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The History of Argyle is an original, comprehensive and thoroughly researched account of Plymouth Argyle - formerly Argyle FC - from its earliest roots in 1886 to, so far, 1957
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1997: Right-back Mark Patterson left Argyle to join Gillingham 'for personal reasons'. Peter Shilton brought Patto to Home Park from Derby County four years earlier and he soon became a fans' favourite. His 145 appearances included the 1996 Play-off Final at Wembley when he provided the cross for Ronnie Mauge to win the game. Two months later he broke a leg in a pre-season friendly against Chelsea and missed most of that season. Sadly, he couldn't recover his earlier form and decided to move on.
2007: The beginning of a turbulent few months at Home Park; after nearly three years at the club, Akos Buzsaky turned down a new contract offer and left Home Park for Queens Park Rangers, initially on a loan deal.
1934: Noel Dwyer - 29 games, no goals in 1965.
Dwyer began his career in his native Ireland with the Stella Maris club in his hometown of Dublin, before moving on to Belfast side Ormeau, where he was ... more
1989: Ashley Barnes - 25 games, 2 goals between 2007 and 2010.
Bath-born Barnes joined Argyle from non-league Paulton Rovers after an extended trial period on the recommendation of Chief Scout Gary Penrice, and had loan ... more
1996: George Cooper - 51 games, 5 goals between 2019 and 2021.
Warrington-born Cooper became the last part of manager Ryan Lowe's new Argyle assembly for the 2019-20 season when he joined on a season-long loan from ... more
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