Nick Chadwick has been handed a six-match ban by the Football Association following his sending-off at Port Vale on Saturday.
Ipswich Town striker Ronan Murray has joined Plymouth Argyle on loan, becoming new manager John Sheridan's first signing.
But Sheridan will be without Nick Chadwick for Saturday's game with Morecambe. The striker is serving a six match ban for violent conduct during their 4 nil defeat at Port Vale. Sheridan says Chadwick only has himself to blame.
– Plymouth Argyle StatementPre-mediated violent behaviour on the field is totally unacceptable at Plymouth Argyle and, accordingly, Nick has also been separately disciplined by the club.
– Plymouth Argyle StatementNick regrets his actions which have led to this ban and apologises unreservedly for them. He fully accepts the punishment handed down by the FA.
Plymouth striker Nick Chadwick has been given a six-match suspension following his sending off against Port Vale.
The 30-year-old received an automatic three-game ban after being shown the red card.
But the Football Association added a further three matches for an incident in the opening minute.