Plymouth Argyle suffers 17th league loss at Hull City

Plymouth Argyle manager Miron Muslic expressed frustration following his team's 2-0 defeat to Hull City, emphasizing that the players 'simply didn't show up' during a crucial match. The loss leaves Argyle six points adrift of safety with only 11 games remaining in the Championship season. Muslic criticized his players for their lack of consistency and competitive mentality, stating that they failed to build on recent positive performances, including a strong showing against Manchester City in the FA Cup. He noted that despite previous successes, the team could not replicate their fighting spirit, which is essential in the Championship. With this defeat marking their 13th loss in 18 away matches, Muslic acknowledged the need for a mental shift rather than a change in personnel. The pressure is mounting as Argyle must quickly improve to avoid relegation.