by Guest Writer | Aug 6, 2025 | Matches
Argyle’s return to League One started with a whimper- going down 3-1 to the South Yorkshire club in a game myred by controversy. Tom Harris does the ratings. \Argyle opened their league one season with a defensive display to forget as they were defeated 3-1 by...
by Adam Price | Aug 1, 2025 | Matches
Every year, there is a certain romance about the opening day of the season. Even if the previous campaign stung, or if the build up to the new one has been plagued by difficulties, everything is possible before a ball is kicked. Both statements apply to 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 25, 2025 | Matches
The 2. Bundesliga to League One appears a well trodden path this summer. Adam Price takes a look at newest signing Xavier Amaechi. Last Thursday, rumours swirled that Plymouth Argyle were about to announce the signing of Tyreece John-Jules. The 24-year-old...
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 Guest Writer | May 6, 2025 | Matches
For the final time this season, Tom Harris reviews the players in Argyle’s loss to Leeds. Argyle’s two season stay in the Championship was officially ended in a 2-1 to champions Leeds United on the final day of the season. Prior to kick off Argyle were all but...
by Adam Price | May 3, 2025 | First Team, Matches
Some of you may already know, but I’ve been feeling under the weather this week. I thank you in advance for your sympathies. It’s been a genuine illness too, though I’d forgive you for thinking I’d just become sick of how Plymouth Argyle’s season has concluded....
by Adam Price | Apr 24, 2025 | First Team, Matches
There was a palpable air of irony surrounding Home Park on Easter Monday. Plymouth Argyle won, and they won well, with the 3-1 scoreline against promotion-chasing Coventry City not at all flattering the hosts. However, due to results elsewhere, Miron Muslic’s men now...
by Sam Down | Apr 22, 2025 | Matches
On a day where everything else went against us, Plymouth Argyle made sure to fulfill their side of the bargain with an excellent performance and win against play-off chasing Coventry. Tom Harris rates the players. Plymouth Argyle produced arguably one of their most...
by Adam Price | Apr 20, 2025 | First Team, Matches
Maybe we ought to take Good Friday’s clash with Middlesbrough as a sign. When Plymouth Argyle play brilliantly away to a promotion-chasing side and still lose under controversial circumstances, maybe it’s time to accept this just isn’t our season. I could spend hours...
by Adam Price | Apr 17, 2025 | First Team, Matches
Pardon me for my laziness, but I’m just going to repeat exactly what I wrote in the Swansea City preview, following Plymouth Argyle’s win over Norwich City. After all, I’m sure you’ll agree the narrative remains practically identical. “Honestly, what are this team...
by Guest Writer | Apr 13, 2025 | Matches
Is it still on? Surely not… Tom Harris reviews the players from the shock win over Sheffield United that once again gives hope to the greens… There was yet another twist in the relegation tale this season as Argyle came from behind to defeat high flying...
by Adam Price | Apr 11, 2025 | First Team, Matches
Adam Price previews the early kick-off as Michael Cooper returns to Home Park with Sheffield United. Five games remaining. Five points from safety. It’s at this moment when the ratios involved begin to look borderline impossible. Not mathematically, of course, but I...
