Argyle Chat

This week's Argyle Chat reflects on a disappointing 1-0 defeat at Cambridge United, where the Pilgrims were a pale shadow of the side that had performed so well in League Two in November.
Chris Errington and Jak Ball join host Stuart James to reflect on that disappointing defeat, where questions were again asked of the Argyle frontline.
Manager Ryan Lowe has challenged his strikers to score goals, but they have struggled so far this season and with Derek Adams returning to Home Park with his new Morecambe side this weekend, Lowe will be hoping for so much more from his misfiring frontmen. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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This week's Argyle Chat saw Pilgrims manager Ryan Lowe appear as our special guest.
We asked you to provide the questions and Lowe was in great form as he answered most of them... from jam or cream first to what his plans are in January, this was arguably the most candid and open interview yet from the Argyle boss.
Lowe was also invited to take part in the Twenty questions, quickfire quiz, which he agreed to do, so is it green or is it red for the stayunch Liverpool fan? And is it Klopp or Shankley?
Find out everything in this fascinating chat with Argyle's main man. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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This week's Argyle Chat takes a look back on Plymouth Argyle's fantastic 2-1 win against promotion rivals Bradford City in League Two which saw the Pilgrims keep face with the leaders.
We discuss the superb form of Antoni Sarcevic who, in the opinion of podcast regular Jak Ball, is in the form of his life, while the Pilgrims defence deserve an honourable mention as well given their welcome return to form.
We discuss the stadium music at Home Park and take a closer look an an increasingly fascinating look at the promotion race in League Two.
In the second half, Jak and Chris Errington discuss the January transfer window and what could happen in what is sure to be a defining month in a fascinating season before our attentions turn to the FA Cup and a second round match-up at Bristol Rovers. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Chris Errington and Jak Ball join host Stuart James on this week's episode of Argyle Chat,m the weekly Plymouth Argyle podcast from Plymouth Live.
After a superb 1-0 win at Forest Green Rovers, there was much to discuss, such as the new-found defensive resolve the Pilgrims seem to have found following the Devon Derby defeat at Exeter City. And just how did Chris cope with the meat free food and drink at the New Lawn??!!
We answer a host of questions sent in by you, our loyal listeners and look elsewhere in League two with three managerial sackings this past week, including former Pilgrims boss Carl Fletcher, who was dismissed by Leyton Orient after 29 DAYS!
We look ahead to Bradford City and assess the League Two table which remains so incredibly tight as we approach the halfway stage of the season. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Argyle Chat returns on a somewhat happier note this week. There was no Devon Derby disappointment to mull over, or time to fill following a postponement as the Pilgrims got back on track with a superb 1-0 win at Bolton| Wanderers in the FA Cup.
It was the first time in 20 years that Argyle had beaten a team from a higher league, so the podcast's Chris Errington reliably informs us, and all eyes will be on Monday night's draw to see who Argyle get in round two.
We also discuss Derek Adams' return to management at Morecambe (who Argyle face on December 14) and with a trip to the meat-free New Lawn this weekend, to take on Forest Green Rovers, it will be a case of mint tea, veggie burger and onion bhajis rather than piping hot Bovril, a Mars Bar and a chicken Balti pie for the Green Army! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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With the strong with causing structural damage to Home Park, and the postponement of Saturday's League Two clash with Grimsby Town, we took a different approach to this week's podcast with little football for our pundits to mull over.
Chris Errington and Jak Ball join host Stuart James to mull over the rights and wrongs of Saturday's postponement before their Argyle knowledge is put to the ultimate test with a fun quiz on the Pilgrims season so far and the Argyle squad itself.
We then move on to FA Cup week. Has the competition lost its magic, or does it still mean plenty to our pundits? As always, we welcome your input and answer the questions sent in by our loyal listeners. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Defeats are hard to take at the best of times, but when it comes in the Devon Derby, they are even more difficult to digest. And after Argyle's 4-0 hammering at Exeter City on Saturday, Chris Errington, Jak Ball and Andy Bacon join host Stuart James to reflect on events at St James Park.
Did Ryan Lowe underestimate the importance of the game? Was he disrespectful in the build-up? And most importantly, what went wrong?
We look back on Argyle's heaviest defeat against their bitter rivals since Christmas Day 1925, but there was one thing all the pundits wanted to see against Grimsby Town on Saturday... a reaction. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Argyle Chat is a weekly podcast discussing all things Plymouth Argyle.
This week, Danny Salmon makes a special appearance and joins host Stuart James and Jak Ball to discuss an important 2-0 win against Carlisle United.
Can Argyle carry it on when they play host to Leyton Orient on Tuesday night? A win would certainly set them up perfectly for the Devon Derby at Exeter City this coming weekend.
Danny talks through his experiences of playing in derby matches and spills the beans on whether it means as much to the players as it does the fans. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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This week's Argyle Chat podcast looks back on the back-to-back games against Swindon Town, one in the Leasing.com Trophy and one in League Two. The first resulted in an emphatic 3-0 win for the Pilgrims, while Saturday's League Two encounter ended in a 1-1 draw as Argyle's inconsistencies shone through once more. Chris Errington and Jak Ball join host Stuart James to look back on events at the County Ground and ahead to two important home games with Carlisle United and Leyton Orient. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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It feels like a case of one step forwards and two back for Plymouth Argyle right now as they were held to a 2-2 draw at home to Scunthorpe United.
The inconsistent Pilgrims seemed on course for victory as they led 2-1 going into stoppage time against the Iron, but they were undone by a simple route one goal and dropped two big points in League Two.
Joining host Stuart James to look back on the day's events are our Argyle regulars, Chris Errington and Jak Ball, and we are delighted to welcome back Nick Tomlinson from fan group PAFC Displays for a guest appearance.
Ryan Lowe certainly felt like it was a case of two points dropped at the weekend and that the draw felt like a defeat, but do our panel of guests agree? For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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