Pilgrims Podcast

This episode dives into the weekend Championship clash between Plymouth Argyle and Sheffield United. Mark and Danny discuss former Argyle goalkeeper and potential future England No. 1, Michael Cooper, who has made an impressive start with the Blades. They also touch on the circumstances surrounding his “murky” transfer. Recorded prior to Argyle’s midweek home defeat to Swansea, the conversation examines their struggles away from home under Wayne Rooney. Meanwhile, Sheffield United boast an unbeaten home record with eight wins from nine with Cooper yet to concede a goal at Bramall Lane. With 24 hours more rest than United, what are Argyle’s realistic prospects for the trip north? Can under-pressure Rooney finally turn things around?Support the show here: ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sadly it’s another midweek therapy session with Chris and Mark.Desperately looking for some positives minutes after the final whistle, there is straw clutching focus on fewer goals conceded and a semblance of a shape. But there is also a sense of resignation that the performance was reflected in, if not flattered by, the result.Brief discussions on the absence of Al Hajj, the lack of attacking creativity and, inevitably, the managers position round off an existential crisis of an evening. Next stop what is likely to be a top against bottom against the best goalkeeper in the league. Buckle up.Support the show here: ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join host Mark Lovell on the latest Pilgrims Podcast as he chats with The Athletic’s Senior Football Writer, Stuart James. This episode dives into the midweek Championship clash between Plymouth Argyle and Swansea City. Stuart, a former Guardian & Observer journalist and ex-pro at Swindon, shares stories from his trial with Argyle in the ‘90s and reflections on the life of former Argyle goalkeeper Alan Nicholls.The conversation also features insights into Swansea's manager Luke Williams, and key players Matt Grimes, and Josh Key formerly of Exeter. Former Swans Morgan Whittaker and Michael Obafemi come under the spotlight, too.Mark and Stuart analyse Argyle’s form under Wayne Rooney, including whether their postponed game against Oxford might give them an edge against a Swans side fresh from a 1-1 draw on a heavy pitch at Luton. What are Argyle's realistic prospects this season, and can Rooney turn things around?Support the show here: ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join host Mark Lovell as he chats with football writer Rupert Fryer about the high-stakes showdown between Plymouth Argyle and Oxford United—the mother of all six-pointers. The discussion kicks off with an in-depth look at Oxford’s progressive head coach, Dessie Buckingham, and the key players to watch as the Yellows visit Home Park.The conversation also delves into Plymouth Argyle’s current form under Wayne Rooney ahead of this crucial Championship fixture. What are the realistic prospects for Argyle this season? And, more critically, can Rooney turn things around and save his job? Tune in for expert insights, tactical breakdowns, and everything you need to know before this pivotal clash.Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Archie and Tom reconvene to discuss a busy few days for Argyle, with the rumours of Rooney's possible departure causing a stir, to the blockbuster fans' forum announcing impending new investment and support for Rooney. The pair discuss the key takeaways from that evening in St Dennis and leave enough time to discuss a lacklustre FA Cup draw.Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The pod is once again tasked with making sense of another woeful showing from Argyle, analysing the lineup, an okay first half, and yet another second-half collapse.Rooney’s post-match comments take center stage, from “Hardest week of my managerial career” to “Players need to show more.” But is this really down to Rooney, or are the players letting him down?The group tackles the big questions, debating the constant changes in system and personnel, the broader issues of a poor calendar year, the footballing structure, and whether, with a critical double-header ahead, this is do-or-die for Rooney and Argyle’s season.Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join host Mark Lovell as he sits down with iconic football commentator Jonathan Pearce to share captivating stories from his life and career. A proud Cornishman, Pearce begins by recounting the remarkable circumstances of his birth at Freedom Fields Hospital in Plymouth. He reflects on his early years in Bristol, where his love for football blossomed alongside his passion for Bristol City.In an extraordinary tale from 1972, Pearce recalls how he and his father pioneered match analysis for Bristol City, making them the first club in Europe to film matches for tactical insights. This groundbreaking work laid the foundation for a lifelong devotion to the Robins and provides a treasure trove of anecdotes for Bristol City fans.The distinctive voice behind "Match of the Day" and 12 World Cup tournaments, Pearce shares his take on the exciting prospects for Plymouth Argyle under Wayne Rooney. He also discusses the potential for a documentary about Argyle and Rooney to captivate the American market, sharing his thoughts on the direction such a project should take.Stories about legendary managers like Brian Clough and Bill Shankly add to the rich narrative, as Pearce’s vast experience in broadcasting comes to life. The conversation wraps up with a look ahead to Argyle’s upcoming visit to Ashton Gate.Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join host Mark Lovell as he sits down with BBC Radio Devon commentator Michael McCann to unpack Argyle’s capitulation at Carrow Road. Michael, who was on commentary duty during the match, shares his insights on the heavy defeat, Rooney’s post-match remarks and demeanour, and his take on where Argyle can go from here.Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Chris and Alex for a group therapy session as we try to make sense of another humbling away from Home Park. Were Norwich mustard, or was this performance the canary in the coal mine? We look beyond today’s performance to try and find the root of our current malaise, and all we can come up with is that it might be everything.   Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join host Mark Lovell as he welcomes BBC Radio Devon commentator Michael McCann to chew over Argyle’s trip to Carrow Road. Michael has become a regular voice on Argyle away matches, but reveals he’s not proving a particularly lucky charm. Former Norwich players Adam Forshaw and Bali Mumba come under the spotlight, with an honourable mention to our former striker Ashley Barnes. We recall Ian Foster’s penultimate game in charge of Argyle on Bad Friday. And rest assured, our 6-2 win against the Canaries at Home Park is covered in all its glory as well! Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Here to dissect another surreal evening at Home Park where Plymouth Argyle and Watford shared the points from a Desmond.A flat and often uninspiring performance punctuated by two world class moments of quality are the focus. Many questions that are hard to answer - did the new formation work and is there praise due for changing things up? Should we, or Rooney, now really be concerned about underlying data or just delighted with team spirit? Does a home crowd have a responsibly to lift the team or does the team have a responsibility to lift the home crowd?Join Alex, Chris, Mark and Tom for a ramble through these considerations and a quick look forward to Norwich on Tuesday. Just don’t call it a free hit.Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join host Mark Lovell as he welcomes sports writer Simon Burnton from the Guardian to discuss the forthcoming Friday evening feast against Watford. Special mentions for Andre Gray and Argyle’s bitter 1984 FA Cup semi-final defeat against Elton John’s club. Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Another international break, so we dive into Argyle’s recent struggles and how they balance against last season. We discuss our predicted finish, chances of survival, and revisit the “5 Things Argyle Must Do” to assess Rooney’s progress. We also analyse January transfer rumours, provide updates on players out on loan, and consider Joe Edwards’ coaching journey during his injury recovery. Plus, a look ahead to Watford and the big double-header at home. Don’t blink, or you’ll miss the quiz to round it off!Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast Bluesky Page : https://bsky.app/profile/pilgrimspod.bsky.socialInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/podforpilgrims/profilecard/?igsh=bzUyMDNmZDFydTAw Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Regulars Chris, Mark, and host Archie are joined by guests Michael Savage (The Guardian) and Seve to break down the latest draw, doubling our away points tally at Derby with help from the returning Randell. Dissecting the familiar defensive lapse, we also ask whether recent performances against promoted teams and relegation rivals are acceptable. The bluntness in attack, and how fringe players like Wright, Sorinola, and Pleggy are faring, are also considered. We then evaluate Rooney’s start as Argyle manager, his approach to attacking football, and his media presence. Are we seeing progress or cause for concern?Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join host Mark Lovell as he welcomes Derby County Writer Leigh Curtis from the Derby Telegraph to dissect the massive six-pointer at Pride Park. Leigh provides all the latest info on our relegation rivals and the pair discuss Wayne Rooney’s time at Derby, both as a player and manager. Former Pilgrims and current Rams defenders Curtis Nelson and Sonny Bradley are given honourable mentions, also touching on the famous double over the Rams during Argyle’s magnificent League One title winning campaign. Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join host Mark Lovell as he welcomes football commentator supreme Ian Darke to pick apart the Dockyard Derby as Argyle edged past Pompey at Home Park. Considered among the best football commentators of his generation, Ian a lifelong Pompey fan, provides his thoughts on Argyle’s vital win against our relegation rivals. Wayne Rooney, Michael Obafemi, Paul Mariner and Norman Piper all come under the microscope, as well as an iconic moment in USA soccer history.Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Is it all about the points, or should we be more concerned by another poor performance? Chris and Alex try to distract themselves from the unfolding U.S. election by discussing another late win in a genuine ‘six-pointer’ at home to Portsmouth. Against the backdrop of the team’s ongoing injury crisis, the pair manage to find some reasons for optimism, but the fragility of the squad and the recent poor form simply cannot be ignored.Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join host Mark Lovell as he welcomes Portsmouth News Chief Sports Writer Neil Allen to dissect the Dockyard Derby as Plymouth Argyle host Pompey. Neil, who has written five Pompey books, provides all the latest info on our relegation rivals as the pair dive into the key match-ups for the massive six-pointer at Home Park. The intense rivalry between former bosses Derek Adams and Paul Cook also comes under the spotlight, touching on previous famous games in the Battle of the Ports. Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

