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Plymouth Argyle 

South-West's largest football team, with an average attendance of about 17,000. Away attendances are among the largest in the country despite the nearest away game usually being 150-200 miles away. Achieved two promotions in three seasons and are currently one division below the Premiership.
C'mon Plymouth Argyle! Green Army!
Plymouth Argyle by Viola Tragic August 5, 2006
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Plymouth Argyle 

The worst football team in existence.

Every season they bottle promotion and despite having no fans still manage to lose supporters.
Person 1: Did you see the Plymouth Argyle game last night?

Person 2: Yeah, always great seeing them get hammered.

Person 1: So true.
Plymouth Argyle by Dic Evans March 4, 2023

plymouth argyle 

shit team shit fans enough said
where r they in the league?
plymouth argyle by ste February 23, 2005
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