First Team
All news, opinion and analysis on Plymouth Argyle FC men’s first team
2018/19 Review: August
Then, it came. Though we didn’t quite know it at the time, August 2018 contained 24 of the most critical hours in the club’s season.
2018/19 Review: July
Enthusiasm did dampen a little in the month of July. The results and performances in those warm-up matches were… mixed to say the least.
Race to Home Park: Ian Holloway
Holloway does represent an exciting opportunity; he brings back nostalgic memories of Championship football, Halmosi, Buzsaky, Norris and Ebanks-Blake.
2018/19 Review: 10 Reasons why Argyle were Relegated
People often accuse Derek Adams of being a negative manager and too defensive. However, last season for large periods his setup was simply too attacking.
Race to Home Park Latest: Hallett provides update
In a Q&A last night, Simon Hallett confirmed that interviews had taken place with a series of managers and that location was an issue for some.
Race to Home Park Latest: Lowe needs to make up his mind
In the latest update regarding the vacancy at Plymouth Argyle, it appears Ryan Lowe is struggling to make up his mind about a move to the south coast.
Race to Home Park: Ryan Lowe
Bury’s team featured a goalkeeper, two-centre-backs, a full-back, a central midfielder, three attacking midfielders, a winger and two strikers.
Player Rankings: Argyle Life Player of the Year
Argyle didn’t stay up – there’s no escaping that. But, the truth is, there was one decisive man who’s the reason that it even went down to the final day.
Match Analysis: Plymouth Argyle 3 Scunthorpe 2
The truth is, this was hardly a “heat of the moment” incident. It was a calculated decision to deliberately play in an unsportsmanlike manner.
Analysis Extra: The fall of Derek Adams
My overriding feeling is one of remorse. I genuinely wanted Derek Adams to succeed and hated watching as he paved the way to his eventual departure.
Player Ratings: Accrington 5 Plymouth Argyle 1
The game to seal Derek Adams’ fate as Plymouth Argyle manager was a truly miserable affair, with nobody covering themselves in glory.
Player Rankings: Matchday 44
It would take quite a dramatic turnaround in the final two games for Lameiras not to be named as Argyle’s star performer.







