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Plymouth Argyle football books and dvds and a virtual aerial tour of Home Park. Great books about current and former Plymouth Argyle players and Plymouth Argyle managers and the history of Plymouth Argyle football club.
Top recommended books include Plymouth Argyle: 50 Classics, Plymouth Argyle Official Yearbook, Let's Have Coffee: The Tao of Ian Holloway plus many more in the Plymouth Argyle online bookshop
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Plymouth Argyle: 50 Classics (Classic Matches)
In the years since the formation of the club in 1886, generations of fans have experienced the rollercoaster ride of Plymouth Argyle's results at home and away. Joyful promotions, despairing relegations, unbelievable cup triumphs and embarrassingly early exits - the Green Army has been there to see them all. What you will find in these pages is a significant dip into Argyle's rich history, from a thumping win over Manchester United in 1932 to the crazy night when Pele's Santos came to Home Park; the astounding 1984 FA Cup run; the nail-biting Wembley win over Darlington in 1996; and, through to the nerve-shredding climax of the Second Division Championship season and Trigger's fairytale finale against Ipswich Town. Here, John Lloyd has brought together the stories of these matches which will, doubtless, stay in the memories of fans for the rest of their days. Profits from this book will be donated to the Argyle Supporters' Training and Development Trust, which helps the club develop the next generation of Argyle players.
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Plymouth Argyle Official Yearbook
"The Plymouth Argyle Official Yearbook 2006/07" is the definitive guide to Argyle football. Through 192 full-colour pages, the book provides a comprehensive review of the 2005/06 season, with match reports from all competitions, player profiles and a review of the other 23 teams in the Championship. Following in the Sidan Press tradition, the book is packed with page after page of beautifully designed charts and innovative statistics, getting fans closer than ever to the team they love. This is cutting-edge content you simply won't find anywhere else! A special message from the manager and general club information round out this impressive publication. The hardcover binding ensures it is a book Plymouth fans will treasure for years to come.
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Let's Have Coffee: The Tao of Ian Holloway
From the West has risen a footballing sage whose words of truth have transcended the mundane realm of sport.
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