Plymouth Argyle: April 2010 Archives

A knee injury will keep on-loan striker Kenny Cooper out of Plymouth's final game of the season against Peterborough on Sunday.

Alan Judge says he expects to leave Blackburn this summer and has indicated he would keen to join Plymouth on a permanent basis.

Winger Yannick Bolasie has indicated he could extend his stay at Plymouth after being offered a new contract by the Pilgrims.

Aberdeen have ruled out a permanent move for Plymouth striker Steve MacLean because they cannot afford his wages.

Plymouth Argyle winger Yannick Bolasie says he hopes to pen a new contract with the club despite relegation.

Plymouth have doubts over the fitness of top scorer Jamie Mackie going into Saturday's trip to Nottingham Forest.

Plymouth boss Paul Mariner has confirmed he does not expect Alan Gow or Steven MacLean to return to Home Park next season.

Fans of Argyle have the chance to enter a prize draw to watch a home league game, with a friend, free of charge thanks to totesport.

Plymouth boss Paul Mariner says the planning has already started for next season as he looks to take the Pilgrims back up.

Plymouth could be boosted by the return of Carl Fletcher, Luke Summerfield and Kari Arnason for the must-win clash against Newcastle.

Plymouth boss Paul Mariner hopes to remain as manager at Home Park even if the Pilgrims suffer relegation heartache.

Plymouth could lose in the region of £2million if they fail to fight off relegation between now and the end of the season.

Plymouth head coach Paul Mariner has described the club's chances of staying in the Championship as 'slim' after the Watford defeat.

Fit-again skipper Carl Fletcher is in line to return for Saturday's relegation six pointer with Watford after a three match absence.

On-loan midfielder Alan Gow says he does not want to return to Plymouth and would prefer to stay with Hibs.

Plymouth Argyle are taking a look at former Manchester United and Liverpool youth star Michael Nardiello.

Karl Duguid believes the Plymouth fans are right behind the team because they can see the players are doing their best to stay up.

Plymouth boss Paul Mariner insists his side can beat the drop if they show confidence in their remaining Championship fixtures.

Plymouth will be without Carl Fletcher at Doncaster on Saturday as he struggles with a knee injury.

Plymouth have extended the loan spell of Burnley defender Richard Eckersley until the end of the season.

A knee injury will keep on-loan striker Kenny Cooper out of Plymouth's final game of the season against Peterborough on Sunday.

Alan Judge says he expects to leave Blackburn this summer and has indicated he would keen to join Plymouth on a permanent basis.

Winger Yannick Bolasie has indicated he could extend his stay at Plymouth after being offered a new contract by the Pilgrims.

Aberdeen have ruled out a permanent move for Plymouth striker Steve MacLean because they cannot afford his wages.

Plymouth Argyle winger Yannick Bolasie says he hopes to pen a new contract with the club despite relegation.

Plymouth have doubts over the fitness of top scorer Jamie Mackie going into Saturday's trip to Nottingham Forest.

Plymouth boss Paul Mariner has confirmed he does not expect Alan Gow or Steven MacLean to return to Home Park next season.

Fans of Argyle have the chance to enter a prize draw to watch a home league game, with a friend, free of charge thanks to totesport.

Plymouth boss Paul Mariner says the planning has already started for next season as he looks to take the Pilgrims back up.

Plymouth could be boosted by the return of Carl Fletcher, Luke Summerfield and Kari Arnason for the must-win clash against Newcastle.

Plymouth boss Paul Mariner hopes to remain as manager at Home Park even if the Pilgrims suffer relegation heartache.

Plymouth could lose in the region of £2million if they fail to fight off relegation between now and the end of the season.

Plymouth head coach Paul Mariner has described the club's chances of staying in the Championship as 'slim' after the Watford defeat.

Fit-again skipper Carl Fletcher is in line to return for Saturday's relegation six pointer with Watford after a three match absence.

On-loan midfielder Alan Gow says he does not want to return to Plymouth and would prefer to stay with Hibs.

Plymouth Argyle are taking a look at former Manchester United and Liverpool youth star Michael Nardiello.

Karl Duguid believes the Plymouth fans are right behind the team because they can see the players are doing their best to stay up.

Plymouth boss Paul Mariner insists his side can beat the drop if they show confidence in their remaining Championship fixtures.

Plymouth will be without Carl Fletcher at Doncaster on Saturday as he struggles with a knee injury.

Plymouth have extended the loan spell of Burnley defender Richard Eckersley until the end of the season.