Last updated: 16:55, February 6, 2012

Plymouth Argyle news

Pilgrims investigate racism allegations

Plymouth have launched an investigation into allegations a Southend player was abused during the npower League Two clash between the two sides on Saturday.

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Brent calls for Pilgrims focus

Owner James Brent has stressed Plymouth will not become complacent in their bid to avoid relegation from the Football League.

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Pilgrims enjoy late comeback

Southend spurned a golden opportunity to return to the npower League Two summit, conceding twice in the last five minutes of a 2-2 draw at Plymouth.

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Southend clash goes ahead

The npower League Two clash between Plymouth and Southend will go ahead as planned.

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New strikers for Argyle

New signings Juvhel Tsoumou and Alex MacDonald will be hoping for their debuts in Plymouth's npower League Two clash with Southend this weekend.

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Fletcher delighted with striker signings

Plymouth boss Carl Fletcher admits he is delighted to have secured the services of long-time targets Juvhel Tsoumou and Alex MacDonald.

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Argyle make double striker swoop

Plymouth have made a double loan swoop to sign Burnley forward Alex MacDonald and Preston striker Juvhel Tsoumou.

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Purse sets Pilgrims points target

Darren Purse thinks Plymouth need to win "seven or eight" of their 18 remaining npower League Two fixtures to avoid relegation into non-league.

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Fletcher frustrated by late defeat

Plymouth manager Carl Fletcher was frustrated not to have claimed a point at Port Vale.

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Pilgrims progress halted by Pope

Tom Pope came off the bench to score his first goal in 16 games and earn Port Vale a deserved 1-0 victory against relegation battlers Plymouth.

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Pilgrims hope for Walton boost

Plymouth are sweating over the fitness of captain Simon Walton ahead of their clash with Port Vale.

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Brent reveals long-term Pilgrims plan

Plymouth will continue to focus hard on developing young talent as they look to rebuild following new owner James Brent's takeover.

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Brent building for sustainable future

Plymouth could become a profitable club at npower League Two level according to owner James Brent, although he has greater aspirations for the club.

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Deehan handed Argyle role

Plymouth have appointed former Norwich and Wigan manager John Deehan as director of football at Home Park.

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Pilgrims chief standing firm over wage cap

Plymouth owner James Brent has backed the npower League Two wage cap, insisting his club will stay within the rules in their efforts to avoid relegation.

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Courihane banned for Crawley clash

Plymouth will be without the suspended Conor Hourihane for their npower League Two clash with Crawley.

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Brent full of praise for Fletcher

Plymouth owner James Brent has tipped manager Carl Fletcher to be a success at Home Park.

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Argyle were close to liquidation - Brent

Plymouth owner James Brent has admitted the financial state of the club when he took over was the worst he has come across in his long business career.

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Fletcher delight at Argyle triumph

Plymouth manager Carl Fletcher hailed his side's 2-1 victory over Burton as a big win.

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Pilgrims missing Hourihane

Plymouth will be without the suspended Conor Hourihane for their npower League Two clash with Burton at Home Park.

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Lennox signs on at Plymouth

Plymouth have moved swiftly to secure the services of Joe Lennox following his release from Bristol City.

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Hemmings stays on at Argyle

Plymouth have extended the loan of Wolves midfielder Ashley Hemmings until the end of the season.

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Atkinson back with Tigers

Hull have recalled winger Will Atkinson from his loan spell at Plymouth.

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Purse primed for survival fight

Darren Purse is determined to help lead Plymouth to npower League Two safety.

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Blanchard secures Argyle stay

Plymouth have completed the signing of French defender Maxime Blanchard until the end of the season, subject to Football League approval.

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