Captain, leader, legend.

Paul Wotton and Plymouth Argyle go together like scones and clotted cream, Wottsy is Argyle.

He made his debut aged 17 under Steve McCall and by the time he retired at 36, had notched up 491 appearances for his hometown club.

Many highs, a few lows and several bulletlike free-kicks.

This is the story of Paul Wotton.

26 seasons on the beat and not done yet.

Chris Errington has been supporters go to for everything Plymouth Argyle for over a quarter of a decade.

In that time, he has seen 13 full-time managers, 5 promotions, 4 relegations and even Paul Sturrock in a jacuzzi.

From reporting from a crane to having late night drinks with the manager, Chris has seen pretty much everything in his time covering the Greens.

Hardie's on fire.

Having grown up a Rangers fans, Ryan Hardie lived out his childhood dream of playing for his boyhood club.
From making his debut under club legend Ally McCoist to scoring his first goals on his first start -- it was a fairytale.

However, it became clear he needed a move and it would take travelling the length of the country to find his new home. 163 games and 49 goals later, Ryan has just put pen to paper on a three-year deal at Argyle - keen to continue his journey with his new favourite team.

The Britpop Footballer.

Paul McGregor lived the life many of us have dreamed of - twice over. He broke into a Nottingham Forest side under the great Brian Clough and scored goals in the UEFA Cup and Premier League.

Not content with footballer life, Paul also was a hit on the music scene. On the back pages for football, in the magazines for music.

His goalscoring talents were seen, and loved, by Argyle fans at the turn of the century. He spent just the two seasons at Argyle but made an impact winning the golden boot and Player of the Year trophies in his first season.

Listen to this honest, open and incredibly entertaining chat, with Paul McGregor.

"Argyle have reached the promised land."

Clive Tyldesely is a broadcaster who has seen it all. He has called some of the biggest games and been part of some of the sport's most high profile moments. Despite over 30 years in the commentary box, he has only been to Home Park once.

It was a job he was born to do, would do anything to be successful at and no doubt, it has paid off. 

Listen to the man himself go back through his career. He talks about his best moments, worst moments, big breaks and that night in Barcelona.

As well as his commentary, Clive has also been successful in business and his commentary charts are becoming increasingly popular. And guess what, he has done one for our Sky Bet League One title winning season.

Season review.

Director of Football Neil Dewsnip, looks back at the past 10 months and highlights the keys to Argyle's success.

Over 100 points, 31 league wins, just eight points dropped at home and constantly defying the odds, the 2022/23 Sky Bet League One season will live long in the memory.

Neil discusses pre-season planning, secrets to success and a frank chat with the players around playing time. The achievement was no fluke.

Ryan Perks, Argyle Women's manager, also speaks about how they fared this season and why next year could be a good one for the Greens.

The promotion episode.

13 years after relegation from the Championship, 10 years on from almost exiting the Football League, Argyle returned to the second tier of English football on Saturday, 29 April with a 1-0 win over Burton Albion.

There were joyous scenes inside Home Park and around the city of Plymouth all weekend and the buzz and pride around Argyle was clear to see.

This episode of the podcast is all about those heroes in Green and White and how they felt as soon as they knew, 'they had done it!'

It's Her Game Too.

As well as being a magnificent evening on the pitch, Tuesday night's 2-0 win over Bristol Rovers also saw Argyle celebrate all the women involved with the club, whether it be staff members, players or supporters.

It was a night dedicated to Her Game Too and the great work that the campaign has done to raise the awareness of abuse towards women at football.

Argyle are proud supporters of the campaign and have done incredible work to make sure that Home Park and the football club as a whole, is a comfortable space for women and girls, but more can still be done.

Argyle's Her Game Too advocates Megan Stone and Hayley Borman open up about why they wanted to get involved with the cause and why it is so important to keep the messaging in the public eye.

From the Barn Park to Villa Park.

John Uzzell grew up, like many of us, watching his heroes from the stands of Home Park. Little did the 8-year-old, watching the likes of Steve Davey and Johnny Hore, think he would go on to make over 350 appearances.

Thrust into first-team action as a teenager, Uz had ups and down in the Green of Argyle and was an ever present in the Pilgrims' run to the FA Cup semi-final in 1984.

A popular figure on and off the pitch, John will always be remembered as an Argyle legend.

The Devon Derby.

It's the fixture every fan looks out for at the start of the season - "when are we playing them."

The fixtures dates back to the early 1900s and has been played out 113 times to date. Arguably, none will be more important to Argyle than this one; on the verge of promotion back to the Sky Bet Championship and in need of a pick-me-up.

But what are these matches like to play in? Between them, Ian Stonebridge and Luke McCormick have racked up 13 Devon Derbies and have experienced the highs and lows. 

This is Devon's biggest rivalry from a players' perspective.