analysis
The first of two deadline day signings, Law McCabe joined on loan from Middlesbrough. Adam Price takes a look at the technical midfielder. Plymouth Argyle head coach Tom Cleverley was clear about what he was looking for after his side’s 4-0 humiliation in...
by Adam Price | Aug 28, 2025 | Analysis
The long awaited number nine is here! Adam Price takes a look at Lorent Tolaj, with Plymouth Argyle finally securing their target. I often think back to 26th May 2023 as the day Plymouth Argyle first needed to spend big on a striker. Niall Ennis, scorer of some...
by Adam Price | Aug 25, 2025 | Analysis
It’s fantastic to be able to write something for this site without feeling despondent. Ask anyone who knows me, and they’ll tell you I’m always happy to go on and on about Plymouth Argyle. However, when things don’t feel like they’re falling apart, when we’ve finally...
by Adam Price | Aug 21, 2025 | Analysis
Finally, a signing. Adam Price takes a look at new boy on loan Alex Mitchell. It’s been a while since I was able to write something like this. After six weeks of my new signing spreadsheet (yes, something that genuinely exists in my life) collecting dust, Plymouth...
by Adam Price | Jul 29, 2025 | Analysis
Given the clear areas Plymouth Argyle needed to strengthen this summer, one of the strangest sagas surrounded the position of backup goalkeeper. Archie Mair was strongly linked with a move, before it was confirmed that American ‘keeper Tyler Miller had been taken on...
by Adam Price | Jul 29, 2025 | Analysis
Over a fortnight ago, Plymouth Argyle confirmed the arrival of Ayman Benarous. The 21-year-old, formerly of Bristol City, signed a deal following a successful trial period, and was able to join his new teammates as a fully contracted player on the recent tour to...
by Adam Price | Jul 29, 2025 | Analysis
Following the arrival of Brendan Wiredu, Plymouth Argyle seemed to get carried away in the glorious sunshine of a recent Friday afternoon. Acting with the zest of Davina McCall outside the Big Brother house, Argyle got giddy and decided to give us another one. In...
by Adam Price | Jul 13, 2025 | Analysis
A busy Plymouth Argyle transfer window became even more hectic last Friday. Rumours circling throughout the week reached a crescendo, as one player departed and two were added to Argyle’s ranks on the same day. Callum Wright left to join Wigan Athletic on loan, whilst...
by Adam Price | Jul 8, 2025 | Analysis
Once again, I find myself apologising for the delay in getting this piece to your screens. For this one, read: a slight illness, trips to watch cricket, and some filming for talkSPORT. Don’t let it be said that I don’t prioritise your time…honest. Given all the goings...
by Adam Price | Jun 22, 2025 | Analysis
As the squad begins to take shape, Adam Price takes look at Bradley Ibrahim and how he can perform in a Tom Cleverley system. First of all, please accept my apologies for the delay in getting this analysis together. As well as being busy with the work...
by Adam Price | Jun 5, 2025 | Analysis
To round off the week, Adam Price takes a look at our third summer signing. Clearly targeted by Miron Muslic, Jack Mackenzie will need to adapt to a new manager. I’d think it’d be an understatement to describe the last week of May at Plymouth Argyle as “messy.” The...
by Adam Price | Jun 4, 2025 | Analysis
Amidst a succesion of salty club statements, Adam Price assesses the signing of Caleb Watts: a man signed for one system and who may need to adapt to another. I cannot begin to tell you how excited I initially was to write this piece. Plymouth Argyle had gone to...
by Adam Price | Jun 2, 2025 | Analysis
Back for the start of the summer series, Adam Price runs the rule over our first signing, Jamie Paterson. Initially, I was well set to complete this piece on Wednesday evening. Plymouth Argyle’s transfer window had sprung into life, much sooner than many had...
by Adam Price | Feb 8, 2025 | Analysis, First Team
In the final of this winter’s series, Adam Price assesses midfield addition Malachi Boateng. Plymouth Argyle have spent money to sign a midfielder. I know, I know, that feels like an alien concept, but it’s happened. Half an hour before the January...
by Adam Price | Feb 6, 2025 | Analysis, First Team
Adam Price once again takes a look at a new Plymouth Argyle signing, this time running the rule over centre-back Nikola Katic. So, the January transfer window has been and gone. “Slammed shut,” if you’d prefer. Opinions on Plymouth Argyle’s success in the...
by Adam Price | Feb 3, 2025 | Analysis, First Team
After the storm of the transfer window comes a calm, take a read of Adam Price’s latest in his analysis series, looking at the hero of the West Brom win: Maksym Talovierov. For a moment, just a moment, a horrible thought crossed my mind. What if Plymouth...
by Adam Price | Jan 15, 2025 | Analysis, First Team
After his electrifying performance at Home Park against Oxford, Adam Price gives the lowdown on Tymoteusz Puchacz. Are you struggling to keep up with all of the happenings at Plymouth Argyle across the last week? I certainly wouldn’t blame you if you were; I...
by Adam Price | Jan 8, 2025 | Analysis, First Team
As the January window begins, Adam Price brings back his player analysis, this time for Plymouth Argyle’s all time record signing. After a couple of departures, Plymouth Argyle made their first signing of the winter transfer window late last week. Truthfully,...
by Adam Price | May 2, 2024 | Analysis, First Team, Matches
Image: Carl Barnard Hull City could tempted to line up with a 4-4-2 against Plymouth Argyle. The idea may be that it’ll allow Fabio Carvalho and Ozan Tufan to form a formidable strike partnership, whilst giving ample opportunities out wide to…hang on, this doesn’t...
