Plymouth Argyle have announced today that John Sheridan has signed a three-year deal to remain as manager.
The news follows statements from manager and club earlier in the week confirming an 'in principle' agreement.
Sheridan is contracted until the summer of 2016 which the club views as confirmation of "the mutual commitment to a long-term future between club and manager...
Plymouth Argyle FC's Disability Team will compete in the national Disability Cup Final on Sunday 12 May after an emphatic 5-0 win against Living4Life FC.
The Colchester-based team were beaten in the southern regional semi-final in Basingstoke meaning Argyle become southern champions.
Plymouth will now face the northern champions, Boston United, in the final at St George's Park...
So this is it. Today is D-Day for Argyle as the final game of the season arrives with the Greens still uncertain of their Football League status next season.
A win away at Rochdale would ensure Plymouth play football in League Two in 2013/14. A draw would provide the same outcome given Argyle's...
After so much recent good work and excellent results had boosted Argyle's confidence of staying in League Two, an undeserved defeat has thrown their Football League survival into jeopardy once more.
Rotherham stole all 3 points with a 75 minute winner from Kieran Agard against the run of play and...
Plymouth boss John Sheridan will not want to take anything for granted yet but he could be forgiven a wry smile after his side produced a victory against the team that sacked him back in August.
Argyle's recent run of form had given them great hope that they would stave off the threat of relegation, only...
A trip to the Derbyshire town with the crooked spire this evening may be a return to his previous club for Pilgrim's boss John Sheridan, but much more importantly, the fixture represents another crucial test in Plymouth's fight to remain in League Two.
Football can be a cruel game. For 90 minutes Argyle had performed admirably, soaking up pressure in the first half from a Burton side chasing promotion and providing plenty of attacking verve themselves in the second.
But they were defeated by a late late goal to leave Staffordshire with no points...
The Premier League has announced that it has awarded the British-based company Hawk-Eye with the contract to provide goal-line technology systems across its 20 member clubs and all 380 Barclays Premier League matches.
The 20 top division clubs voted to introduce the technology from next season and it will be used for all Barclays Premier League games.
Argyle manager John Sheridan will be looking for his team to put Monday's defeat at York behind them as they face another vital game against Cheltenham today.
The relegation battle in League Two is a remarkably close affair with eight teams within four points of one another and still in danger....
The euphoria of Saturday's derby win against Exeter turned out to be shortlived as a bank holiday hangover proved to be the downfall for Plymouth Argyle at York.
First half goals from Ashley Chambers and Richard Creswell left the Pilgrims chasing the game, but a tired looking Argyle side drew a blank....