How do you analyse a game where one side barely plays football? The panel takes a shot, doing their best to justify a second-string Argyle side camped out in their own penalty area. The game’s context becomes a central focus, with a string of poor performances behind and two huge games looming ahead.After a quick Ko-Fi plug (link below), the panel dives deeper into Tuesday’s crucial match and the upcoming away fixture at Derby. Would a strong home performance and a solid away showing next week redeem this surreal outing? It may be too early to panic, but nerves are creeping in all around. It’s never dull.Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join host Mark Lovell as he welcomes the Yorkshire Evening Post’s Chief Football Writer, Graham Smyth, to unpack Plymouth Argyle's challenging Championship clash at Leeds United. Graham provides the latest insights on the title favourites, as the two journalists dive into the key match-ups at Elland Road. In particular, Wayne Rooney, Darko Gyabi, and Adam Forshaw all come under the microscope. Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Argyle’s latest rollercoaster leaves much to unpack on the newest Pilgrims Podcast. In Part One, Mark and Tom are joined by Seve to break down the 3-3 draw, analysing key substitutions and standout performances as Argyle managed to snatch a draw from the jaws of defeat.In Part Two, Archie joins to dive into post-game reactions, including insights from the gaffer’s press conference, mixed fan feedback, and renewed calls to focus on long-term goals. With just 12 points from 12 games, the team asks: is it time to stay calm or question sustainability? They also look at upcoming fixtures and what’s needed to get back on track.Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mark and Tom discuss the defeat to Millwall, and then Mark is joined by Preston writer Josh McLoughlin to preview their trip to play Argyle on Saturday. Josh talks about his love for North End and the two discuss the key match-ups. Ryan Lowe, Paul Heckingbottom, KKH and Peter Ridsdale all under the spotlight too.Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cardiff 5 Argyle 0. Where do we even start after that debacle? Would things have been much different if Obafemi hadn't missed an early sitter? Cissoko's reckless red card further complicated matters just before halftime, and Argyle were unable to stem the bleeding, suffering a miserable defeat. The pod raises concerns over Argyle's dismal away form in that awful white kit—just one point and one goal so far. The impact of the recent international break on momentum is discussed, along with managing expectations amid the media hype surrounding head coach Mr. Rooney. Argyle's poor record at Millwall is revisited, but there's still a glimmer of hope. The show wraps up with a therapeutic quiz on recent performances and club history.Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join host Mark Lovell as he welcomes The Guardian's Chief Sports Writer, Barney Ronay, to preview Plymouth Argyle's Championship clash with Millwall. Barney shares his passion for the 'Lions' and breaks down the key match-ups at the Den. The conversation also covers his admiration for Wayne Rooney, along with his recent articles on Kylian Mbappé and Harry Kane, and even includes a chat about Mrs. Coleen Rooney's upcoming appearance on I'm a Celebrity".Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Former Argyle and Cardiff striker Joe Mason joins the pod to discuss his eventful time at the Welsh club. A boyhood Argyle fan, Joe departed during the difficult administration period and went on to score a memorable League Cup final goal for Cardiff against Liverpool at Wembley in 2012. He provides insights into Cardiff's current struggles, financial issues, his friend Joe Ralls' leadership, and improvements under caretaker manager Riza.The discussion shifts to "Rooneyball," balancing traditional tactics with modern strategies, and Joe’s thoughts on Andre Gray's mid-season signing, including the challenges of joining a team midway through a campaign. He also shares his experience playing under a high-profile manager, in his case, Ole Gunnar Solskjær. Tom and Archie wrap up with updates on potential investment, TalkSport’s Rooney obsession, Dewsnip’s points target, and a possible January move for Cissoko.Any contribution towards running costs is always welcome:https://ko-fi.com/pilgrimspodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Another last-gasp winner from Morgan Whittaker at Home Park. Randell's brilliance continues to shine in midfield, while Michael Obafemi’s role as striker raises questions. There’s praise for Argyle’s recruitment and a look at the latest addition, striker Andre Gray. Whisper it quietly, but with nine points in the last five games, Argyle are on the rise under Wayne Rooney.We also revisit the match-winner Morgan Whittaker. What’s behind the growing fan criticism of Argyle’s top player? A lively discussion follows on this week’s Pilgrims Podcast heading into the international break. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The pod reconvenes for the third time in a week, just minutes after the final whistle at Turf Moor. They reflect on a narrow defeat, discussing squad rotation, substitutions, missed chances, and post-match updates on injuries. Despite the loss, the mood remains positive, as the pod explores the visible progress on the pitch. There’s praise for Rooney’s positive attitude, with Chris sharing a tale into being taught by the man himself about a winning mentality! Attention then shifts to the final game before the international break: Blackburn at home. