Английская Википедия:2005–06 Plymouth Argyle F.C. season

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Шаблон:Use dmy dates Шаблон:Use British English Шаблон:More citations neededШаблон:Infobox football club season Plymouth Argyle competed in the Football League Championship in the 2005–06 season, having finished 17th place in the season prior. They underwent a change in their manager, replacing Bobby Williamson with Tony Pulis in the hope of seeing an improvement to the previous season. The "Green Army" finished 14th in the league and made it to the 3rd round of the FA Cup.

Summary of the 2005–06 season

After a poor start to the season, which made relegation a likely outcome, Argyle fired manager Bobby Williamson and brought in Tony Pulis. Argyle regrouped under Pulis and regained a solid place in the middle of the league standings. The team's performance was one of contrasts. Argyle conceded only 46 goals, which made it the fifth (tied) best defense in the league although they only scored 39 goals, which made it the third (tied) worst attack in the league. It meant a lot of 0–0, 1–0, and 0–1 games – results that are synonymous with Pulis' style of football. However, under new manager Pulis, Argyle were never in any significant danger of relegation.Шаблон:Citation needed

Notable events

• In August, Argyle opens the season by defeating Reading 2–1 at the Madejski Stadium. It would be Reading's only home loss in the Championship all season. Victory at Reading is followed by a draw and four losses in the Championship.
• 6–23 September, manager Bobby Williamson is fired. Jocky Scott is named caretaker manager. Tony Pulis is named as the new manager.
• September–October, Pulis's first shores up the Argyle defence and achieves a record of one win, one loss, and five draws in first seven games under his management.
• 22 November – 18 February, young central defender Elliott Ward comes to Argyle on loan from West Ham. He stays for three months and proves successful on the field and popular with the fans. In 15 games with Ward, Argyle concede only 15 goals and achieve a record of 6 wins, 5 draws, and four losses in the Championship. Argyle move up to mid-table and while not safe from relegation, it seems very unlikely.
• 18 February, striker Vincent Pericard, on loan from Portsmouth, scores a hat trick against Coventry City in a 3–1 victory. This was the biggest win of the season by low-scoring Argyle.

Squad

Squad at end of season

Transfers

Out

Date	Player	Transfer	To	Fee	Source
June 2005	Matthew Villis	Sale	Torquay United	£0
July 2005	Gary Sawyer	Season-long loan	Exeter City	N/A
July 2005	Graham Coughlan	Sale	Sheffield Wednesday	£100,000
July 2005	Peter Gilbert	Sale	Leicester City	£200,000
October 2005	Taribo West	Released	Free Agent	N/A
January 2006	Matt Derbyshire	Recalled from loan	Blackburn Rovers	N/A
January 2006	Jason Jarrett	Recalled from loan	Norwich City	N/A
January 2006	Scott Taylor	Sale	Milton Keynes Dons	£100,000
January 2006	Nuno Mendes	Released	Free Agent	N/A
January 2006	Bjarni Guðjónsson	Released	Free agent	N/A
February 2006	Keith Lasley	Short-term loan	Blackpool	N/A
February 2006	Elliott Ward	Recalled from loan	West Ham United	N/A
February 2006	Rufus Brevett	Short-term loan	Leicester City	N/A
June 2006	Rufus Brevett	Released	Free agent	N/A
June 2006	Keith Lasley	Released	Blackpool	N/A

In

Date	Player	Transfer	From	Fee
June 2005	Ákos Buzsáky	Buy	F.C. Porto	£250,000
June 2005	Bojan Djordjic	Buy	Rangers	£0
June 2005	Anthony Barness	Buy	Bolton Wanderers	£0
July 2005	Nuno Mendes	Buy	CD Santa Clara	£0
July 2005	Taribo West	Buy	Al-Arabi	£0
July 2005	Rufus Brevett	Buy	West Ham United	£0
August 2005	Matt Derbyshire	Season Loan	Blackburn Rovers	N/A
November 2005	Jason Jarrett	Short Term Loan	Norwich City	N/A
November 2005	Elliott Ward	Short Term Loan	West Ham United	N/A
January 2006	Lilian Nalis	Buy	Sheffield United	£0
January 2006	Vincent Péricard	Short-term loan	Portsmouth	N/A

