Plymouth Argyle F.C.
| Pełna nazwa | Plymouth Argyle Football Club | ||
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| Przydomek | The Pilgrims, The Greens, The Gyles | ||
| Data założenia | 1886 jako Argyle F.C. | ||
| Liga | League One | ||
| Państwo |  Wielka Brytania | ||
| Stadion | Home Park, Plymouth | ||
| Prezes | James Brent | ||
| Trener | Ryan Lowe | ||
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Plymouth Argyle Football Club – angielski klub piłkarski z siedzibą w Plymouth, założony w 1886 roku jako Argyle Football Club. Plymouth Argyle FC stał się profesjonalnym klubem piłkarskim w 1903 roku. Obecnie zespół z południowo-zachodniej Anglii występuje w League One
Obecny skład
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Piłkarze na wypożyczeniu[3]
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Rekordy klubowe
- Najwyższa frekwencja 43,596 vs. Aston Villa, Division Two, 10 października 1936
- Najwyższe ligowe zwycięstwo:
- 8-1 vs. Millwall, Division Two, 16 stycznia 1932
- 8-1 vs. Hartlepool United, Division Two, 7 maja 1994
- Najwyższa ligowa porażka: 0-9 vs. Stoke City, Division Two, 17 grudnia 1960
- Najwyższe pucharowe zwycięstwo: 6-0 vs. Corby Town, trzecia runda FA Cup, 22 stycznia 1966
- Najwyższa pucharowa porażka: 1-7 vs. Tottenham, pierwsza runda FA Cup, 19 stycznia 1910
- Najwięcej punktów w lidze (2 punkty za zwycięstwo): 68, Division 3 South, 1929/30
- Najwięcej punktów w lidze (3 punkty za zwycięstwo): 102, Division Three, 2001/02
- Najwięcej goli w lidze:
- 107 Division 3 South 1925/26
- 107 Division 3 South 1951/52
- Najlepszy strzelec w sezonie: 32 Jack Cock, Division 3 South 1926/27
Plebiscyty
Piłkarz roku
Od roku 1966 kibice Plymouth Argyle wybierają najlepszego zawodnika sezonu
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Przypisy
- ↑ Plymouth Argyle - Szczegóły składu 20/21, _ [dostęp 2021-03-08] (pol.).
- ↑ The First Team - Plymouth Argyle, www.pafc.co.uk [dostęp 2021-03-08].
- ↑ Plymouth Argyle - Wypożyczenia, _ [dostęp 2021-03-08] (pol.).
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