Matches
From match previews to players ratings and the opposition view, this is the home of our matchday content about Plymouth Argyle Football Club.
Lessons Learned: Shrewsbury vs Plymouth Argyle
Yes, Ladapo and Taylor may be an exciting proposition in attack, but it will leave a glaring hole elsewhere. As Adams said himself: “it didn’t work”.
Match Analysis: Shrewsbury v Plymouth Argyle
Contrast the way Shrewsbury pressed Fox to the way Argyle dealt with Anthony Grant. Argyle were more than happy to allow Grant to hold onto the ball.
Player Ratings: Shrewsbury v Plymouth Argyle
A poor performance away at Shrewsbury saw the gap between Argyle in 22nd and 20th place outside of the relegation zone increase to 5 points.
The Opposition View: Shrewsbury vs Plymouth Argyle
We play a 442 diamond at the moment with Shaun Whalley out injured. We press well and have fluid movement with our four central midfielders.
Match Analysis: Plymouth Argyle v Fleetwood
I’ve very readily criticised Adams so far this season, so it’s only fair that I praise him for tactically outwitting his opposite number in this fixture.
Player Ratings: Plymouth Argyle v Fleetwood
It was a professional job by the Greens on Saturday, as Plymouth Argyle came out victorious against Fleetwood via a second half brace by Freddie Ladapo.
The Opposition View: Plymouth Argyle v Fleetwood
We play a very attacking, fast-paced style of football that involves a high press. With Ashley Hunter, Wes Burns and James Wallace we have a good balance on the wings.
Tactical Preview: Plymouth Argyle v Fleetwood Town
With a generally static midfield and defence, Fleetwood’s skill, speed and mobility in their front three are the source of most of their attacks.
Match Analysis: Luton v Plymouth Argyle
To get anything out of the game, Adams had to be aware of his side’s limitations and try to nullify them as much as possible. He did the opposite.
The Opposition View: Luton v Plymouth Argyle
We’re fundamentally a good footballing side, trying to play out from the back more than we used to. As a team we sometimes lack composure in front of goal.
Tactical Preview: Luton v Plymouth Argyle
Because of the absence of wingers in their 4-3-1-2 formation, Nathan Jones’ side are more technically skilled and possession-orientated.
Tactical Preview: Plymouth Argyle v Stevenage
Manager Dino Maamria has built a team designed to create crossing opportunities and convert them into goal-scoring chances.