Plymouth Argyle head to Accrington
Plymouth Argyle believe that they will make the play-offs and possibly gain promotion.
Plymouth Argyle go out of the FA Cup
The Pilgrims twice led against Port Vale in their third round replay but eventually lost 3-2.
John Sheridan's track record at Argyle
John Sheridan has agreed 'in principle' to stay on as Plymouth Argyle manager. Here's a look at his tenure so far.
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Plymouth Argyle wins consent to land deal
The £50m redevelopment of Plymouth Argyle's Home Park ground has come a step closer today (Wednesday) when Councillors approved a vital land deal.
They agreed to transfer an acre of land next to the ground to the developer.
The Council said it hoped in return, the redevelopment would create 400 new jobs as well as 600 building jobs.
Work on the major project could start this autumn.
Torquay United to play Portsmouth in JPT
Torquay United have been drawn at home to Portsmouth in the first round of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy.
The fallen giants, who were FA Cup winners in 2008, now find themselves playing in League Two after several seasons of financial turmoil.
Exeter City also have a home tie against Wycombe Wanderers, while Plymouth Argyle will travel up the M5 to play Cheltenham Town.
The games will be played in the first week of September.
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New stadium plans approved
by Seth ConwayPlymouth Argyle has won planning consent to redevelop Home and Central Park.
Work on the £50m scheme is due to start in the Autumn.
ITV News West Country Seth Conway was at the planning meeting and sent this report:
Optimism at Argyle as new season approaches
Plymouth Argyle have endured a miserable few years - but they're optimistic that it'll be different this time around.
Chris Spittles reports:
Plymouth Argyle announce Martyn Starnes as Chief Executive
Plymouth Argyle have appointed Martyn Starnes as their new Chief Executive. The 58 year old joins Argyle from Championship side Yeovil Town, where he has carried out the same role for five and a half years.
Home Park plans 'could lead to 1,000 new jobs'
Plymouth could receive a major jobs boost as the re-development of Home Park comes a step closer. Plans for the £50 million scheme have now been submitted to Plymouth City Council.
It includes an ice rink, multiplex cinema, a hotel, and a new grandstand for Plymouth Argyle. It is estimated over 600 construction worker jobs would be needed during the two-year build. 400 extra roles are envisaged once facilities are complete.
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Argyle hold cheerleading auditions: full report
Plymouth Argyle has been holding cheerleading auditions today. It says it's looking for talented dancers and athletic performers to entertain the crowds at Home Park, and represent the club locally.
Richard Lawrence reports:
Could these be Argyle's new cheerleaders?
Plymouth Argyle holds cheerleading auditions
Plymouth Argyle is auditioning for cheerleaders this morning (Saturday 1 June). The club says it has seen a high level of interest and is therefore adding a second audition as well - Saturday 8 June.
It is looking for 'talented dancers and athletic performers' aged 16 or over. They will be required to entertain the Home Park crowd on match days and represent the club in the local community.
McCormick re-sign: Plymouth Argyle statement
– Plymouth ArgyleLuke has advised us that, as part of the deal, he will donate a significant sum of money and give his time to support a local children's charity.
– James Brent, Argyle chairmanAlthough Luke made a dreadful mistake with unthinkable consequences, he has served his time and is totally remorseful.
While I respect others who have alternative views, from a moral standpoint, the Board and I think Luke is entitled to rehabilitation.
John Sheridan wanted to sign him and the club is totally supportive of that.
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