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...
by Adam Price | Apr 26, 2024 | Analysis, First Team
I’m going to open with a bit of honesty: I wasn’t wholly impressed by the collective headloss across social media following Plymouth Argyle’s defeat to Stoke City. Argyle were not good enough in Staffordshire, and such a performance coming against former manager...
by Adam Price | Apr 19, 2024 | Analysis, First Team
Some clashes need no introduction. I’m nothing without introductions though, so I’m going to write one anyway. Plymouth Argyle travel north this weekend to take on Stoke City. It’ll be the Greens’ first trip to Staffordshire since that glorious afternoon against Port...
by Adam Price | Apr 5, 2024 | Analysis, First Team
What a week, huh? And it still isn’t over. For the second time this season, Plymouth Argyle find themselves without a manager. That’s after Ian Foster was relieved of his duties after another mundane home loss, this time against Bristol City. It was Argyle’s fifth...
by Adam Price | Mar 28, 2024 | Analysis, First Team
Well, the international break is over and Ian Foster is still in charge at Plymouth Argyle. Is that the outcome you were hoping for? I imagine I can guess the majority of answers. It is, however, the reality. As fans, we have no option now but to support Foster and...
by Adam Price | Mar 15, 2024 | Analysis, First Team
Every game is massive at this stage of the season. And Plymouth Argyle’s upcoming fixture against Preston North End is arguably their biggest of the season to date. The stakes could not be clearer. Just three points separate Argyle from the dreaded drop zone and,...
by Adam Price | Mar 1, 2024 | Analysis, First Team
It is, not for the first time I must admit, a thoroughly confusing time to support Plymouth Argyle. After putting in comfortably their worst performance of the season against West Bromwich Albion, the Greens put in arguably their best four days later to beat...
by Adam Price | Feb 23, 2024 | Analysis, First Team
Ian Foster’s honeymoon period in charge of Plymouth Argyle is well and truly over. His start was undeniably encouraging, and included the Greens’ first away win of the season in Swansea. Since then, the mood has crashed back down to Earth swiftly. It’s now one point...
by Adam Price | Feb 9, 2024 | Analysis, First Team
The long-awaited away win has finally arrived. Wasn’t it great? There was a certain poetry to Morgan Whittaker, an ex-Swan against his old club, scoring the goal that finally secured Plymouth Argyle’s first win on the road of the campaign. I hope you’ve dined out on...
by Adam Price | Feb 5, 2024 | Analysis, First Team
Plymouth Argyle’s transfer window ended with a surprise twist. All the talk was surrounding the potential arrival of another attacker, with links to strikers and particularly attacking midfielders commonplace across social media. The saga surrounding Femi Azeez...
by Adam Price | Feb 2, 2024 | Analysis, First Team
Well, wasn’t that fun/depressing/boring (delete as appropriate)? Yes, I’ve started writing this piece before the conclusion of transfer deadline day. The passing of the transfer window circus has brought much debate. And that’s likely to rage on for a little while...
by Adam Price | Jan 26, 2024 | Analysis, First Team
Around halfway through the draw for the fourth round of the FA Cup, things looked rosy for Plymouth Argyle. Plenty of Premier League teams remained in the hat, as well as some of the lower ranked sides who could provide an easier path to the fifth round. With around...
