ARGYLE drew for the first time this season, frustratingly passing on the chance to head the embryonic Sky Bet League 2 table as a Westcountry derby of few goalscoring opportunities ended in high drama.
The Pilgrims found their neighbours stubborn opponents and could not break them down until five minutes from time, when Jake Jervis netted his...
ARGYLE recorded their fourth win from five away games this season - and exorcised a significant demon - with a battling win against a very good Wycombe side.
Some 121 days since a losing effort at Adams Park in the play-off semi final put an end to Argyle's 2014-15 season, the Pilgrims returned to win a fiercely contested game by the odd goal, in a match that was a credit to the...
THEY say familiarity breeds contempt. Whoever "they" may be, they are not following Plymouth Argyle this season.
A trip away from home and a goal in each half, a formula that worked to good effect at Wimbledon two weeks ago, was adhered to once more, as Graham Carey scored before the break and Jake Jervis after it, giving Argyle a comfortable victory by an identical scoreline as the...
AS has been pointed out before this week, Carlisle is a lot nearer Ross County than Plymouth, so there was something poetic that three former Staggies were to the fore of Argyle’s ultimately emphatic opening home victory of the 2015-16 campaign.
Their first goal, which came just before half-time when Argyle were decidedly second best in the game, was scored by Jake Jervis on his return...
PLYMOUTH Argyle are delighted to announce that Derek Adams is the club’s new manager.
Derek, 39, comes to Home Park after a highly successful career in Scotland, first as a player and latterly as a manager.
After taking over the reins at Ross County aged just 32, he managed the highland side to the heights of Scottish football, winning two titles in five years and establishing...
Plymouth’s famous Smeaton’s Tower will be shining green tonight in support of Plymouth Argyle.
The lights around the iconic tower will be glowing green as the team and the Green Army head off to Berkshire to take on Wycombe Wanderers in the second leg of the play off.
Deputy leader Councillor Peter Smith said: “We wanted to wish the team best of luck and to let them know they...
Well, we're there - but we did not expect to get there like that.
It was going to take an extraordinary set of circumstances to prevent Argyle taking a spot in the Sky Bet League 2 play-offs, including an Argyle defeat and a monstrous Luton win, but Argyle chose not leave their fate in the Hatters' hands, instead producing perhaps their finest away performance of the season to win 2-0...
LONG way to go for nothing! For a team whose first-choice colours are green, Argyle did not enjoy the rub of the same at faraway Brunton Park.
In a game from which victory would have put them within a point of qualifying for the Sky Bet League 2 play-offs, they started brightly but fell behind after a third of the match to a worldy strike from Gary Dicker which the Irishman will do...
ARGYLE ended their recent malaise with a dominant and confident 3-0 victory at Cheltenham Town.
A brace from Reuben Reid - his 18th and 19th goals of a fruitful season - were enough to see off the struggling Robins, who fell to the foot of the Sky Bet League 2 table, but a late goal by debutant Zak Ansah capped a thoroughly satisfying afternoon for Argyle.
