The footballer turned police officer.

Rhys Wilmot arrived at Argyle after an 11 year spell at Arsenal. He played 147 times for the Greens, keeping numerous clean sheets and even scored a hat trick - yes, honestly!

After a spell as a responder in the police service he returned to Home Park as a coach and oversaw the rise to the first team of Michael Cooper.

A look back at the career of Dave Smith.

The Ciderman was one of Argyle's most successful coaches, managing the side to promotion to the second tier in 1986.

His team was full of legends and we hear from four of them in this episode.

Garry Nelson, Leigh Cooper, John Uzzell and Kevin Hodges remember their time playing, under the great Dave Smith.

A tribute to Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.

Argyle's Sky Bet League One game with Oxford United on Tuesday night was a chance to pay respects to the late Queen.

In this episode we speak to Emma Potter, Argyle's Her Game Too Ambassador, about the two occasions she met Queen Elizabeth II.

And we look back at what has happened to the club in the 70 years she was on the throne.

Transfer window round-up.

Director of Football, Neil Dewsnip, talks through the deals that have been done at Home Park this season.

With seven players through the door and all of them making an impact on the pitch, Neil feels there is reason to be enthusiastic for Argyle supporters.

Straight out of Millwall.

Argyle goalkeeper coach, Darren Behcet talks through the science of goalkeeping.

He explains what it's like being a number two, how he helps the strikers and just how highly he rates Mike Cooper.

You're in safe hands with this one.

A Bideford boy who graced the Premier League for almost 10 years.

Marc Edworthy broke into the Argyle first team as a teenager before winning four promotions to the Premier League with four different clubs.

He locked horns with the best in the business and even ended up in John Terry's autobiography.

All about the data.

Argyle's newest member of the backroom staff is Ross Goodwin, the new Head of Football Data.

He explains how Argyle are diving deeper into the analytical world and how it impacts every area of the game,

From transfers to workload, data is involved in it all.

As the under-18s prepare for a brand new season, manager Darren Way and centre-back Oscar Halls, talk through their preparations so far.

We hear about the Super Cup campaign in Northern Ireland, playing against Mexican opposition and how Oscar used to be a fierce Judoka.

Making the move from Exeter City to Argyle cannot be easy, but Joel Grant did it and more than won the fans over.

He speaks about his strong friendship with Ruben Lameiras and how they both fell in love with football watching Brazil.

He takes us inside the Pilgrims' dressing room during the push for the play-offs in 2017/18 and then how it fell apart just 12 months later.

"We all dream of a team of Larrieu's..."

One of Argyle's most iconic players, Romain Larrieu joins the podcast to look back on his career at Home Park.

His journey from lower league French football to the Championship with the Greens is a fascinating one, and one he shared with his great mate David Friio.

From tales of drinking champagne with Laurent Blanc to fighting with the club through administration, this is one episode you will not want to miss.