ALL white? This weekend's Pilgrim match-day magazine sees Kiwi World Cup star Rory Fallon as the cover-star, and there is the usual host of features to keep you entertained, informed and amused.
Simon Walton talks about Tranmere captain John Welsh as Rovers - Kevin Summerfield and all - come to Home Park looking to complete an npower League 1 double over us. Walts played with former Liverpool player John at Hull, where today's opposition skipper broke a leg in a tackle with a former team-mate.
This weekend's guest-manager of the Dream Team is Marcel Seip. Unsurprisingly, there's more than a few Dutchmen in his 11...but which former Argyle striker does he think should be leading the line?
Peggy Prior's excellent series My Heroes this week turns the spotlight on a former manager who "soon made a name for himself, not only for the results he achieved on the pitch, but also for his dedication to improving the club's youth development and training structures". Now, who would that be?
Ryan Danes continues his interesting look at past Pilgrims who have been honoured by supporters by being named Player of the Season. This weekend, he chats to someone who was relegated in the year he was selected the fans' favourite but went on to become an established Premier League player. Who could that be?
Gordon Sparks is wallowing in green-tinted nostalgia, as usual, with Plymouth's Golden Tonsils this week looking at what was de rigueur on the terraces when he was a young man. He references the Bay City Rollers. The Bay City Bloomin' Rollers?
Rob McNichol's been eavesdropping on the Moores (Chris and his wife, Chris) again to hear what they had to say about trips to Scotland and Yeovil. You'll wet yourself.
In addition: there's Reidy's thoughts about recent events; all you need to know about Brighton; the latest news from Home Park, Dave Rowntree's action pics from all our matches; stats, sponsors, ticket news, and, much, much more.
All this for just £3 - or 338.532 yen.
