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Argyle captain Joe Edwards felt that the Pilgrims played were guilty of playing with naivety during their 3-0 defeat against Sky Bet League One table-toppers Hull City on Saturday afternoon.
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Argyle manager Ryan Lowe expressed his frustration with individual errors that led to the Pilgrims’ 3-0 home defeat to Sky Bet League One leaders Hull City on Saturday afternoon.
Joe Edwards reflects on Argyle's 3-0 defeat against Hull City.
Ryan Lowe reflects on Argyle's 3-0 defeat against Hull City.
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The Greens return to action at Home Park this Saturday, taking on Sky Bet League One leaders Hull City.
Three Sky Bet League One games unbeaten, the Greens travel to Shrewsbury Town on Monday.
Ryan Lowe's Pilgrims host AFC Wimbledon on Good Friday, looking to make it three unbeaten in Sky Bet League One.
Ryan Lowe's Pilgrims travel to play-off chasing Blackpool on Saturday, looking for back-to-back wins following their Sky Bet League One triumph over Bristol Rovers last time out.
We were delighted to welcome members of the Green Army back to Home Park last Saturday for the Pilgrims’ Sky Bet League One victory over Milton Keynes Dons.
The club is delighted to have successfully welcomed 1,808 members of the Green Army back to Home Park for the Sky Bet League One fixture against Ipswich Town last weekend.
Season-ticket holding members of the Green Army have until Monday, 23 November to inform us which of the options they are taking for the remainder of the 20/21 campaign.
At the time of writing, 97% of the Green Army have opted against asking the club for a refund on their 20/21 season-ticket, despite the continuation of behind-closed-doors fixtures at Home Park.
With the 21/22 season fast approaching and match-day hospitality packages soon to be announced, the club has made a small change to the way that match-day hospitality will operate at Home Park for the...
The club has two exciting new contract opportunities available, and we are inviting relevant and interested parties to get in touch with their proposals.
Plymouth Argyle and the Argyle Community Trust have signed up to the Resurgam Charter, signalling the Pilgrims’ intent to make a meaningful contribution to the post-COVID economy in the region.
The Argyle Community Trust has been awarded nearly £23,000 from the Charities Aid Foundation (CAF) Resilience Fund to contribute towards community projects during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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