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Home: Globe Arena

From Plymouth: 331.5 miles (533 km)

Nickname: The Shrimps

Stadium capacity: 6,476 (2,173 seats)

Record attendance: 9,234 v Weymouth (FA Cup) 6 Jan 1962 (Christie Park)

Highest finish: 72nd (4th Tier4) 2009/10

Last time finished above Argyle: 2011/12

Famous fans: Jim Bowen

Did you know? The Shrimps' mascot is Christie the Cat. He once had an infamous friendly altercation with Dagenham & Redbridge goalkeeper Tony Roberts for which he was sent off, despite it being started by Roberts (allegedly!).

Club Websites: Links on Fanbase

--- This season's matches ---

Home Park: 12 January 2013

Globe Arena: 22 September 2012

--- Last league matches ---

Home: Saturday, 12 Jan 2013
Football League Two
Argyle 2 Morecambe 1

Team: Rene Gilmartin, Durrell Berry, Curtis Nelson, Guy Branston, Onismor Bhasera, Paris Cowan-Hall, Conor Hourihane, Maxime Blanchard (Luke Young), Jamie Lowry (Paul Wotton), Warren Feeney (Tyler Harvey), Ronan Murray. Goals: Conor Hourihane, Paris Cowan-Hall.

Away: Saturday, 22 Sep 2012
Football League Two
Morecambe 2 Argyle 3

Team: Jake Cole, Durrell Berry, Darren Purse, Maxime Blanchard, Robbie Williams, Alex MacDonald, Conor Hourihane, Ross Jenkins, Andres Gurrieri (Paris Cowan-Hall), Guy Madjo, Warren Feeney. Goals: Ross Jenkins, Warren Feeney (2).

HEAD TO HEAD RESULTS

All Competitions[+]

OUR BEST AND WORST
	Home	Away
Best	2013, 2 - 1	2012, 3 - 2
Worst	2011, 1 - 1	2012, 2 - 2

SELECTION TOTALS
	P	W	D	L	F	A	Avg Att
Home	2	1	1	0	3	2	5,905
Away	2	1	1	0	5	4	2,089
Both	4	2	2	0	8	6	3,997

SUCCESS RANKING
Home		Away
- of 100		- of 101

SINCE LAST	Win	Draw	Defeat
Home	4 mths	1 yr 6 mths	Never
Away	8 mths	1 yr 1 mth	Never

SEASON		MATCH DATE	RESULT			COMP.	ATT.	VENUE
2011-2012	[+]	05 Nov 20112011-11-05	Argyle	1 - 1	Morecambe	FL Two	5,409	Home Park

	[+]	28 Apr 20122012-04-28	Morecambe	2 - 2	Argyle	FL Two	2,313	Globe Arena

2012-2013	[+]	22 Sep 20122012-09-22	Morecambe	2 - 3	Argyle	FL Two	1,865	Globe Arena

	[+]	12 Jan 20132013-01-12	Argyle	2 - 1	Morecambe	FL Two	6,401	Home Park

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Home: Globe Arena From Plymouth: 331.5 miles (533 km) Nickname: The Shrimps Stadium capacity: 6,476 (2,173 seats) Record attendance: 9,234 v Weymouth (FA Cup) 6 Jan 1962 (Christie Park) Highest finish: 72nd (4th Tier4) 2009/10 Last time finished above Argyle: 2011/12 Famous fans: Jim Bowen Did you know? The Shrimps' mascot is Christie the Cat. He once had an infamous friendly altercation with Dagenham & Redbridge goalkeeper Tony Roberts for which he was sent off, despite it being started by Roberts (allegedly!). Club Websites: Links on Fanbase	MORECAMBE View larger map	--- This season's matches --- Home Park: 12 January 2013 Globe Arena: 22 September 2012 --- Last league matches --- Home: Saturday, 12 Jan 2013 Football League Two Argyle 2 Morecambe 1 Team: Rene Gilmartin, Durrell Berry, Curtis Nelson, Guy Branston, Onismor Bhasera, Paris Cowan-Hall, Conor Hourihane, Maxime Blanchard (Luke Young), Jamie Lowry (Paul Wotton), Warren Feeney (Tyler Harvey), Ronan Murray. Goals: Conor Hourihane, Paris Cowan-Hall. Away: Saturday, 22 Sep 2012 Football League Two Morecambe 2 Argyle 3 Team: Jake Cole, Durrell Berry, Darren Purse, Maxime Blanchard, Robbie Williams, Alex MacDonald, Conor Hourihane, Ross Jenkins, Andres Gurrieri (Paris Cowan-Hall), Guy Madjo, Warren Feeney. Goals: Ross Jenkins, Warren Feeney (2).