by Guest Writer | Jul 31, 2019 | Matches
Port Vale Key player: Marc Cullen It’s a bold move to pick Cullen over veteran (and last season’s top scorer with 14) Tom Pope. The 33 year-old is now entering his eighth season with the Valiants, and has showed no signs of slowing down recently. He...
by Louis Killick | Jul 31, 2019 | Matches
Cambridge United Louis Killick Key player: George Maris George Maris will be starting his fourth campaign with Cambridge this season, and will be key for them this season. Following the loss of a number of players, Maris is currently the highest scoring member of last...
by Guest Writer | Jul 27, 2019 | Matches
Argyle’s only home fixture of the pre-season campaign won’t be one that lives long in the memory. It was a fairly turgid affair that saw Bristol Rovers win 1 – 0 with a late goal from new signing Victor Adeboyejo. Neither team really looked like they got going...
by Nick Saunders Smith | Jul 26, 2019 | Analysis
Another new signing from Greater Manchester, but not Bury this time! Jose Baxter – formerly of Oldham, Sheffield United and Everton – is the seventh new signing for Plymouth Argyle this summer, and quite an exciting one too. Player history Normally this...
by Nick Saunders Smith | Jul 23, 2019 | Analysis
And then there were five. But, unlike Agatha Christie’s best selling mystery novel, the number of ex-Shakers at Plymouth Argyle is only increasing. Byron Moore, a supporting member of Bury’s charge to promotion last season, has become the ninth convert...
by Nick Saunders Smith | Jul 17, 2019 | Matches
Promising youth players Let’s start with the one clear positive from pre-season: the emergence of Klaidi Lolos and Adam Randell. Both first year apprentices have accumulated significant minutes thus far and been two of the standouts overall. Randell ran the show...
by Nick Saunders Smith | Jul 17, 2019 | Matches
Three pre-seasons matches for Ryan Lowe’s Plymouth Argyle, two losses. After Truro dispatched the Pilgrims a week ago via a fortunate winner, Torquay battered Argyle’s defence repeatedly and a further goal would not have been unfair. 13. Alex Palmer, GK...
by Nick Saunders Smith | Jul 16, 2019 | Analysis
Another day passes, another former shaker joins Plymouth Argyle. This time it was Callum McFadzean, a key player for Bury at left wing-back last season, and – if rumours are to be believed – there are still a couple more who can be expected to follow him....
by Guest Writer | Jul 13, 2019 | Matches
Despite losing the opening game of pre-season to Truro, optimism at Plymouth Argyle remains high and we saw an improved performance against Parkway, with new signings Mayor and Telford on show. Yet, first year professionals Klaidi Lolos and Adam Randell largely stole...
by Nick Saunders Smith | Jul 12, 2019 | Analysis
Disappointed would be the word to describe the feeling of many fans in the immediate aftermath of Plymouth Argyle’s loss in their opening pre-season match against Truro, yet that feeling had largely dissipated by yesterday morning. Now, with Dominic Telford...
by Sam Down | Jul 9, 2019 | Matches
A very disappointing first showing by Plymouth Argyle at Truro City’s Treyew Road. Ryan Lowe’s first game in charge ended in a 1-0 defeat, and few emerged with positive words to say about them. 31. Michael Cooper – 6 The young keeper wasn’t tested...
by Sam Down | Jul 7, 2019 | News
A tweet this morning from journalist Alan Nixon appeared to indicate that Plymouth Argyle could be in for something of a windfall. His update, indicating that Wigan had bid £5m for Southampton striker Sam Gallagher, means that there is every chance that Argyle may be...
by Luke Folland | Jul 5, 2019 | News
Yesterday saw an eagle eyed member of the Green Army spot what appears to be Plymouth Argyle’s latest (and most probably final) pre-season friendly arranged for the pre-season tour in Spain. Whilst we cannot be certain until either club has confirmed the date, a...
by Nick Saunders Smith | Jul 4, 2019 | Analysis
After the excitement of Monday, Ryan Lowe continued to plunder his old club Bury by stealing centre-back Will Aimson and Argyle were linked with striker Dominic Telford shortly after. Player history Prior to last season, Aimson’s history wouldn’t have made...
by Nick Saunders Smith | Jul 4, 2019 | Analysis
On Monday, Plymouth Argyle made a signing that left some in disbelief. Danny Mayor, arguably the most important player in each of Bury’s past two promotions, completed his transfer to the south west. As Ryan Lowe builds a new home-from-home for himself, his...
by Nick Saunders Smith | Jun 30, 2019 | Analysis
Last Thursday, ex-Walsall midfielder Joe Edwards was announced as Plymouth Argyle’s first signing of the summer and the Ryan Lowe era. Based on his history, he appears to be a player who is very well suited to adapt to the holding role in Ryan Lowe’s...
by Adam Price | Jun 20, 2019 | Matches
Plymouth Argyle’s fixtures for their 2019/20 League Two campaign were released today. Of course, every single fixture is important in its own right, with three points on the line every time the Greens step out onto the field. However, we’ve picked out five games in...
by Guest Writer | Jun 20, 2019 | News
Plymouth Argyle have been drawn at home to Leyton Orient in the first round of the EFL Cup. The tie will take place on the week commencing August 12th. Victory would be only Argyle’s second in the past ten years. It will be the second time that Plymouth Argyle...
by Nick Saunders Smith | Jun 18, 2019 | Analysis
Tomorrow, a 134 year-old club faces extinction. Unless a buyer for Bury F.C. emerges in the next 24 hours and chairman Steve Dale agrees to sell, then the club will be at the mercy of the High Court in London. They could be read their last rites. Theirs is a story of...
by Louis Killick | Jun 6, 2019 | Matches
Despite the disappointing season for Plymouth Argyle, we here at Argyle Life would like to celebrate some of the high points of the 2018/19 campaign by handing out some Argyle Life Awards. We’ve discussed the candidates amongst ourselves, chosen our winners, and...
