Alex, Archie, Mark and Tom pour over Argyle’s success away at Cambridge in response to two straight defeats.

A timely formation change was no silver bullet, as the defence was still complacent but Amaechi and Evans shone unshackled by the 442, and Cleverley’s men appeared to be effective in attack still despite one fewer player up the pitch - both from open play and set pieces.

The panel discuss what the extra feather in the cap means for the team’s prospects going forward, and later dive into another listener’s question.

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In this Pilgrims Podcast exclusive, Archie and Tom sit down with Plymouth Argyle Chief Executive Paul Berne for a special two-part interview.

In Part One, they discuss Paul’s transition from a non-footballing career into the world of football and the public eye. Looking back on his first year as CEO, they explore the challenges of getting to grips with Argyle’s perilous financial situation so early in his tenure, as well as the major decision to stick with Tom Cleverley before subsequently appointing Derek Adams as Director of Football.

Paul then talks in detail about the restructuring he oversaw and how it proved key to Argyle’s upturn in results last season. Bringing things up to the present day, he explains the thinking behind Derek Adams’ new role as Sporting Director and David Fox’s expanded role as Head of Football Operations and Recruitment, outlining their respective responsibilities and what the changes mean for the club going forward.

Stay tuned for Part Two, which will be released on Wednesday morning, when the conversation turns to the Argyle’s women’s team, the current financial state of the club, the club’s transfer policy and the latest on potential investment.

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Tom, Mark and James discuss a third home defeat of the season for Argyle, and it was lucky that it was only 2-0 thanks to the brilliant Murphy Cooper.

The panel discuss another failure to play against a back three, some poor individual displays, and confusing selections and tactical choices.

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