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Only Wednesday but as I haven't started one yet, I thought I ought to. Bumper crowd expected- biggest of the season so far- new signing for us , both teams pushing for the playoffs. I think this game might shape the rest of our season. Win and we are in the box seat for the play offs , lose and...

That was weird, logged on and we were't there, saw Exeter and Co and then remembered.........popped over to L1 and there we were!

Back by popular demand, the first match report of the season from a very pleasant evening hosted by Truro City FC. New ground for me and took Mrs Lyndy and Number 2 son for an airing. The tone was set at the turnstile when I asked for two adults and a student and the young lady asked me how...

Simon Hallett and John Morgan have joined the board of directors which a, is a surprise and b, looks like very positive news. Simon , a lifelong fan of Argyle is a big cheese in a US based global investment management company whilst John (his brother in law) lives in Devon and is something in...

Looking forward to what could be a very big game for us- another away win (or even a point) will be huge. Argyle have a full squad to pick from so it will be interesting to see what the starting 11 is. hope to be back by about 8 pm so match report sometime after that. Hope it stays fine...

Argyle deservedly came away with the spoils from a highly entertaining match which any neutral must have enjoyed. Unfortunately, not being a neutral, there were plenty of squeaky bum moments as the greens made it harder than it should have been. Argyle started with Wylde and Tanner and Brunt...

A well deserved win in difficult conditions saw 12300 of the 12800 crowd go home full of Boxing day good cheer and, more importantly saw Argyle stay top and 6 points clear of 4th. A near gale force wind and a pitch that played much better than it looked didn't deter Argyle in the first half...

Another disappointing performance/result from a windswept rainy and a bit chilly home park. Fair play to Cambridge, they were well drilled, attacked and defended as a unit, but most of all appeared to have more desire/spirit than the greens-but actually man for man I am not convinced they are...

A thoroughly unsatisfactory game of football saw Argyle maintain a 2 point lead at the top of the table with a 1-1 draw. Despite the welcome return of McHugh, for long periods it looked like being the 4th home loss on the trot but at the final whistle the overriding feeling was that we had been...

So here we go. For many it is the match most looked forward to when the fixtures comes out. Looking out of my living room window (about 5 mins walk from HP) I am happy to report that it is a fine , sunny but cold morning in Plymouth and rather breezy. Definitely 2 t shirt, fleece and coat...

Oh well, Argyle's interest in all 3 cup competitions ended for another season by mid November albeit after a spirited performance and a highly entertaining goal fest at HP. Back to back home defeats are clearly not a cause for celebration, but there were plenty of positive signs that bode well...

Another excellent performance saw off our near neighbours without too many difficulties. Argyle's enforced changes saw Purrington and Simpson replace Sawyer and Mchugh whilst a slight knock to player of the month Carey gave Tanner a chance to impress. To be honest we were outstanding in the...

Having been lucky to take all three points on Tuesday night, Argyle put in a performance that should have made the victory far easier than it eventually turned out be be. For the second match in a row Argyle played the 'wrong' way in the first half i.e. towards the Devonport end and it seemed...

A hard fought and some might say lucky 3 points saw Argyle climb back up to second. Contrary to press reports Barnet certainly didn't start off as if they had just come to 'park the bus'; unfortunately Argyle started like a team who were beginning to believe the hype and their first half was...

Very short report tonight as it is the wife's birthday and I am cooking! Firstly it was great to meet a couple of members of this forum and although you may not have enjoyed the match Plym, I hope you enjoyed the day out at a sun drenched Home Park. A high tempo affair from the start with...

A very entertaining night at Home Park where an optimistic crowd witnessed a loss for the greens in a match they really should have won against a fairly tidy League 1 side. As predicted Derek Adams started with the same side that was successful at the weekend against AFC Wimbledon. The first...

Just a few comments. Normally don't enjoy friendlies but today was an exception at a cool but sunny Home Park. Not going to go into much detail (haven't worked out all new new players names/positions yet!) but today gives some optimism for the rest of the season. All the new signings did okay...

A tense day at home park saw Argyle take the necessary three points to (almost) secure a play off spot and sadly also saw Tranmere relegated to the conference. Lots of pre match stuff got everyone in the mood -Luke (no surprise)won the player of the season awards, Wottsie was honored for his...

An awful game of football between two sides, one of which should be doing much better and the other that is battling for their L2 status. The manager rang the changes from the disappointing reverse at Portsmouth and set out a side that could only play in an 8-2 formation........ Bobby Reid just...

Family outing to Fratton park on a sunny bank holiday what could possibly go wrong? Battled through the BH traffic to get parked up by 1.45 which justified the earlier than necessary start (according to both sons) Wife's first away match (mainly to stop her feeling left out!). A good and loud...