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On Thursday, Muslic, who agreed a three-and-a-half year deal when he joined the club, said he wanted “answers” over the futures of a number of key players.
He also called for clarity over who Argyle’s new technical director will be as well as appointments to the recruitment department.
“I’m empty – we are relegated for seven or eight days, believe me I’m empty,” Muslic told BBC Sport.
“I don’t
Leeds started well as Joe Rodon and Brenden Aaronson saw efforts saved by Conor Hazard before they fell behind.
Bundu had given Leeds a warning a minute before the goal as he beat three men before blasting an effort that grazed the outside of the post.
When the resurgent Sierra Leone forward cut in from the left moments later, the net did bulge as his low effort came back off
Plymouth Argyle head coach Miron Muslic says his side will “not roll out the red carpet” for title-chasing Leeds United on Saturday.
Argyle are all-but relegated from the Championship and face a Leeds team who know they will lift the title if they can win at Home Park.
Leeds are level on points with Burnley, but their superior goal difference means as long as they match the Clarets’ result they
Plymouth Argyle head coach Miron Muslic says Wayne Rooney should not be blamed for the club’s pending relegation from the Championship.
The former England captain left the Pilgrims on 31 December with them bottom of the second tier.
Rooney guided Argyle to just four league wins and 13 defeats in 23 Championship matches in charge.
Since taking over in January, Muslic has led Plymouth to eight win and eight losses
Plymouth Argyle head coach Miron Muslic says he “needs answers” over the future direction of the club.
Barring a freak set of results on Saturday, the Pilgrims will be relegated from the Championship despite the best efforts of the Bosnian-born Austrian.
Muslic says he still has no clarity over who a new sporting director will be at Home Park and is worried that other clubs will be ahead of the
It is simplistic to say that Argyle were poor at both ends of the field – but the statistics do not lie.
They have conceded more goals than any other side in the Championship, while a recent flurry of eight goals in the past four games has seen them become the highest-scoring side in the bottom third of the table – but it was too little too late.
The lack
Plymouth Argyle were all but relegated from the Championship despite victory over a Preston North End side who remain in deep trouble following a dismal run of just one win in 14 games.
Luton Town’s dramatic win over Coventry City in the 12:30 BST kick off meant Argyle had to win both their remaining games and make up an unrealistic goal difference to survive.
And although a fine first-half Mustapha
Plymouth Argyle’s Ukraine defender Maksym Talovierov has returned to fitness in time for the final two games of the season.
It had been feared that the club-record signing would miss the rest of the campaign after injuring his knee in last month’s 3-2 loss to Derby County.
But the centre-back, who has scored two goals in 11 appearances for the Pilgrims since his January move to Home Park, has recovered
Plymouth Argyle head coach Miron Muslic says his side have the “belief” to keep their Championship survival hopes alive.
The Pilgrims are three points from safety at the bottom of the table with two games to play, starting with a must-win trip to Preston North End on Saturday.
Argyle go into the game in good form, having won three of their past five games beating Norwich City, Sheffield United and
Tommy Conway scored a 93rd-minute penalty as Middlesbrough maintained their Championships play-off hopes against bottom side Plymouth Argyle.
But Conway’s spot-kick, awarded after he was pushed over by Joe Edwards, for which the Argyle captain was sent off, nudges the Devon club closer to relegation.
Miron Muslic’s side remain three points adrift of Derby County in 21st but with a far inferior goal difference and only three matches remaining.
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