Tolaj's tenth goal (all comps) for Argyle tonight is the quickest any Pilgrim has done it in the 21st century #pafc

Without quality analysis, data is effectively just stacks of meaningless numbers #pafc

Not sure if anyone has said yet, but if not, pretty sure Campbell is now our youngest ever goalscorer (waiting on GoS to confirm, unless someone else already has) #pafc

Seen a small selection of Fox quotes from today. Fair to say that we'd have never signed Katic with that attitude, to pick the first name to spring to mind. And the one about number nines? Nonsense

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Per Lancashire Telegraph, P'boro allegedly paid "around £1million with 3/400K in add-ons" for Harry Leonard. Rovers Xtra claims Argyle made a "bigger last-minute offer". If true, we've sat on £1.5m+ (of the millions in unbudgeted income from 2025) that's been unavailable until the final hours #pafc

If you're charting a political spectrum of Argyle fans, it goes from reactionaries on Twitter on one side to the green-tints on PASOTI on the other. It says a lot that the "centrists" I know are some form of angry too, that speaks to how badly this window was managed

Well, at least that fucking window is over. Started with so much hope and optimism. Ends with us expecting a raft of excuses at the fans' forum. My word, how I've soured in that time. Started it willing to defend AP, but now it's just clearly time to go. What's the point?

Seeing Dewsnip revisionism. Just because we failed to upgrade (I expect many would argue we downgraded), does not absolve our old DoF of a series of absolute clangers that almost got us relegated, then effectively did relegate us. It's akin to defending Foster when Rooney failed.

Four hours to go, to make signings that should have been in at least four weeks back

Such a minor thing, but I don't like Argyle's new website design 😂 the UX is much worse imo, makes navigating around the site worse. Bunch of old Argyle TV seasons gone (everything pre 2020/21 I think), match centre miles worse (no links related video content etc)

Given how the window has gone, I have no expectations for today. It's a safe place to be, expecting nothing, after this past summer. Seemingly too many development players, too much indecision, and a fourth straight window of transfer fee profits

Small thing about the goal, but as Ibrahim loses the duel, Roberts steps forward to press the ball, opening a gap between midfield and defence that three Swansea players attack. Our midfield two is leaving that gap far too often so far this season #pafc

However the shootout goes, brilliant performance given the team we put out. Toss up between Sorinola and Wiredu for MOTM, Edwards and Ibrahim also great. Confidence from beating Blackpool or just more time in training with TC and the team? Promising signs either way #pafc

Seb Cambell (CM) and Joe Mwaro (FB) both absent for the u18s today. The pair of first year apprentices, both very highly thought of, are likely to have travelled with the senior squad to Swansea. They were both on the bench v QPR, while Campbell was part of the travelling squad v Lincoln #pafc

Finn signing is superb news, congrats to Tegan and the club for getting it over the line! Very good few days for the club after a very, very frustrating few weeks

I just give up. I don't know which out of Parkinson, Fox, or Randle are most to blame, but quite frankly we're at a stage when heads should roll. Staggering incompetence this transfer window. Embarrassing. Could they have managed it worse if they'd tried?

After going out in the first round 9/10 seasons from 2008-2017, Argyle have now won seven of the past eight first-round ties in the League Cup, a 2-0 loss to Peterborough in 2022/23 season being the exception #pafc

Banana skin slipped on but we managed to avoid landing on our arse. Stats show exactly how poor that QPR u21 side was relative to a professional side, highlighting yet again how much work the defence needs. Time to make some (quality) signings! #pafc

Given how much football has changed since the days when the manager was *the* all-powerful figure, and given most teams now have a DoF-type role responsible for football, I'm surprised they aren't semi-regular attendees at press-conferences/have their own regular presser

If I could walk into the offices at HP, I'd print the words "Time is a currency, too" and plaster it all over the recruitment offices. A lesson that badly needs learning. Like last year, taking our time to try and save money looks likely to end up costing more

Sigh

Long-term, I want a back four but, given the available players right now (and probably most of the season), I think a back three is rapidly becoming the likely solution (as many have pointed out already)

As if another week has passed without a signing... Something about laughing instead of crying

This summer has been the perfect one to move house because it's provided a brilliant distraction from a transfer window which (knowing me) would otherwise have driven me completely and utterly mad with frustration.

