Last updated: 13:51, July 3, 2009
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.
No blank cheque from new guard - Luggy
Paul Sturrock isn't expecting a huge transfer kitty at Plymouth despite the restructuring of the club's board of directors on Thursday.
New owners installed Argyle
Paul Stapleton has stepped down as Plymouth chairman after a consortium of Japanese and local businessmen secured a majority interest.
Pilgrims step up striker search
Plymouth are being strongly linked with a move for Ipswich striker Danny Haynes but face competition from Swansea.
Cardiff target swoop
Plymouth target Maros Klimpl looks set snub the chance of a move to Home Park and join Championship rivals Cardiff City.
Player search hots up
Plymouth boss Paul Sturrock says he is focused on bringing new players to the club despite the uncertainty over the takeover.
Striker to be given another chance
Former loanee Paul Gallagher is unlikely to move to Home Park this summer with Blackburn set to give him the chance to impress.
Midfielder eyes Dons move
Plymouth look set to miss out on the signing of Slovakian midfielder Maros Klimpl, who has set his heart on a move to Aberdeen.
Argyle eye striker deal
Plymouth are being linked with a swoop for striker James Scowcroft after Paul Sturrock stepped up his search for new players.
Club captain named by Sturrock
Keeper Roman Larrieu has been named as Plymouth's club captain but he will not be the side's match-day skipper.
Sturrock weighing up five offers
Plymouth boss Paul Sturrock has received offers for five players but will only do business if it is in the club's best interests.
Walton has future - Luggy
Plymouth boss Paul Sturrock has insisted that Simon Walton still has a future at the club despite reports claiming he will be sold.
Left-back heading for Home Park exit
New Aberdeen boss Mark McGhee has said he is interested in taking Plymouth defender Jim Paterson on a season-long loan.
Striker race hots up
Crystal Palace have joined Plymouth in the race to sign Southampton striker Bradley Wright-Phillips this summer.
Pilgrims to face Gills
Plymouth face a tricky trip to the Priestfield Stadium where they will take on Gillingham in the first round of the Carling Cup.
Plymouth in the hunt for Saints striker
Plymouth are hopeful of completing the signing of Bradley Wright-Phillips with the striker heading to Home Park for talks this week.
