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All news, opinion and analysis on Plymouth Argyle FC men’s first team
Preview: Plymouth Argyle vs Coventry
These are no longer the days of a Mustapha Bundu-inspired Argyle putting Lampard’s Coventry to the sword under Miron Muslic.
Preview: Wycombe vs Plymouth Argyle
It used to be the case that Wycombe would aim to beat you physically. These days, they’re technically and tactically proficient.
Preview: Plymouth Argyle vs Stockport
Both sides are looking to build on a 2025/26 season in which they faced bitter disappointment on the final day.
Will Evans: What to Expect?
Evans makes the most significant move of his career, to the biggest club he’s ever played for, at the age of 29.
Preview: Plymouth Argyle vs Exeter
It’s said the form book goes out of the window on derby day. This must be a particularly special occasion: a derby game with no form book.
Murphy Cooper: What to Expect?
If his numbers overall don’t necessarily excite, there is at least evidence of Cooper’s potential when at his best.
Harvey White: What to Expect?
I started by looking at White’s goals and assists. It quickly became apparent that he certainly knows how to strike a football.
James Storer: What to Expect?
With development in mind, it could well be the case that we won’t know whether Storer’s arrival proves a success for quite a while.
Alex Hartridge: What to Expect?
Naturally, Hartridge was primarily signed to defend. Used correctly, however, he may provide a significant attacking benefit too.
Preview: Northampton vs Plymouth Argyle
It may not be enough to get into the play-offs, but I’d be very surprised (and rather angry) if the Greens don’t get their own job done.
Preview: Plymouth Argyle vs Port Vale
Following events on Tuesday night, I think even the most optimistic Plymouth Argyle fans would conclude that our season is probably over. Argyle didn’t perform badly away at Bradford City, even sitting in the top six of the live table for 13 whole minutes. They came...
Preview: Bradford vs Plymouth Argyle
For just a moment on Saturday afternoon, it looked as though Plymouth Argyle’s season was set to fizzle out. It didn’t. And more than that, several things went in Argyle’s favour at the same time. It left the Pilgrims tantalisingly placed in seventh, just two points...