Vote for your Plymouth Argyle player of the month for September
Take part in our Plymouth Live poll to decide the winner
The four contenders in the Argyle player-of-the-month poll for September (top from left): George Cooper, Conor Grant; (bottom from left): Mike Cooper, Dom Telford (Image: PPAUK)
This is your chance to vote for Plymouth Argyle's player-of-the-month for September.
Ryan Lowe's Pilgrims began their 2020/21 campaign on September 5 with an exciting 3-2 win against Queens Park Rangers at Home Park in the Carabao Cup first round.
They have gone on to play six games in the month, most recently the 1-1 draw at home to Shrewsbury Town in League One on Saturday.
Plymouth Live football reporter Chris Errington has attended all six of Argyle's behind closed doors matches and has chosen four contenders for the player of the month award. You can cast your vote in the box below:
GEORGE COOPER
There was much excitement when the 23-year-old re-signed for Argyle late in pre-season and, unlike last season when he was on loan from Peterborough United, he did so on a long-term contract until the summer of 2023.
He had a disrupted pre-season at Peterborough so was always likely to take a little time to get up to speed at Argyle but has started every League One and Carabao Cup game at left-back.
Cooper scored with a superb strike in the 4-4 league draw at AFC Wimbledon and has also provided two assists.
MIKE COOPER
The highly-rated 20-year-old has been given the chance by Ryan Lowe to prove he should be Argyle's first choice goalkeeper this season.
The former Plymouth College pupil has started every League One and Carabao Cup game, with Jack Ruddy as his back-up.
There have been mistakes from Cooper but his excellent performances in the wins against QPR and Blackpool (1-0 in the league season opener) earned praise from opposition managers Mark Warburton and Neil Critchley respectively.
Who is your choice of Argyle Player of the month for September?
Conor Grant
Dom Telford
Has stepped into the central midfield position vacated by Argyle's 2019/20 player of the year Antoni Sarcevic after his summer move to Bolton Wanderers.
Grant's first two seasons at Home Park were both disrupted by injuries but he has had a strong start to this term.
He has scored twice, with a surefire goal of the season contender against QPR followed by a well-placed shot in the draw with Shrewsbury, and also provided two assists.
The pacy striker is top of Argyle's goalscoring chart with Conor Grant after netting twice in September.
He was on target in the 3-2 EFL Trophy defeat by Norwich City Under-21s at Home Park and earned the Pilgrims a point with a late equaliser against QPR.
Terlford has played in all six games in September, starting three of them, as Ryan Lowe has rotated his strikeforce during the opening month.
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