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tom and Mark are joined by football journalist and Burnley fan Samuel Marsden to preview Argyle’s next opponent. Recorded before the weekend’s results, Sam gives insight into what to expect from Scott Parker’s side and where the Clarets stand heading into the fixture. The panel also discusses recent transfer business between the two clubs, and Sam shares his experience of following an EFL side from overseas, much like our pod regulars. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Pretty much the perfect Friday evening is the focus of the first instalment of a two-part weekend release. Attacking intent, defensive resilience, a bit of luck, and some incredible goals. Home Park is bouncing, the manager is smiling, and the team is united, with everyone pulling in an exciting direction. Part 2, a Burnley preview with ESPN Barcelona correspondent Sam Marsden, will follow on Monday.Scenes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Don’t panic, don’t evangelize – that’s the takeaway from a strong but slightly toothless away performance in the Midlands.A wide-ranging part 2 covers a former manager’s sacking, the basket case that is the division, a look ahead to a Friday night under the lights, praise for the contractually extended captain, and a word for the competent Assistant Manager.Finally, a quiz – get your magic 8 balls ready! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A euphoric full house pours over another afternoon for the ages. The ultimate game of two halves: first-half relegation certainties replaced by a heroic, never-to-be-forgotten second phase. It was a rollercoaster, Clive.After reliving the joy, focus turns to individual performances. A strong outing for the new number 1, overall squad depth (winners and losers), an improving midfield, and some validation for a certain Wayne Rooney, all precede shout-outs for Centurion Bali and, of course, club captain Joe Edwards. Next stop, another game against the league leaders. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The pod returns during the international break to discuss the pros and cons of the rumored week off for the Argyle players, potential goalkeeper injuries, and a tough upcoming run of games (spoiler: it's rather tough!). Mark is joined by Ben from A Love Supreme to preview Saturday’s clash with the Black Cats, and Chris wraps things up with a bumper quiz in part 3. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

An improved performance but a galling result with the return of Steven Schumacher.A slow start was followed by an entertaining game and an improved performance, which bodes well for the future but is frustrating in the present. Solid performances—especially from a rejuvenated Adam Randell—raise the question: is it really about being more clinical?In part two, there is excitement around deadline day and good wishes to those going out on loan. The consensus is that it’s too early to meltdown, with some frustration that not all supporters are in the mood to back the team.Sticking with the theme, a hokey-cokey signings quiz sends everyone into the international break frustrated but not panicked. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Another point gained in difficult circumstances. Standout performances in goal, a world-class strike from a long-serving captain, a lot of heart, and some early loss of composure are judged, on balance, to be signs of progress.After a brief update from Amos in Blackpool, who gave us the lowdown on our newest recruit, thoughts then turn to other new signings and any more that may come—and go—as the window closes, along with the return of the Helicopter King. Plus, a quick look ahead to another trip to the capital against an in-form Watford.And—due to popular demand (one request)—the quiz is back. Geddon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Everyone is relieved to discuss a much-improved home performance against Hull. Evidence of the emerging Wazball plan, some strong individual performances from the old guard, and a unique mood inside the ground all feature. The conversation then turns to what could be a busy week of incomings and outgoings, thoughts on the new third kit, and a preview of next weekend’s trip to QPR. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A full house gathered for the first game of the season. A desperate search for positives in a depressing display, discussion on the future of Cooper and Whittaker, and what this all means for the cup game and Hull. Sheffing hell. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this bonus pod, Archie is joined by two guests:In part one, James from the "Wednesday 'Til I Die Podcast" gives us the lowdown on the Owls and details what's been yet another extremely eventful 12 months for Wednesday since we last spoke. James shares his thoughts on his team's chances this year and, crucially, offers some pub and pie tips for any fans making the pilgrimage up north.In part two, Aron, a Hungarian sports journalist, joins the pod to discuss Argyle's latest signing, Kornel Szucs. Aron sheds light on Szucs' career thus far and provides an overview of his playing strengths. There's even time for a Kristian Timar update as well! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Archie, Chris, Mark, and Tom get ready for the Rooney era. Preseason review, how to pronounce Hungarian defenders, new kits, Sheffield Wednesday away, and season predictions. