The latest Argyle news and gossip.
A Fans' Forum takes place tonight in the Green Taverners Suite at Home Park, starting at 7pm. Owner Simon Hallett and CEO Andrew Parkinson will be in attendance to answer questions from supporters ... full details
The relegation to League Two will mean Argyle can only spend 55% of its turnover on player wages after operating at 60% in League One for the previous two seasons.
The Salary Cost Management Protocol will once again apply to all clubs in League Two for the 2019-2020 campaign with the wage cap set at 55% of projected turnover and any club that breaches the limit would be the subject of a transfer embargo.
The aim of the SCMP is to reduce the levels of losses incurred by clubs and, in the long term, ensure the EFL is comprised of self-sustaining professional football clubs.
Budgetary information and financial forecasts are passed to the EFL authorities at the start of the campaign and is updated and monitored as the season progresses.
Argyle's wage/turnover ratio for the last 20 years:
2017 - 2019 below 60%
2012 – 2017 below 55%.
2010-2011 no accounts available.
2008-2009: 87.2%.
2007-2008: 74.4%.
2006-2007: 65.8%.
2005-2006: 62.6%.
2004-2005: 42.6%.
2003-2004: 49.1%.
2002-2003: 56.0%.
2001-2002: 43.1%.
2000-2001: 51.0%.
1999-2000: 64.3%.
1998-1999: 63.6%.
The Argyle squad going through video analysis in Spain ....
Look out for Simon Hallett being interviewed by Sparksy on Radio Devon on Saturday....
Exeter City are advertising for academy scouts in Plymouth and East Cornwall.... ECFC
Nineteen year old defender Ryan Law joins Truro City on a 28-day youth loan.
League Two preview and prediction - Argyle play-off winners .... Over The Bar
A Fans' Forum takes place tonight in the Green Taverners Suite at Home Park, starting at 7pm. Owner Simon Hallett and CEO Andrew Parkinson will be in attendance to answer questions from supporters ... full details
The relegation to League Two will mean Argyle can only spend 55% of its turnover on player wages after operating at 60% in League One for the previous two seasons.
The Salary Cost Management Protocol will once again apply to all clubs in League Two for the 2019-2020 campaign with the wage cap set at 55% of projected turnover and any club that breaches the limit would be the subject of a transfer embargo.
The aim of the SCMP is to reduce the levels of losses incurred by clubs and, in the long term, ensure the EFL is comprised of self-sustaining professional football clubs.
Budgetary information and financial forecasts are passed to the EFL authorities at the start of the campaign and is updated and monitored as the season progresses.
Argyle's wage/turnover ratio for the last 20 years:
2017 - 2019 below 60%
2012 – 2017 below 55%.
2010-2011 no accounts available.
2008-2009: 87.2%.
2007-2008: 74.4%.
2006-2007: 65.8%.
2005-2006: 62.6%.
2004-2005: 42.6%.
2003-2004: 49.1%.
2002-2003: 56.0%.
2001-2002: 43.1%.
2000-2001: 51.0%.
1999-2000: 64.3%.
1998-1999: 63.6%.
The Argyle squad going through video analysis in Spain ....
Look out for Simon Hallett being interviewed by Sparksy on Radio Devon on Saturday....
Exeter City are advertising for academy scouts in Plymouth and East Cornwall.... ECFC
Nineteen year old defender Ryan Law joins Truro City on a 28-day youth loan.
League Two preview and prediction - Argyle play-off winners .... Over The Bar