Add all the caveats you like, but I think that game just showed us what we knew already: we need to spend the money we have bringing in some quality across the pitch. Let's hope we see things speed up next week

First PSF we've seen, but we're seeing a variation of this so far. For Watford, TC had Louza drop into CB, FBs get high and wide. With Argyle, Wiredu is dropping in from CM to split the CBs, but rather than getting high and wide the FBs are inverting into CM #pafc

With RAH's departure the latest to be confirmed, Argyle's net transfer spend is... very healthy. The club *must* be sitting on huge cash reserves, how much will be spent during the remainder of the summer? #pafc

Argyle today for the first time in weeks! Feels like Christmas 😂 very keen to see all these new signings in action, and how Cleverley plans to set us up

That's Al Hajj gone then. Let's be fair, probably feels very messed around by the club. Signed on deadline day despite being available since late June, so first start at the end of September, foolishly dropped by Rooney, then frozen out by Muslic who wanted a different profile

"A host of other clubs including QPR, Bristol City, Bristol Rovers, Stockport County, Plymouth Argyle and Austrian side Sturm Gratz are also reported to be interested. Ameen's breakthrough into Swindon's senior team has attracted interest." www.pinkun.com/sport/norwic...

Argyle have matched or broken the club's record transfer fee four times in the past two years. Given all the recent departures, surely this chart will change this summer #pafc

I'm pretty much happy with the signings so far... just as long as they're backed up by some proven quality soon-ish. We already had a hefty budget going into this season, and after Mair/Maxi we'll be seven signings in and a net profit well above £4m #pafc

So Baidoo loaned out for the season to a Quatari side that finished second bottom last season. They've announced it before we have. I'm very keen to find out what has gone so wrong that a player has gone from our record signing to being loaned out within six months... #pafc

Academy graduates Caleb Roberts and Freddie Issaka both received a squad number upgrade this summer and are now Argyle's #24 and #25. Both begin their second years as pros this season and each will surely be keen to breakthrough gain regular minutes #pafc

Enjoyed TC's interview on Talksport. Think he speaks authentically, it's very refreshing imo. Really looking forward to the next few signings and the first PSFs. Give me good, winning football 🤞

Shame, I was looking forward to seeing Ogbeta and hoping there'd be signs of improvement, particularly with Cleverley wanting attacking fullbacks. Probably for the best, and the Saxonification of another young LB has probably begun

A few weeks back there was an update on Argyle's Harper's Park training ground. As many of you will have already seen: Argyle are buying adjacent land "previously known as Peverall Park" and will turn it into a training pitch alongside further developments #pafc bsky.app/profile/argy...

Shame that Bundu's gone but worth celebrating a player who maybe wasn't the most consistent but showed they have a fair bit of quality and certainly gave us some memorable moments, not least v Leicester. A man possessed in the first half v Leeds, too. Best of luck

Joe Gorman, who joined Exeter as CFO in September 2023 and became their CEO 12 months later, has new left their role and is rumoured to become Argyle's new CFO to replace David Ray #pafc

Neil the negotiator strikes again #pafc www.footballinsider247.com/exclusive-br...

Though did wonders for our academy, Dewsnip made a series of high profile mistakes (to say the least). One of those was low RRCs in some key players' contracts, Hardie and Randell among them. For the best we've got a new team in to run the footballing side.

The 2019 parallel grows stronger. Relegation, change of manager, key players depart. But, with any luck, Argyle rebound and continue climbing #pafc

Best wishes to Hardie, what a player for us! Incredibly important player for us. From League 2 to the Championship, 74 goals along the way. Hurts, but that's football. Who's going to take that #9 shirt and make it their own next?

Here comes the sting in the tail, all the way from North Wales

I'll enjoy the rumours and dream of what could be (imagine a 30k+ Home Park packed out...) but expect nothing until we get an actual announcement. Hallett's investment in Argyle has been on a scale we've never seen before, imagine what this graph could end up looking like! #pafc

I'll tell you what: it does not feel like 19 days since we found our manager was leaving us and 16 days since we found out the long hoped-for investment into Argyle had fallen through #pafc

Oh my

Are we about to go from "Ryan Lowe, he left us" to "I don't care about Muslic"?

Just realised that Cleverley is Argyle's fifth permanent manager in 18 months, Schuey just sneaks in there. Crikey, I've aged so much in that time #pafc