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Injury woes pile up for Argyle

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After the excitement of Saturday’s win over Cardiff, Plymouth Argyle have come down to earth a little this week. Following Tuesday’s quarterfinal exit from the Vertu Trophy at the hands of Luton, Thursday brought news that star striker and top scorer Lorent Tolaj is going to be out of action for a month and there are other worries.

26.02.26 John Duerden

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Forgettable Cup exit needs to become more forgettable

People in football often say that nobody remembers a losing semifinalist. That may be something of a myth, but it’s true that the Vertu Trophy quarterfinal will be forgotten by almost everyone who isn’t a Luton Town fan. To make it even more forgettable has to be the priority for Argyle now.

25.02.26Opinion

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From morbid maths to playoff predictions

In the space of not very long at all, Argyle fans have gone from worrying about relegation to being in the mix for the playoffs. The past week may not have shown that Plymouth will finish in the top six but now there is no doubt that they can.

22.02.26Opinion

Five Things: Argyle 5 Cardiff 2

An incredible game for many reasons that will live long in the memory, Argyle ruthless, Tolaj and Pepple class acts, Hazard does the job and now anything is possible.

21.02.26Matchday

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Cardiff: Reasons to be cheerful

Argyle lost 4-0 at Cardiff in August but as the League One leaders visit Home Park on Saturday lunchtime for a mouth-watering clash, there are reasons for those of a green persuasion to be cheerful. Form is good, confidence is high, players are now fit and firing and there is a real chance to make a statement.

20.02.26Opinion

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Cleverley looks to crack Home Park code

After two fine away wins in the past week, Plymouth Argyle head coach Tom Cleverley wants to start cracking the Home Park code, starting against League One leaders Cardiff City on Saturday, a lunchtime clash that pits two of the division's form teams together.

19.02.26News

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Orient 1-3 Argyle: Five Things

Curtis shines, defensive duo gel, injuries still a concern, chances were taken and play off hopes rekindled were just some of the talking points from Tuesday's 3-1 win at Leyton Orient, a second successive away victory.

18.02.26Features

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No playoffs, no relegation...so, what next?No playoffs, no relegation...so, what next?

The playoffs are as good as gone but there is plenty to play for –16 games to show that Plymouth Argyle are on the right track, moving in the right direction and all the other cliches that you can think of. Time to show a glimpse of the future.

13.02.26Opinion