Last updated: 12:32, November 20, 2008
Plymouth Argyle news
Plymouth have the dubious honour of being the most southern and western league club in England.
The Pilgrims were founded in 1886 and became professional in 1903, with their highest Home Park attendance coming in 1936 when 43,596 fans watched the Division Two clash with Aston Villa.
Notable former Plymouth players include Tommy Tynan, Peter Shilton, Mickey Evans and Paul Mariner.
Rivals play down transfer swoop
Plymouth have not made a move to sign Crystal Palace midfielder Carl Fletcher according to Eagles boss Neil Warnock.
Sturrock's striker quandary
Paul Sturrock has four strikers available for selection ahead of Plymouth's game against Cardiff City at Home Park on Saturday evening.
Striker locked in transfer talks
Plymouth have opened up talks with striker Rory Fallon and hope to get him tied down to a new deal as soon as possible.
Defender pledges Argyle future
Plymouth have been boosted by the news defender Marcel Seip has signed a new deal to keep him at the club until June 2011.
Duo out of Sky Blues clash
Krisztian Timar and David McNamee are both out of Argyle's clash with Coventry at the Ricoh Arena.
Potters ace to snub switch
Stoke midfielder Glenn Whelan has ruled out a move to Plymouth or Nottingham Forest and insists he wants to stay with the Potters.
Sturrock considers striker switch
Plymouth boss Paul Sturrock says the loss of Paul Gallagher is a big blow but has hinted Emile Mpenza could get a start.
Sturrock calls for more
Paul Sturrock says he wants Emile Mpenza to show more in training to break his way into the Plymouth first team.
Loan deal extended
Plymouth have allowed youngster Damien McCrory to extend his loan spell with Port Vale until December 31.
Pilgrims boosted by Cathcart's fitness
Loan central defender Craig Cathcart will return to the Plymouth squad for Saturday's visit of Charlton after overcoming an illness.
Mpenza passed fit
Plymouth have been boosted by the news Emile Mpenza's head injury is not serious and he could face Charlton on Saturday.
Defender boost for Pilgrims
Gary Sawyer is closing in on a return to action for Plymouth but says he will not rush his comeback in case he breaks down again.
Pilgrims star will come good - Sturrock
Paul Sturrock does no regret signing Emile Mpenza and feels the former Manchester City man will prove his worth to Plymouth.
Luggy makes winger pledge
Paul Sturrock has revealed he will have to be careful with Nicolas Marin and has admitted he could just play him in home games.
Sturrock left with selection dilemma
Plymouth manager Paul Sturrock is set to make changes to his side despite the midweek victory over Sheffield Wednesday.
