Last updated: 14:07, February 9, 2010
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.
Duguid misses Reading trip
Plymouth defender Karl Duguid will miss Tuesday's trip to Reading after sustaining an ankle injury in the defeat to West Brom.
Prem defender linked with move
Plymouth boss Paul Mariner is hoping to sign David Gray on loan from Manchester United following an injury to Karl Duguid.
Midfielder set to miss out
Plymouth have doubts over midfielder Yoann Folly ahead of the West Brom game but Damien Johnson could make his debut.
Johnson keen to see Plymouth go places
Damien Johnson has revealed he joined Plymouth because he feels the Pilgrims are going places despite their current position.
Cooper targets South Africa
Plymouth Argyle January signing Kenny Cooper is hopeful his displays for the Pilgrims can earn him a place in the US World Cup squad.
Argyle duo head north
Plymouth duo Steve MacLean and Jim Paterson have joined Aberdeen on loan for the rest of the season.
Midfielder deal done
Plymouth have signed Birmingham midfielder Damien Johnson on a two-and-a-half-year deal.
Mariner to stick with winning side
Plymouth boss Paul Mariner looks set to name an unchanged side when Argyle take on Sheffield Wednesday.
USA international interested in Plymouth
USA international Kenny Cooper could be interested in a loan move to Home Park in January, according to his agent.
Midfielder set to sign
Plymouth are said to be closing in on a swoop for former Nottingham Forest midfielder Eugen Bopp.
Argyle striker set for return
Plymouth Argyle are set to welcome back joint top scorer Jamie Mackie for Tuesday night's visit of Derby.
Bairns linked with Plymouth pair
Falkirk have been linked with Plymouth striker's Steve MacLean and Alan Gow.
Tykes saga takes new turn
Plymouth's Championship clash with Barnsley has been postponed because of a waterlogged pitch at Home Park.
MacLean keen on Dons move
Plymouth striker Steven MacLean admits he would welcome a move to Pittodrie after being frozen out at Home Park.
Mackie speculation latest
Plymouth are insisting they are in no rush to sell striker Jamie Mackie despite interest from a whole host of clubs.
