Plymouth Argyle news

Plymouth midfielder Conor Hourihane, who captained the Pilgrims to Football League safety last season, has signed a new two-year deal with the club.

Plymouth apprentice Ben Purrington has signed his first professional contract with the Pilgrims.

Former Oxford midfielder Peter Leven has admitted he would be interested in a move to Home Park.

Plymouth striker Warren Feeney insists he is a lucky man after being thrown a Home Park lifeline by manager John Sheridan.

Plymouth have re-signed former goalkeeper Luke McCormick on a one-year deal.

Plymouth midfielder Paul Wotton has signed a one-year contract extension with the Pilgrims over 18 years after his debut.

John Sheridan has signed a three-year deal to remain Plymouth manager.

Plymouth assistant manager Romain Larrieu has left the club to end a 13-year association with the npower League Two outfit.

Plymouth have offered contracts to seven first-team players, including player of the year Onismor Bhasera and captain Conor Hourinhane.

Plymouth boss John Sheridan has agreed a deal in principle to continue as Argyle manager.

Plymouth chairman James Brent expects John Sheridan to sign a new deal as manager of the Pilgrims after results elsewhere saw Argyle stay up on the final day.

John Sheridan promised Plymouth will perform much better next season if he decides to stay on as manager.

Relegation-threatened Plymouth's Football League status was preserved despite a 1-0 defeat at Rochdale.

Plymouth will be without Lee Cox and Warren Feeney once again as they head to Rochdale looking to secure npower League Two survival.

Plymouth boss John Sheridan was delighted with his side's effort in their 1-0 home defeat to Rotherham.

Rotherham enhanced their automatic promotion prospects with a 1-0 win at Plymouth thanks to Kieran Agard's 75th minute winner.

Plymouth will be without Lee Cox as they look for a crucial three points in the battle for survival against Rotherham.

Plymouth manager John Sheridan savoured a winning return to his former club but handed the credit to his players after the 2-1 victory over Chesterfield.

Plymouth midfielder Lee Cox, on loan with the npower League Two strugglers from Swindon, has revealed he will not play again this season.

Plymouth will be without on-loan winger Jason Banton when they travel to play-off chasing Chesterfield.