Opinion
Read regular opinion pieces about the fortunes of Plymouth Argyle from our columnists Colin Bradbury and Andy Bartlett, as well as guest writers.
The Understated Brilliance of Ryan Hardie
Sometimes, it’s a dangerous act to put in a performance that good. With many Championship clubs screaming out for a goalscoring striker to convert the chances they create – a certain unnamed Staffordshire side included among them – and just days remaining for clubs to...
Something For Everyone
Saturday really had something for everyone: the optimists and the pessimists: a valiant point on the road or two dropped? A pragmatic approach or a return to Derek Adams’ tactics? Only one loss in seven but only one win in eight. Another point between us and the...
The Narrative
A week ago, I wrote about how January 2024 could be a pivotal moment in Plymouth Argyle’s history. A week later, a new manager has been appointed, Finn Azaz – by most opinions our second-best player this season behind Morgan Whittaker– has been recalled and sold, and...
A crossroads
As the curtain came down over a heart-stopping, end-to-end goal fest with Watford, Plymouth Argyle entered perhaps one of the most important January’s in the club’s history. The club impressively sit seven points clear of the bottom three, as good as eight when you...
100 Potential Argyle Managers: The Outsiders
In recent days around 100 applications have been submitted for the managerial role at Plymouth Argyle - So we've put our collective heads together to try and list 100 people who COULD be announced the successor of Steven Schumacher. Our 5 part series sees us list...
100 Potential Argyle Managers: The Janners
In recent days around 100 applications have been submitted for the vacant managerial role at Plymouth Argyle - So we've put our collective heads together to try and list 100 people who COULD be announced the successor of Steven Schumacher. Our 5 part series sees us...
100 Potential Argyle Managers: The Others
In recent days around 100 applications have been submitted for the vacant managerial role at Plymouth Argyle - So we've put our collective heads together to try and list 100 people who COULD be announced the successor of Steven Schumacher. Our 5 part series sees us...
100 Potential Plymouth Argyle Managers: The Experienced
In recent days around 100 applications have been submitted for the vacant managerial role at Plymouth Argyle - So we've put our collective heads together to try and list 100 people who COULD be announced the successor of Steven Schumacher. Our 5 part series sees us...
100 Potential Argyle Managers: The Rumour Mill
In recent days around 100 applications have been submitted for the vacant managerial role at Plymouth Argyle - So we've put our collective heads together to try and list 100 people who COULD be announced the successor of Steven Schumacher. Our 5 part series sees us...
Argyle’s Disastrous Defending Needs to Stop
Plymouth Argyle go into their Boxing Day fixture away to Cardiff in a great position in the table. Following a spirited comeback from 2-0 and 3-1 versus ten-man Birmingham, Argyle put another point between themselves and nearly all their rivals at the bottom of the...
Who Next?
Plymouth Argyle are on the hunt for a new permanent manager for the first time since 2019. Yes, there was 2021, but on that occasion the ideal candidate was ready and waiting; Steven Schumacher was confirmed as the new permanent manager on a 3.5-year deal before Ryan...
Leicester vs Argyle: Foxes go nuts at the KP
Welcome to another One Team In Devon – coming to you live from the online fan meltdown after the 4-0 loss to Leicester. You’d have to have been an incredible optimist to expect any points from the King Power Stadium. While I dislike any excuses around our budget size...