Derek Adams and Martyn Starnes found the time to meet PASALB members the night before Argyle’s win at Wimbledon. The night was a great success with Derek answering questions openly and with honesty. He made a positive impression and is clearly a th
The new season is under way, and we are making travel plans for Argyle’s next few matches of the campaign. For all Saturday home games, we will depart London Paddington at 1000 and arrive into Plymouth at 1313. The journey back departs Plymouth
Argyle have only reached the second round of the League Cup three times since 1992, but they came so close to making it four on Tuesday. The Pilgrims took the lead against Gillingham in the 78th minute with an excellent volley by loan signing Craig Tanner
A second 2-1 home defeat in the space of five days for Argyle, who followed up defeat to Gillingham with a narrow loss in the ‘Battle of the Ports’ or ‘Dockyard Derby’. Pompey – fancied by many to win promotion this year R
Argyle have scored six goals in the last week – and you can watch them all here. Click here for highlights from our 4-1 home win against Carlisle United. And click here for highlights from our 2-0 win at Northampton Town.
Graham Carey’s fourth goal of the season gave Argyle a slender victory over Newport – and moved the Pilgrims up to second in the table. Carey struck in the 43rd minute, and he later came close to getting a second when his free kick crashed aga
Argyle progressed to the second round of the Johnstone’s Paint Trophy after picking up their second win at Wimbledon in the space of four weeks. This victory was all the more remarkable as the home side were 2-0 up after only 25 minutes, with goals
We’re looking forward to the trip to Stevenage on Saturday 5 September. Here’s how you can join us. We’ll be taking the train from London Kings Cross at 1152, due to arrive in Stevenage at 1217. We’ll take the 1836 train back, and
Argyle went in search of their fifth win in a row but came up short at Stevenage. Two first-half goals proved to be enough for the home side, managed by Teddy Sheringham. Connor Ogilvie, on loan from Sheringham’s former club Tottenham, opened the s
Argyle moved back up to second in the League Two table and got revenge for last season’s play-off defeat at Wycombe. All the goals came in the first half. Reuben Reid scored in the fourth minute and Jake Jervis got what turned out to be the winner i