Competitions

Championship

Table

2005–06 Football League Championship

Results summary

	Month	Wins	Draws	Losses	Points/Possible	Percentage
August	1	1	4	4/18	22%
September	1	2	2	5/15	33%
October	1	4	0	7/15	47%
November	1	1	2	4/12	33%
December	2	2	1	8/15	53%
January	3	1	1	10/15	67%
February	1	2	2	5/15	33%
March	1	2	2	5/15	33%
April	2	2	2	8/18	44%
Season	13	17	16	56/138	41%
Sheffield United (automatic promotion)				90/138	65%
Crystal Palace (play-offs)				75/138	54%
Crewe Alexadra (relegation)				42/138	30%

Results

	Round	Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Score	Competition
1	6 August 2005	Reading	Away	Won	2–1	Championship
2	9 August 2005	Watford	Home	Draw	3–3	Championship
3	13 August 2005	Derby	Home	Lost	0–2	Championship
4	20 August 2005	Crystal Palace	Away	Lost	0–1	Championship
5	27 August 2005	Hull City	Home	Lost	0–1	Championship
6	29 August 2005	Brighton & Hove Albion	Away	Lost	0–2	Championship
7	10 September 2005	Norwich City	Away	Lost	0–2	Championship
8	13 September 2005	Crewe	Home	Drew	1–1	Championship
9	17 September 2005	Burnley	Home	Won	1–0	Championship
10	24 September 2005	Southampton	Away	Drew	0–0	Championship
11	27 September 2005	Sheffield United	Away	Lost	0–2	Championship
12	1 October 2005	Stoke City	Home	Won	2–1	Championship
13	15 October 2005	Sheffield Wednesday	Home	Drew	1–1	Championship
14	18 October 2005	QPR	Away	Drew	1–1	Championship
15	22 October 2005	Luton Town	Away	Drew	1–1	Championship
16	30 October 2005	Millwall	Home	Drew	0–0	Championship
17	5 November 2005	Ipswich Town	Away	Lost	1–3	Championship
18	19 November 2005	QPR	Home	Won	3–1	Championship
19	22 November 2005	Sheffield Wednesday	Away	Draw	0–0	Championship
20	26 November 2005	Reading	Home	Lost	0–2	Championship
21	3 December 2005	Coventry City	Away	Lost	1–3	Championship
22	10 December 2005	Watford	Away	Draw	1–1	Championship
23	17 December 2005	Crystal Palace	Home	Won	2–0	Championship
24	26 December 2005	Cardiff City	Away	Won	2–0	Championship
25	31 December 2005	Wolves	Away	Draw	1–1	Championship
26	2 January 2006	Leeds United	Home	Lost	0–3	Championship
27	14 January 2006	Norwich City	Home	Draw	1–1	Championship
28	21 January 2006	Crewe Alexandra	Away	Won	2–1	Championship
29	24 January 2006	Leicester City	Home	Won	1–0	Championship
30	31 January 2006	Southampton	Home	Won	2–1	Championship
31	4 February 2006	Burnley	Away	Lost	0–1	Championship
32	11 February 2006	Sheffield United	Home	Draw	0–0	Championship
33	14 February 2006	Stoke City	Away	Draw	0–0	Championship
34	18 February 2006	Coventry City	Home	Won	3–1	Championship
35	25 February 2006	Derby County	Away	Lost	0–1	Championship
36	4 March 2006	Brighton	Home	Won	1–0	Championship
37	7 March 2006	Preston	Home	Draw	0–0	Championship
38	11 March 2006	Hull City	Away	Lost	0–1	Championship
39	18 March 2006	Cardiff City	Home	Lost	0–1	Championship
40	25 March 2006	Preston	Away	Draw	0–0	Championship
41	1 April 2006	Wolves	Home	Won	2–0	Championship
42	8 April 2006	Leeds United	Away	Draw	0–0	Championship
43	15 April 2006	Millwall	Away	Draw	1–1	Championship
44	17 April 2006	Luton Town	Home	Lost	1–2	Championship
45	22 April 2006	Leicester City	Away	Lost	0–1	Championship
46	30 April 2006	Ipswich Town	Home	Won	2–1	Championship

FA Cup

Round	Date	Opponent	Result	Score	Venue
3rd round	7 January 2006	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Lost	0–1	Away	Molineux Stadium

League Cup

Round	Date	Opponent	Result	Score	Venue
1st round	23 August 2005	Peterborough United	Won	2–1	Home	Home Park
2nd round	20 September 2005	Barnet	Lost	1–2	Away	Underhill Stadium