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode we bring you another collaboration with James Stables, aka One Team in Devon, as we delve into James' latest newsletter, "5 Things I Learned About WazBall at Bristol Rovers." Pod regulars Archie and Mark are joined not only by James, but also by friend of the pod Drew Savage, as they discuss systems, new tactics, Cooper's future, a disappointing defeat at the hands of Bristol Rovers, and much more."One Team In Devon is a weekly(ish) Argyle fanzine for those who live and breathe Plymouth Argyle. It’s a place for insights, analysis, and celebrating what it means to be an Argyle fan. We’re still exploring ideas about what makes a great weekly fanzine – so please come along for the ride, support independent fan voices, and leave comments on what you like (and what you don’t).https://oneteamindevon.substack.com/*Apologies for delay on the release of this pod, due to technical difficulties which I won't bore you with. Bare with regarding Archie's audio as well, he remembers to turn his mic on after around 15 mins, preseason and all that! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tom and Archie are joined by former Argyle striker Nathan Blissett for an in-depth chat about his career. From being discovered playing park-football at age 21, going into the profession after university, to dealing with the high demands of the Argyle team and manager, and then the transition back to a life outside the game, this is a truly unique story. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tom, Archie, and Mark talk about the disappointment in Deutschland, with a meek defeat to Spain in the final. They discuss Southgate's legacy and resulting departure, as well as looking forward to the future. Klopp?! Surely not.Attention then turns towards Home Park, as they look at Rooney's impressive start to life at Argyle, the Cooper situation, MW anniversary, and Olympic appearances. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ex-Argyle striker Joe Mason and pal Seve Catindig-Stagg join pod regulars to discuss England's last-gasp turnaround against Slovakia. After yet another abject display from the Three Lions, we discuss where Southgate goes from here. Are England capable of overcoming the in-form Swiss?Attention then turns to Argyle transfer business as new signings are discussed, alongside Miller's departure. Perhaps the biggest news is also the most disappointing: goalkeeper Mike Cooper has rejected a new deal and the club is open to offers. What is the best course of action regarding one of our biggest assets? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mark, Chris, Tom, and Archie return to discuss ANOTHER poor England showing. Yet despite this, there is light at the end of the tunnel regarding the draw, which has opened up very kindly in England's favour. After discussing England's chances going forward, and the fallout thus far, attention turns towards Home Park and the recently announced fixture list, alongside new kit rumours and possible new incomings. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chirs, Alex and Archie discuss a dismal display, and wonder where Southgate goes from here. All very familiar, but is this a new low? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mark, Tom, and Archie convene to discuss England's drab 1-0 win over Serbia, which didn't quite leave us cheering every move! We debate if it's the same old England or whether calm heads are needed. After looking at England's potential rivals, who had slightly more convincing opening games, there's time for some Argyle chat and a quick preview of Denmark.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Pilgrims Podcast regulars Alex, Mark, and Chris as they chat with Dave Johnson, a genuine legend in US sports broadcasting, to learn all about Wayne Rooney's stint at DC United. Dave has seen all the legends in Washington, from Michael Jordan to Wayne Rooney, and was also a friend of former Argyle hero Paul Mariner. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The pod dips its toes in international waters as the team turns their attention to England and the European Championships. This is the first in a—hopefully—extended series of England pods, featuring regulars and some familiar guest voices. Fear not, should there be any news coming out of Home Park, we'll be sure to bring it to you. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This episode is in collaboration with One Team in Devon, as we take a deep dive into James' (aka One Team in Devon) latest newsletter, titled "5 Things Argyle Must Do to Ensure Rooney's Success." We have a bumper lineup of guests to help us tackle these five points, as we are joined not only by James Stables, but also by Drew Savage, Michael Savage, as well as pod regulars Mark, Archie and Chris."One Team In Devon is a weekly(ish) Argyle fanzine for those who live and breathe Plymouth Argyle. It’s a place for insights, analysis, and celebrating what it means to be an Argyle fan. We’re still exploring ideas about what makes a great weekly fanzine – so please come along for the ride, support independent fan voices, and leave comments on what you like (and what you don’t)". https://oneteamindevon.substack.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Manchester Messi makes his pod debut, joining former teammate JJ14 to talk through their Argyle days together. Sarce also discusses the seasons after Jake's departure including relegation, his POTY Season resulting in promotion back to League One, and more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

All aboard the Wayne Train! An emergency pod is called, to discuss the breaking news that Wayne Rooney will be the new head coach of Plymouth Argyle. Pod regulars are joined by guests Aaron Cusack and Dan Cole to discuss this quite staggering appointment. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.