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- Owen Dale: Plymouth Argyle's first summer signing is a no-brainer for Tom Cleverley
- Argyle Academy Vacancies | Foundation, Youth Development and Professional Development Phase coaching roles
- Classic Builders return as front-of-shirt sponsor
- What AI thinks all 24 EFL League One clubs' stadiums should be renamed to
- Argyle Superstore Opening Hours - May Bank Holiday
- Plymouth Argyle reportedly reach agreement 'to keep' captain Joe Edwards at Home Park
- Home Kit to be Launched at Forever Green Charity Game
- Plymouth Argyle among clubs eyeing up imposing Scottish centre-back
- Argyle and M.A.N. Culture success at Football Business Awards
- Plymouth Argyle 'struggling' to agree new Joe Edwards contract
- Plymouth Parkway retained list as veteran defender among those leaving
- 2026/27 pre-season schedule announced
- 'Get it done!' - Plymouth Argyle told to sign ex-Oxford United ace
- Plymouth Argyle loanee Wes Harding released by Millwall
- Argyle awarded Family Excellence Gold Award for the 2025/26 season
- Plymouth Argyle's deal with Wolves for Niall Ennis was a true masterstroke
- 2026/27 Season Ticket Waiting List Sales
- Argyle Academy Vacancies | Head of Medical & Performance and Academy Physiotherapist or Sports Therapist
- Evergreen is changing for the 2026/27 season
- New Argyle Business Club Launched to Power Regional Growth and Connectivity
- Marie Reflects on Play-off Defeat
- 2026/27 Season-Ticket Renewals Update
- Play-off Report | Argyle Women 0-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers
- Hourihan looks ahead to Play-Off Final challenge against Wolves
- Match Gallery | Northampton Town (A)
- Report | Northampton Town 2-3 Argyle
- Team News | Northampton Town (A)
- Pre-Match Show | Northampton Town (A)
- Preview: Northampton vs Plymouth Argyle
- Home Park abseil for Argyle Community Trust and St Luke's Hospice
- Preview: Plymouth Argyle vs Port Vale
- Preview: Bradford vs Plymouth Argyle
- Preview: AFC Wimbledon vs Plymouth Argyle
- Preview: Plymouth Argyle vs Exeter
- Preview: Barnsley vs Plymouth Argyle
- Preview: Plymouth Argyle vs Bolton
- They Don’t Get It
- Preview: Plymouth Argyle vs Huddersfield
- Preview: Plymouth Argyle vs Stevenage
Plymouth Argyle – Interesting Facts
Originally founded simply as Argyle in 1886, the club turned professional and entered both the Southern League and Western League as Plymouth Argyle in 1903
Argyle Football Club (1886–1894): Founded as an amateur football club, which eventually disbanded and amalgamated with a local team.
Argyle Athletic Club (1897–1903): The club was resurrected as part of a multi-sports organization before transitioning into professional football.
Plymouth Argyle Football Club (1903–present): Adopted when the team turned professional and joined the Southern League.
The Pilgrims: This official nickname honors the famous Pilgrim Fathers, who set sail for the New World from Plymouth aboard the Mayflower in 1620. The club crest features this historic ship.
The Green Army: A popular collective moniker used by and for the club’s passionate supporters, inspired by the team’s traditional green and white kits.
Mount Gould (1886): Following their formation, the club had no ground of their own and initially played early matches at opponents’ grounds before securing a pitch in the Mount Gould area of Plymouth.
Marsh Mills (1889–1890): The fledgling side relocated and played their home fixtures at a new pitch in the Marsh Mills area.
Home Park (1901–Present): Located in the Milehouse area of Plymouth next to Central Park, Home Park is affectionately known as the “Theatre of Greens”. The club initially moved to the site in 1901 (which had been used by the Devonport Albion Rugby Club) and has continuously played there ever since. It is the most southerly and westerly League ground in England
